Im happy he didnt try to break his ankle like your Kimura Kid.
Take your preaching and shove it.
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Take your preaching and shove it.
starts at 7:50. opponent tries to pat him on the shoulder and he shoves him away. also made a scene by refusing to let the ref hold his hand which is the official procedure. was given an attention by the judge for this. then as they walk to the corner he shoves his opponent again. all this playing out over two minutes. not a spur of the moment burst of bad judgment, but an extended temper tantrum.
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no lol just no. if that was a hawkeye you would see it for what it was. you never shove your opponent like that after the match when they're trying to show you respect.
i'm referring to his consistent disrespect displayed towards opponents. before this, it was typically in interviews or social media posts. first example was him calling labriola unathletic. another was when he talked about how unimpressive burroughs and marstellar were. i think he had another during the michigan dual that he came off as a jerk in.
like i said. love his skillset. dislike his persona. very similar to gilman when he was a hawk except now i don't have to swallow my distaste and root for him (unless he's representing USA).
"starts at 7:50" "playing out over two minute" ::links video::
8:50 long
Yeah the "help them up after pinning them" thing Bo did in 2019 I was not remotely a fan of and never defended it either.
Honestly it’s time for her to start climbing the weights. Go 53kgs. Japan can just have their other young phenom Fujinami go to 50kg. Id like to see that match. Or Susaki vs Japans Olympic gold medalist at 53kgs. Their depth is insane. I remember Adeline Gray saying she thought we could “maybe” compete with the Japanese THIRD team lol.
Seen where Carter said he plans on winning the Olympics at 74kgs?! My god he’ll be sucked down. Not having that 79kg class sucks.
Hidlay vs Iran.
Down 6-0. Comes back to win 15-6. The Iran guy was gassed before the break.
Down 6-0. Comes back to win 15-6. The Iran guy was gassed before the break.
Trent Hidlay came back from a 6-0 deficit to beat Gholami (Iran) 15-6. Hidlay did it with an underhook (ironically against an Iranian) and conditioning. His first takedown was a 4 that got challenged to a 2.
Altshuler (ISR) was looking throw, went straight to his back, was probably pinned but ref took his time. Then a gut by Cass to make it 6-0. Added a snatch single, then an easy go behind off a weak shot to end it.
Hidlay opened with a hip toss for four and did just enough to avoid being put on the clock, added two step-outs to move on, 6-0 over Karypbaev (KGZ).
Carr looked good, trading takedowns before adding three guts to his second, winning 12-2 over Santiago (PUR).
Carr looked good, trading takedowns before adding three guts to his second, winning 12-2 over Santiago (PUR).
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Santiago is just as quick as Carr. That was fun.
The Iranian that Hidlay beat was last years U23 runner-up so that’s a huge win
After she wins 4 weights in 4 years, then she can start getting younger.
Hidlay into the semis with a 6-0 win
Carr in a really great match against GEO but he comes up short 3-3 on criteria. Carr challenging as he almost had a td at the buzzer. Carr was in on a bunch of attacks but the Georgian had amazing defense. Carr loses challenge and it’s 4-3 GEO
Carr in a really great match against GEO but he comes up short 3-3 on criteria. Carr challenging as he almost had a td at the buzzer. Carr was in on a bunch of attacks but the Georgian had amazing defense. Carr loses challenge and it’s 4-3 GEO
I was walking and watching. Carr learned an important FS lesson, and that's sitting on a 3-2 lead and ditching your offense is recipe for disaster. Georgia wrestler shut his offense down too in the second, knowing he was going to score in short time.
JS I have to admit when you're right you're right.
Carter has more confidence that possibly every other wrestler in the country right now. Usually he backs it up, and one must learn to contain that energy and properly channel it both in victory and defeat. Cael teaches humility and being grateful, and I am sure Carter will learn from this match, what he did right and wrong during and after the match.
Now when it becomes a pattern, especially with multiple wrestlers in the same program, then you have an indication there is a deeper problem. When a program continuously exhibits poor sportsmanship from multiple wrestlers over a period of time, you can develop a reputation. A reputation that is well deserved, and a stain on the sport. It's not uncommon for those feeling shame project those feelings on others. Hopefully you don't live in a glass house.
Carter Starocci is an ace. The reason he is a 2x champion is a direct testament to his maniacle focus, dedication, hard work, confidence, and... the chip on his shoulder. None of the wrestling pundits in the country saw him winning a championship as a freshman except for his team mates, coaches and himself. As for your outrage and what Carter did, you are grasping at straws.
As for 'compelling' video evidence of a legitimate pattern of very poor behavior on the mat, I have it and it ain't pretty!
Repent my friend and you will be healed.
This girl is so awesome. I really can't believe she is this good this young. What a great talent to have for the USA
It's not like anyone who is an Iowa fan can really know what a high bar is or what the standard is for how someone acts in defeat....wait yes they do we will take it under consideration lol. Have a great Saturday JS just messing with you
Horrible luck for Carr. Iran was probably the favorite in that semi but would have loved to see the match.
Cardenas into the finals with a 8-0 win!! His Georgian opponent won bronze at the 2022 worlds. He has also won the Kolov and Nikola Petrov and took silver at the pellicone. Huge win by Cardenas. Will face Firouzpour from Iran in the finals who is the 2022 U20 champion. Another tough match
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Hidlay, 11-1 and Cardenas, 8-0 into the finals
Cardenas looked excellent in an 8-0 win over a Georgian who Spey said took bronze at this year senior worlds.
Cardenas onto the finals, beating Maisuradze (GEO, and Sr bronze medalist) 8-0. He scored his first point on a step-out while he was on clock in the first. Followed it up with another step-out, and 3 doubles near the edge.
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Very impressive showing by Cardenas. Clean shots and finishes. Made his win over a Sr World bronze medalist look relatively easy...
Big Cass pulled back in. On the other side Masoumi beat Yergali 5-3 to make the finals
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