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This is fun!

Totally agree - he couldn't beat the guy who lost in the bronze match. I was only arguing that he arrived on the FS scene the moment he knocked off Fix at OTT semis and lost (convincingly) to Gilman

I once again publicly offer my professional services, which I have also privately offered, to direct the Flo product operations. Apparently my services leading in the F100 sector isn't good enough though.

Berger with the last second points with a HUGE brain fart from Sasso. Could be 10 minutes for this replay....

Crossing FS and folk is the worst argument you can make against my opinion! Mainly because Vito has been performing at FS for the third season and he finally put it all together in folk. Don't forget he did beat returning 2019 world team member Fix to get to OTT finals after all...

Sasso with his trademark nod to Ethan Lizak by wearing the backpack to the mat

He has been consistently doing this over the past couple rankings tourneys. It's been odd to say the least. It's not like he blows out the gate like a JO or Spencer Lee and gasses hard either. Just consistently inconsistent when he should be taking The Leap.

Bump

Bartlett mounting a huge comeback against McKenna

He officially arrived two years ago at OTT. Now he's hitting his prime and blowing the brakes off people he should be beating.

DeSanto didn't even have time to fake an injury

Medlin 4 Prez

I-L-L !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry to disrupt WFS coverage, I noticed that Nickal & Varner were in Nolf's corner last night vs. KOT and Cunningham was in the crowd. Interesting choice given he is the best challenge brick is the country, especially against the funk that KOT brings to the table. I wonder if CC stays on the sideline again tonight?

Not sure if this train of thought will make sense, but a few random thoughts I have had about the transcendent one... Something struck me in an interview he did quite a while ago pre-Olympics: he mentioned when he was a kid that he wanted to hurt his opponents. Then he won Olympic gold with arguably the most dramatic takedown in history, and other than a 30 second spin for his life, beat the previous 6x combined world titles rather convincingly. Even before the Olympics I got the appearance he was full HEW from years of year-round global grinding. He stepped away from wrestling for a (short) while after going on a retirement tour in '23 designed to keep his name buzzing while training for the next step in his career, not to wrestle in the same sense many others in this sport do. Maybe he just found his zen, resdiscovered his passion for wrestling, and is now more relaxed and appreciative after spending time away knowing that he is indeed godzilla king of the monsters. Not everyone can be angry 24/7/365 like Jordan.

Not the same Mekhi after the shoulder injury unfortunately. And I'm as big of a Lewis stan as there is around these parts. Look at the other 4x'ers and who they beat: Yianni - no national champs but 3 years remaining. Did make a WTT finals and also won a world silver to break the 65kg curse during college Steiber - beat Zain (3x champ, 2x hodge, 3x world team member & world silver) and Oliver* (2x champ, olympic team member at unqualified weight) Dake - Taylor, St. John, etc Carl - Eggum (world silver the year Carl opted out to give him the spot), Cormier, Munoz, Hrovat, Hahn, Rohn, etc etc etc Smith - too young to know and too lazy to google

A lot more excited than when he beats Zahid tonight and I have to pray for forgiveness

I’m happy Aaron Brooks found Jesus because tonight he is going to meet his maker

I hope we find out. Would be a great match to close out the broadcast.

Not if KOT bumps up as rumored and Starocci faces real competition for the first time in his career

There’s a really good joke about overturning results in there

Vegas currently has the over/under of MFF’s tomorrow at 24.5 and I’m hammering the over

Cary Kolat sends his condolences

Lost to a one time state champ

Gable with a viscious dismantling of Parris. I want to know what was said after…