Hammerlock3

thanks for clarifying. sometimes its hard to know when leave your sword in its scabbard around here.

ok so are you saying tOSU made a bad choice or I'm wrong because they would have made the right one?

i mean i don't think he was ever a 197...or for clarification he never should have been at that weight, despite weighing in

i don't think he was a big 197, he was a tweener HWY, should have been there every year.

well at least one person seems to agree. But moving forward, you think greatest is the person, who in their prime, could beat anyone else in their prime? I presume that's your criteria? I'm being logical so I won't rush ahead before we know what we're talking about.

this topic is also committing the heretical omission of ignoring the idea Ferrari goes HWY in the future, in which case he slots in at 4 at the lowest.

that you have steveson #1 on a list of college HWYs. No offense, this is one of my opinions that most people seem to think is stupid.

I'm consistently amazed at people's willingness to act as if people who quit the sport should get credit for matches they didn't wrestle.

Just give it a few years

JC whiffs on another joke...

i don't dignify mean people like you with responses

He's like a hyper political comedian. Everything becomes cringey when you realize its just pandering/mean-spirited joked shape noise....

why

i'm waiting for you to demonstrate some knowledge beyond the level of someones uncle in the stands mumbling about how big muscles need oxygen .

he looks like he gained muscle but thats just because he's much more defined based on leaning out drastically.

he didn't gain muscle he lost a bunch of weight. I'm sure we agree fat consumes energy too, so cass didn't lose a step because of getting slow and tired. Definitely arguable that the weight was worth having when there's 100 pounds between weight classes.

why would he? He's not gonna get meaningful separation (away from yazdani) anyway right? I don't agree that he needs reps.

"examples of posters who got less funny despite trying harder to be"

I don't know who could complain as long as he we have NHSCA duel highlights of ranked kids hitting JV moves on jv wrestlers all over my x feed.

he doesn't he just likes attacking programs he hates where they don't deserve it. @CowboyYe2024

anyway to prove this guy isn't cinnabon

I try to but I find that you have to pull with your feet really well to make it work, and thats obviously good wrestling but you have to be in such good shape to do it for very long and i'm just not in that good of shape. I'm sure there are feel guys, more russian types who don't have to work that hard from there but the PSU guys are usually just doing it till the guys position breaks and then taking whatever is on offer.

I don't know about everyone, its working really well right now though. despite how common it is, its really hard to teach. Two years ago I was "wrestling" (I was getting killed so badly that term might not be appropriate) an AA who isn't even known as a collar tie guy and his felt like an iron lego snapping onto my head. I had people on my head maybe a million times and never felt anything like it. It wasn't more than ten years ago that I heard a lot of prominent coaches be very wary about letting some athletes touch the head at all, because there are a lot of very effective counters, but PSU has definitively shown that the pros outweigh that danger...

technically, the question is if they turn into a collar tie team quickly or slowly.

Has anyone suggested he make the US team so he can get some sponsors and pay himself....