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Nolf And Snyder to Wrestle in Finals
Nolf got a tech over Magomed Kardanov (12-1) and then controlled fellow American Josh Shields, 9-1. He teched Nurlan Bekzhanov (10-0). In the semis. Nolf then wrestled against 2021 world bronze medalist, #7 Timur Bizhoev. Just 30 seconds into the match, the two were tied up in the under-over position when Nolf sent Bizhoev for a ride. Nolf threw Bizhoev in a lat-drop and got the fall at only 53 seconds into the match! The win over Bizhoev is one of Nolf’s most significant of his freestyle career will set up a finals match against Cherman Valiev. Valiev won Russian nationals in 2020 and was a U23 world champion in 2021.Kyle Snyder also made the finals. Snyder recorded three straight tech falls over Dzugaev (10-0), Ovsiannikov (12-2), and Dzhagaev (14-4) to make his third career Yarygin finals. There, Snyder will wrestle Russia’s Shamil Musaev. Musaev made the finals by defeating 2018 world bronze medalist #11 Elizbar Odikadze in the semis. Musaev and Snyder have never wrestled but Musaev, a junior world champ and U23 world silver, should present Snyder with some unique challenges.
-From FLO (modified)
Nolf is starting to show the freestyle results that we all suspected he would have given a bit of time adjusting from folkstyle. He looked good in all his matches.
I love how the Russian coach throws the brick and the ref just rolls it back at him. WTF are you trying to challenge? LOL!
That would be something. No one more fun to watch and root for.
Cherman Valiev sounds like the head of the Communist Party.
Thank you psalm 1 for the updates, and tikk for the Nolf video. Watched several bouts before hitting the sack last night, and just now catching up. You guys are awesome.
I think he was trying to give his guy a neck pillow.
I’ve watched 2 of Nolf’s matches - he looks really quick, and violent in the ties. He was snapping his first opponent through the floor.
Nolf looks like he’s 5-10lbs heavier than when Dake nearly killed him.
I like what I see here.
I like what I see here.
Thank you for duin the good work!Never mind! Who needs sleep anyway?Helen Maroulis on mat 2 for her gold medal match.
I think it is now fair to say Nolf is a top 15 guy in the world at 74 KG. He beat Tsabolov (former World Champ and World Silver medalist) on his trip to Russia with Kyle Snyder and FLO had him at #19 after that. And he just beat a #7 Russian (using FLO's rankings).
He next wrestles #16 Valiev in the finals of Yarigin. And then in February he will wrestle an Iranian in the US vs. Iran match. Hope he stays healthy and can give Dake a run for his money this spring.
Would have liked to have seen Zain at Yarigin, too.
He next wrestles #16 Valiev in the finals of Yarigin. And then in February he will wrestle an Iranian in the US vs. Iran match. Hope he stays healthy and can give Dake a run for his money this spring.
Would have liked to have seen Zain at Yarigin, too.
Wrestle Stat has Ayala beating Nolf
I'm not fully sure how to square the times listed at the top (below) with the ones listed at the bottom (below):
Repechage action starts at 9 p.m. ET on Saturday with medal matches beginning at 6:15 a.m. ET on Sunday. Fans can watch live online:
Stream 1 - https://t.co/01e7UmzXQh
Stream 2 - https://t.co/KkI7KTGMMW
Stream 3 - https://t.co/aM6KHAygYI
2022 IVAN YARIGUIN GRAND PRIX
Jan. 27-30, 2022 | Krasnoyarsk, Russia
U.S. men’s freestyle results
65 kg: Joey McKenna (Pennsylvania RTC/Titan Mercury WC) – FIFTH
WIN Vladislav Koika (Belarus), 12-2
LOSS Ramazan Ferzaliev (Russia), 6-1
WIN Ibragim Abutalimov (Russia), 10-0
WIN Akhmed Chakaev (Russia), 12-8
LOSS Ibrahim Ibragimov (Russia), 6-4
74 kg: Jason Nolf (Nittany Lion WC/Titan Mercury WC) - finalist
WIN Magomed Kardanov (Russia), 12-1
WIN Josh Shields (USA), 9-1
WIN Abdar-Rahman Kumukov (Russia), 10-0
WIN Timur Bizhoev (Russia), fall
vs. Chermen Valiev (Russia)
74 kg: Josh Shields (Sunkist Kids WC) - repechage
LOSS Jason Nolf (USA), 9-1
vs. Magomed Kardanov (Russia)
79 kg: Alex Dieringer (Michigan RTC/Titan Mercury WC) – FIFTH
WIN Alik Badtiev (Russia), fall
WIN Magomed Magomaev (Russia), fall
WIN Dmitry Kuprin (Russia), 9-5
LOSS Radik Valiev (Russia), 5-2
LOSS Haji Nabiyev (Russia), 5-2
86 kg: Zahid Valencia (Sunkist Kids WC) – bronze match
