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what does it matter how old he is? he is a great wrestler with great skills, and i would say he would dominate most of the top wrestlers around his size that you could put out against him

i think that thuneman gets his title if he stays at 140, but i don't see him beating the likes of banks, courtney, or ervin at the higher weights

i don't see anyone beating thunemun this year. he beat garrett headley, the former coach at henry clay, pretty easily. headley is one of the greats that has been affiliated with kentucky wrestling history

i think they had like 6 mats in the gym and maybe one in the cafeteria last year

i would have to say kyle wins 70-80% of the matches. murton is an excellent wrestler, but kyle dominated almost everyone he wrestled in kentucky after his sophmore year

i think it was 2002 when we switched to the 32 man bracket

wrestlng dad, i think the only way that woodford blows out laure is if they have 7 or 8 champions, which is possible but highly unlikely, the team scores should be very close 1 thru 4

coty will be fine, all of a sudden he looses a close match when he gets hurt and he is just an average wrestler, come on thats crazy, he is a great wrestler and i dont see him getting beat this weekend

i think the best weights to watch this weekend will be 145 140 130 and 275

i think the parks sullivan match will be a lot closer than everyone seems to think, yes sullivan is very strong, but shane is a much better technical wrestler

i heard that the franklin county coach might be able to coach at state because he got thrown out without a warning

i think the reason for cornett and zarth bumped up against dunbar was to try to help with the team score, not to run way from voth

i would agree with grappler-of-old about ben rust. i have seen him wrestle a bunch this year and it seems he always puts himself in a position to win

how bout region 7 at 140. 7 kids in the rebel rankings

mine would have to be the dan gable ultraflex or the combat speeds