Yarygin thread
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Ramos gives up a shot clock point, and that's pretty much all the action in the first period. 1-0 Bogomoev.
2nd period, both wrestlers sent back to corners to towel off.
- step out point, 2-0 Ramos down.
- Bogo gets to a leg, Ramos hops around a bit but it's converted. 4-0. Minute left.
- Ramos can't really get close to Bogomoev in the last minute, it finishes 4-0.
2nd period, both wrestlers sent back to corners to towel off.
- step out point, 2-0 Ramos down.
- Bogo gets to a leg, Ramos hops around a bit but it's converted. 4-0. Minute left.
- Ramos can't really get close to Bogomoev in the last minute, it finishes 4-0.
Frank Molinaro v Kelekhsashvili (Georgia)
- Frank more active early, gets a step out point, up 1-0
- Gets to a leg but Kelekhsashvili whizzers out of it, pushes Frank out 1-1
- Kelekhsashvili with another point on the edge, up 2-1 at break.
- (Why are the int'l clocks suddenly counting backwards?)
- Frank in pretty good on a leg but can't convert and ... ref stops things near edge, no points either way.
- Frank with front headlock, can't do anything with it, then beautiful head inside that he quickly converts for 2.
- Kelekhsashvili with a step out, 3-3, but ahead on criteria.
- Frank with a leg, drags Kelekhsashvili out to to go up 4-3.
- :18 remaining, Frank in on a leg, picks up and gets step out point 5-3.
- And that's how it ends, Frank with bronze. Nice job.
- Frank more active early, gets a step out point, up 1-0
- Gets to a leg but Kelekhsashvili whizzers out of it, pushes Frank out 1-1
- Kelekhsashvili with another point on the edge, up 2-1 at break.
- (Why are the int'l clocks suddenly counting backwards?)
- Frank in pretty good on a leg but can't convert and ... ref stops things near edge, no points either way.
- Frank with front headlock, can't do anything with it, then beautiful head inside that he quickly converts for 2.
- Kelekhsashvili with a step out, 3-3, but ahead on criteria.
- Frank with a leg, drags Kelekhsashvili out to to go up 4-3.
- :18 remaining, Frank in on a leg, picks up and gets step out point 5-3.
- And that's how it ends, Frank with bronze. Nice job.
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Yeah Frank! Wins 5-3 on 2 more step-outs on good shots/legs.
Good tourney for him, for sure.
Good tourney for him, for sure.
If Molinaro stays at 70 KG, he and Nolf might meet up at the US Open and/or World Team Trials. Style differences. I wonder how familiar they are with each other from the PSU room. It was literally a blood battle between Zain and Frank last year.
1983-84 here. Saw my first match in Rec Hall against Cleveland State I think. Me and my buddies were amused at the CSU upperweight who was going bald at the time. Not much foresight on my part...'74 here, and NoVa goes back MUCH further than me.
First duals in 1965 or so. Began going to all of them in 1967-68 season which ended with Gable winning his first title in Rec Hall. Of course, I had no clue who he was until he won gold at the Olympics in 1972.
Here's Richard Immel's recap of last night's results for US.
https://www.teamusa.org/USA-Wrestli...for-gold-Gwizz-Rey-for-bronze-at-Ivan-Yarygin
Stieber can't be too happy with how things went in his first trip back to 65kg in awhile. Giving up lots of points figuring you'll score more isn't a great recipe for success. The top guys are all stingy.
https://www.teamusa.org/USA-Wrestli...for-gold-Gwizz-Rey-for-bronze-at-Ivan-Yarygin
Stieber can't be too happy with how things went in his first trip back to 65kg in awhile. Giving up lots of points figuring you'll score more isn't a great recipe for success. The top guys are all stingy.
I imagine the range of possible outcomes for Joe Tavoso in round one runs all the way from getting teched in the first period to getting teched a little later in the first period.
Heflin 10-0 over Kazakhstan, mostly off two chest wraps.
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