WIN Babuli Tsoloev (Russia), 11-2
WIN Azamat Dauletbekov (Russia), 2-2
LOSS Amanula Rasulov (Russia), 5-2
97 kg: Kyle Snyder (Nittany Lion WC/Titan Mercury WC) – finalist
WIN Devid Dzugaev (Russia), 11-0
WIN Igor Ovsyannikov (Russia), 12-2
WIN Soslan Dzhagaev (Russia), 14-4
vs. Shamil Musaev (Russia)
U.S. women’s freestyle results
57 kg: Helen Maroulis (Sunkist Kids WC) – GOLD
WIN Veronika Chumikova (Russia), 9-6
WIN Bermet Nuridin Kyzy (Kyrgyzstan), 10-1
WIN Kristina Mikhneva (Russia), 8-0
WIN Olga Khoroshavtseva (Russia), forfeit
62 kg: Macey Kilty (TarHeel WC/Sunkist Kids) – SILVER
WIN Dilnaz Sazanova (Kyrgyzstan), 10-0
WIN Alina Kasabieva (Russia), 9-6
LOSS Tserenchimed Sukhe (Mongolia), 11-0
Schedule (12 hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time)
Sunday, Jan. 30
11 a.m. – Repechage (MFS 74, 86, 92, 97 kg, WFS 68, 72, 76 kg)
1 p.m. – Finals (MFS 74, 86, 92, 97 kg, WFS 68, 72, 76 kg)
Repechage action starts at 9 p.m. ET on Saturday with medal matches beginning at 6:15 a.m. ET on Sunday. Fans can watch live online:
Stream 1 - https://t.co/01e7UmzXQh
Stream 2 - https://t.co/KkI7KTGMMW
Stream 3 - https://t.co/aM6KHAygYI
2022 IVAN YARIGUIN GRAND PRIX
Jan. 27-30, 2022 | Krasnoyarsk, Russia
U.S. men’s freestyle results
65 kg: Joey McKenna (Pennsylvania RTC/Titan Mercury WC) – FIFTH
WIN Vladislav Koika (Belarus), 12-2
LOSS Ramazan Ferzaliev (Russia), 6-1
WIN Ibragim Abutalimov (Russia), 10-0
WIN Akhmed Chakaev (Russia), 12-8
LOSS Ibrahim Ibragimov (Russia), 6-4
74 kg: Jason Nolf (Nittany Lion WC/Titan Mercury WC) - finalist
WIN Magomed Kardanov (Russia), 12-1
WIN Josh Shields (USA), 9-1
WIN Abdar-Rahman Kumukov (Russia), 10-0
WIN Timur Bizhoev (Russia), fall
vs. Chermen Valiev (Russia)
74 kg: Josh Shields (Sunkist Kids WC) - repechage
LOSS Jason Nolf (USA), 9-1
vs. Magomed Kardanov (Russia)
79 kg: Alex Dieringer (Michigan RTC/Titan Mercury WC) – FIFTH
WIN Alik Badtiev (Russia), fall
WIN Magomed Magomaev (Russia), fall
WIN Dmitry Kuprin (Russia), 9-5
LOSS Radik Valiev (Russia), 5-2
LOSS Haji Nabiyev (Russia), 5-2
86 kg: Zahid Valencia (Sunkist Kids WC) – bronze match
WIN Babuli Tsoloev (Russia), 11-2
WIN Azamat Dauletbekov (Russia), 2-2
LOSS Amanula Rasulov (Russia), 5-2
97 kg: Kyle Snyder (Nittany Lion WC/Titan Mercury WC) – finalist
WIN Devid Dzugaev (Russia), 11-0
WIN Igor Ovsyannikov (Russia), 12-2
WIN Soslan Dzhagaev (Russia), 14-4
vs. Shamil Musaev (Russia)
U.S. women’s freestyle results
57 kg: Helen Maroulis (Sunkist Kids WC) – GOLD
WIN Veronika Chumikova (Russia), 9-6
WIN Bermet Nuridin Kyzy (Kyrgyzstan), 10-1
WIN Kristina Mikhneva (Russia), 8-0
WIN Olga Khoroshavtseva (Russia), forfeit
62 kg: Macey Kilty (TarHeel WC/Sunkist Kids) – SILVER
WIN Dilnaz Sazanova (Kyrgyzstan), 10-0
WIN Alina Kasabieva (Russia), 9-6
LOSS Tserenchimed Sukhe (Mongolia), 11-0
Schedule (12 hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time)
Sunday, Jan. 30
11 a.m. – Repechage (MFS 74, 86, 92, 97 kg, WFS 68, 72, 76 kg)
1 p.m. – Finals (MFS 74, 86, 92, 97 kg, WFS 68, 72, 76 kg)
This is the remaining schedule per the USA Wrestling site:
Schedule (12 hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time)
Sunday, Jan. 30
11 a.m. – Repechage (MFS 74, 86, 92, 97 kg, WFS 68, 72, 76 kg)
1 p.m. – Finals (MFS 74, 86, 92, 97 kg, WFS 68, 72, 76 kg)
Schedule (12 hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time)
Sunday, Jan. 30
11 a.m. – Repechage (MFS 74, 86, 92, 97 kg, WFS 68, 72, 76 kg)
1 p.m. – Finals (MFS 74, 86, 92, 97 kg, WFS 68, 72, 76 kg)
I'm working on my transliteration from Russian and enjoy challenges. Next up: hieroglyphics and then bird songs.
In fairness, @dunkej01 was drinking out of that shoe Brands held up last night.Still hung over?
Any idea what that was about? I was going to drop some acid and maybe get enlightened. I get their finger pointing and ref riding and jumping around....they are who they are.....but the shoe????????????
I have a feeling the shoe may end up being what we remember the most about last night.
You need access to the binder. Without the binder it is all a mystery.
Hey, you can do it! If I could stay up until 0500 this morning watching the previous sessions I know you can do it : )
Josh Shields wins his repechage match against Kardanov of Russia 12-5.
Makes me wish Cenzo were still competing.
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