All y'all are missing the fact that the showdown will happen! Seeding the past world/Olympic champs 1-2-3 wouldn't have guaranteed the match we have all been wanting to see.
Senior Worlds (non Olympic weights) - October 28-31, 2024
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They've even figured out how to tweak the results of matches. Surely a brcket can't be difficult.
But all kidding aside, I would be more upset if I were Sadulaev as pointed out in a previous post. He's the one decending.
I think DT is going to gorge himself in the second period.
just saw a video with Ono where he said he will be training at PSU from January until March
All well and fine, but let's not forget: UWW changed the brackets to this dreck.
The original brackets followed the rules.
So this isn't an either/or. This is UWW screwing up.
Ono’s coming to PSU in January for training camp
How many World and Olympic Medals do you count in this video?
It's not hard to understand. Do I like it? Nope. Is it the way the rules are written? Yep.
I'll be there with @SlipperyPete12 at 6am wondering why he can't type faster so I can have the results before the match ends. he needs to work on that part of his game. I think "injury timeout" is a ruse for Slippery Pete to take a bathroom break. 🤣
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That’s Nokhodi. Burroughs did wrestle Khadjiev in 2017 worlds though. He won 13-2. Khadjiev finished 8th.
Also…
Ghasempour - Japan 4th match on A
Ono - Uguev 8th match on A
Ghasempour - Japan 4th match on A
Ono - Uguev 8th match on A
My take, I have no clue who wins this match. Lol
If Taylor has addressed his tank issues, which I believe he has, I think he takes Sadulaev.
Taylor admitted the last few years he actually wanted to see how much he could coast and still win.
He admitted he found out.
No way Brooks beats Taylor at 100%
I'm thinking Taylor has ramped his conditioning in a big way.
Sadulaev could catch him and end it early, Taylor the same.
Crazy match coming up.
No one has a clue what will happen.
That said, let's hope Brooks sticks with it full force. He was literally a heartbeat away from being an olympic champion. I think in Yazs condition Brooks would have beaten him.
Future is bright at 86kg.
If Taylor has addressed his tank issues, which I believe he has, I think he takes Sadulaev.
Taylor admitted the last few years he actually wanted to see how much he could coast and still win.
He admitted he found out.
No way Brooks beats Taylor at 100%
I'm thinking Taylor has ramped his conditioning in a big way.
Sadulaev could catch him and end it early, Taylor the same.
Crazy match coming up.
No one has a clue what will happen.
That said, let's hope Brooks sticks with it full force. He was literally a heartbeat away from being an olympic champion. I think in Yazs condition Brooks would have beaten him.
Future is bright at 86kg.
Couldn't remember if it was one of them two or Zo at Trials.
Looks like Kennedy in the flo video.
Thank you, David Taylor and Abdulrashid Sadulaev.
In a world of ducking, bumping, "resting", and politicking... This is what makes our sport great.
In a world of ducking, bumping, "resting", and politicking... This is what makes our sport great.
