nhs67
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Man... Japan came to play this year. 74 and 86 both look leaps better than years prior.
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It's Cabalov now. He isn't Russian anymore.
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Right, but this is what... the third match on both of them without any on Mat A or Mat B?
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What do you base that on? Has he won more Junior World Titles? Has he won more of their equivalent NCAAs? I see no data that supports that.
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Why are they only running Mat C and Mat D?
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The Irani just beat the Azeri that beat Richards to knock Richards out. Can be said both ways. Richards accomplished a shit tonne this year... no reason to not give respect where it is due to all involved.
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In other news... not sure folks caught this earlier: Parris has a legit match next. It isn't forgone that he beats Kurbanov. Kurbanov gave Geno just as tough a match as Parris.
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I think he sees him for Bronze.
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Micic is like 0-for against Abakarov yeah?
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Micic with the RNC! He almost has him! Will he tap?!
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Finesilver loses 8-4 to the Greek that beat Kadi 7-6.
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And he gets a TD and turn with 30 to go.
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Finesilver is up 4-4 on criteria on the Greek who beat Kadi.
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Same as yesterday.
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Micic next up on mat D.
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Finesilver down to a very surprisingly game Greece guy. Guy is lightning fast. What do we know about him?
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Demertas beard game is strong.
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Guy was on the mat for all of 90 seconds like an hour ago. Clear disadvantage for Zahid. Ouch.
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I think this quickly? I think The Azeri wins. That is unfortunate for Zahid to have to turn around a barn burner so quickly.
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Are there any required time breaks? Like 30 minutes between matches or anything?
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Zahid is up in two matches on Mat B again. HFS
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Dake doesn't have Kadi to get through... so...
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I am pretty stoked to potentially see an 86 KG OTT that has two guys with byes to the finals (Chance has said he's going 86 KG). I was wanting to see that this last go and didn't get it.
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Sidakov keeps separating himself a little more with each match.
