can be found at THIS LINK.
In the P4P ratings, Daton Fix vaulted from 8th to 2nd with his wins of Spencer Lee (down from 2nd to 3rd). This caused a lot of other movements in the P4P. Prospects that we've discussed/PSU is known to be interested in are ranked in the P4P as follows:
1. Mark Hall (stays at #1)
2. Daton Fix (up from 8th)
3. Spencer Lee (down from 2nd)
4. Nick Suriano (down from 3rd)
8. Chad Red (down from 7th)
9. Mason Manville (up from 10th)
13. Luke Pletcher (up from Honorable Mention)
I won't go into an analysis of any weight class, but will note that the rankings at many of the classes changed a good bit in the updated rankings.
In a separate article on Flo, Willie authored a look at the last lost suffered by each member of this week's P4P ranking. You can read that article at THIS LINK.
enjoy
Tom
In the P4P ratings, Daton Fix vaulted from 8th to 2nd with his wins of Spencer Lee (down from 2nd to 3rd). This caused a lot of other movements in the P4P. Prospects that we've discussed/PSU is known to be interested in are ranked in the P4P as follows:
1. Mark Hall (stays at #1)
2. Daton Fix (up from 8th)
3. Spencer Lee (down from 2nd)
4. Nick Suriano (down from 3rd)
8. Chad Red (down from 7th)
9. Mason Manville (up from 10th)
13. Luke Pletcher (up from Honorable Mention)
I won't go into an analysis of any weight class, but will note that the rankings at many of the classes changed a good bit in the updated rankings.
In a separate article on Flo, Willie authored a look at the last lost suffered by each member of this week's P4P ranking. You can read that article at THIS LINK.
enjoy
Tom
