Maybe they can mic up Taylor and he can do play by play, live, on the mat.
Taylor's live play-by-play calls will be lit!
Seriously, maybe Bo joins Ironhead?
Does anybody without the last name Dean feel this will be remotely competitive?
Except for the dude across the mat from him at M2, Dieringer, and money-for-Zs-nose, but point taken.I’d say seeing how Dean just won SR Nationals and was well on his way to teching Lujan before a comeback pin in the recent 8-man FLO bracket, he’s probably close to the best domestic competition for DT we could hope for right now.
I’d say seeing how Dean just won SR Nationals and was well on his way to teching Lujan before a comeback pin in the recent 8-man FLO bracket, he’s probably close to the best domestic competition for DT we could hope for right now.
Zahid and Burroughs are set to compete about a week before already and Cox hasn’t been in action for awhile...all that considered, I’m happy with the matchup!
Like I said in my post, Zahid is booked already. Myles just got teched by him, Bo is in his club, and Ringer just got beat by Bo two cards ago in a snooze fest...Zahid, Myles Martin, Bo Nickal, Alex Dieringer and a few others would beg to differ.
Dieringer also had ACL surgery so he will be out for a bit.Like I said in my post, Zahid is booked already. Myles just got teched by him, Bo is in his club, and Ringer just got beat by Bo two cards ago in a snooze fest...
Of course not. This is what Taylor did to Yazdani (86 kg world champ in 2017 and 2019):Does anybody without the last name Dean feel this will be remotely competitive?
I didn’t know Kerk comes from Padua, Italy! I thought he was American.I want Jake vs Kerkvliet. The (other) master vs the Paduan ...
I'm as big a PSU homer as the next guy, but do we know enough about DT's recovery from last year's disaster to confidently say he's back to his pre-injury preeminence? I hope you're right. But I gotta admit that Dean has looked very impressive since his surprise emergence from retirement.Taylor is the best in the world at his weight. And it’s not close. It would be hard to find anyone on the planet that would be a good match for him.
I'm as big a PSU homer as the next guy, but do we know enough about DT's recovery from last year's disaster to confidently say he's back to his pre-injury preeminence? I hope you're right. But I gotta admit that Dean has looked very impressive since his surprise emergence from retirement.
He also steamrolled through Pan Ams in March, fwiw.We don’t know for sure. The sample size is small. However he looked every bit his old self against Martin. But yes, we probably need to see more before we can say for sure that he is still the best in the world. Although I am confident he still is.
Taylor is the headliner. Dean is the Lion's steak.
He also steamrolled through Pan Ams in March, fwiw.
Yeah, I'd pick both of those guys over Dean or PD3, etc. Torreblanca especially is a beast. David had to work.Where he wrecked Pedro Ceballos Fuentes of Venezuela, and Yurieski Torreblanca Queralta of Cuba. Both of whom are legit top 10 opponents.
Will this be Zain's first match since what happened in Canada?
I'd say Dake and Yazdani especially wouldn't agree. Burroughs as well. It's definitely close tho. I'll be rooting for DT in 2021 tho. I'm assuming he techs Dean if he wants.Taylor is the best in the world at his weight. And it’s not close. It would be hard to find anyone on the planet that would be a good match for him.
Dake and Burroughs aren't at his weight, and Yazdani is 0-2 vs. Taylor.I'd say Dake and Yazdani especially wouldn't agree. Burroughs as well. It's definitely close tho. I'll be rooting for DT in 2021 tho. I'm assuming he techs Dean if he wants.
NoWill this be Zain's first match since what happened in Canada?
Looking forward to it
Will this be Zain's first match since what happened in Canada?
Looking forward to it
Have they wrestled since the loss?
Have they wrestled since the loss?
Nickal beat him in the NCAA semi-finals the same year