Flo has the brackets and upcoming matches on Floarena and UWW does as well
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92kg Qualif. - David Morris Taylor VS Abdulrashid Sadulaev (AIN)
Period 1:
DT in red & Sadulaev in blue. Sadulaev looking much trimmer. His singlet is even loose in the chest & under the arms. Here we go! Tying up & circling, Sadulaev snaps, nothing & back to the tie up. DT drops in on a leg, Sadulaev defending & gets away, back to neutral. Circling, tying up. Passivity warning Sadulaev, restart. DT shoots, Sadulaev threatening with a chest wrap & sprawls back. Sadulaev spins around, comes behind & gets a TD, 2-0, no turns, restart. Tying up, Sadulaev snaps, nothing. Circling & hand fighting, Sadulaev snaps & comes behind quickly for another TD, 4-0, looking for a turn, but no luck, restart, 3:46 left. Circling & tying up & pushing in the center & that's how the period ends. 4-0 Sadulaev
Period 2:
Kennedy & someone I don't recognize in DT's corner. Back to action. DT shoots, Sadulaev sprawls, stalemate, restart. Tying up DT pushing forward a little, then they're back to center. Sadulaev snaps, DT sprawls back & they're back to center. DT shoots, Sadulaev gets a chest lock & is trying to come behind for another TD, but takes DT out of bounds, 5-0, restart. DT shoots off the whistle, gets a leg, but Sadulaevu sprawls back & it's a stalemate. DT back in on a leg off the whistle, Sadulaev counters, they're scrambling & Sadulaev gets the TD, 7-0, restart. 1:25 left. Circling, DT shoots, nothing, DT shoots again, gets a leg, but Sadulaev sprawls back for a stalemate, restart. DT shoots again off the whistle, Sadulaev sprawls & it's another stalemate, restart. 42-sec left. Tying up, DT reaches for a leg, nothing. Sadulaev locked over the head & it's another stalemate. DT shoots again off the whistle, Sadulaev with another sprawl, and another stalemate, restart, 14-sec left & that's how it ends. Sadulaev was in control of the entire match. DT got to his legs, but couldn't do much else from there.
Abdulrashid Sadulaev DEC David Taylor 7-0
Period 1:
DT in red & Sadulaev in blue. Sadulaev looking much trimmer. His singlet is even loose in the chest & under the arms. Here we go! Tying up & circling, Sadulaev snaps, nothing & back to the tie up. DT drops in on a leg, Sadulaev defending & gets away, back to neutral. Circling, tying up. Passivity warning Sadulaev, restart. DT shoots, Sadulaev threatening with a chest wrap & sprawls back. Sadulaev spins around, comes behind & gets a TD, 2-0, no turns, restart. Tying up, Sadulaev snaps, nothing. Circling & hand fighting, Sadulaev snaps & comes behind quickly for another TD, 4-0, looking for a turn, but no luck, restart, 3:46 left. Circling & tying up & pushing in the center & that's how the period ends. 4-0 Sadulaev
Period 2:
Kennedy & someone I don't recognize in DT's corner. Back to action. DT shoots, Sadulaev sprawls, stalemate, restart. Tying up DT pushing forward a little, then they're back to center. Sadulaev snaps, DT sprawls back & they're back to center. DT shoots, Sadulaev gets a chest lock & is trying to come behind for another TD, but takes DT out of bounds, 5-0, restart. DT shoots off the whistle, gets a leg, but Sadulaevu sprawls back & it's a stalemate. DT back in on a leg off the whistle, Sadulaev counters, they're scrambling & Sadulaev gets the TD, 7-0, restart. 1:25 left. Circling, DT shoots, nothing, DT shoots again, gets a leg, but Sadulaev sprawls back for a stalemate, restart. DT shoots again off the whistle, Sadulaev sprawls & it's another stalemate, restart. 42-sec left. Tying up, DT reaches for a leg, nothing. Sadulaev locked over the head & it's another stalemate. DT shoots again off the whistle, Sadulaev with another sprawl, and another stalemate, restart, 14-sec left & that's how it ends. Sadulaev was in control of the entire match. DT got to his legs, but couldn't do much else from there.
Abdulrashid Sadulaev DEC David Taylor 7-0
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That was an ass kicking
Now he likely has to beat Ghasempour just to place
Now he likely has to beat Ghasempour just to place
What do you do differently, though? Outside of mixing up the ties, he got into a hole and caught in the quicksand of having to attack on one of the best to ever do it.
EDIT: and on top of that, the opponent has an almost-unrivaled counter chest wrap and a size advantage.
Dude is so hard to score on. DT has a great shot at Ghaz for bronze though, I'd say. Would love for him to finish his career w/ a W.
The obvious difference was missing the best corner man in the bidness, Penn State's very own, Casey Cunningham. Take note, recruits!
The obvious difference was missing the best corner man in the bidness, Penn State's very own, Casey Cunningham. Take note, recruits!
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