He was on a few months ago. Episode 237!

Or rural Lancaster County.

@@Sean-p5c4j you’re right about Taylor, he was the weight below me in Ohio and just about anyone who had dreams of winning a state title at 135 moved up to the next weight and created an insanely competitive deep weight. No one wanted that.

@ I live in Canada and the wrestling community here knew about Taylor then! Haha. I couldn’t imagine how hyped he would have been if social media was as big then. And then could you imagine the hype when Dake moved up to wrestle Taylor! It was already huge, it would have shut down the servers. Haha.

Anna Kornakova not Maria Sharipova lol

Don't forget the bumbling Cyon, although a nice guy, he's a complete mess 😂😂😂

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Seems like a lot of injuries in the Missouri room??

​@CharlieB-gs5uk both guys are older though

Well considering flo has half a million subs and these guys have 2k I don't know

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On what?

If he was up 18 - 3, there would be no reason to DQ, cause it would have already been a Tech Fall

@ The 18th point was awarded by the official as the last stall point which was at the same time the call that DQ’d Scott from the match.

@@Slapthematwrestling You don't get a point with the opponents 5th stall warning. It's just a straight DQ. Your opponent gets 2 points awarded for 4th Stalling Call

@ This is how the match was scored Shapiro takedown 3 Scott escape 1 Shapiro takedown 3 Scott escape 1 ------ Scott chooses bottom Scott warning stalking Shapiro point for stalling (7-2) Shapiro point for stalling (8-2) -------------- Shapiro escape (9-2) Shapiro takedown (12-2) Scott escape (12-3) Shapiro takedown (15-3) Shapiro two points for stalling (17-3) Shapiro had 4:33 of riding time at this point Scott called for stalling again for the DQ he was actually up 18-3 if the match were to end not 19-3. My main point was .. 1- it wasn’t 16-3 like they said on the podcast 2- my main point was if it had not been stopped for a DQ with 30’seconfs left, then it would have been a tech fall 18-3 with the ridding time. I had simply not broke the score down as i just saw on the scoreboard on espn + it had said 18-3 so figured that was correct. Turns out I was mistaken they didn’t have the score correct on their broadcast.

@@Slapthematwrestling Basch said twice in the Podcast that it was 17 - 3. 2 different posts, you typed 19 - 3.

Flo was chatting about it

I heard that on Flow too

@@CharlieB-gs5uk that would make sense then

confirmed that with someone he weighed 150.5

That's how you know he's all over the place

Literally thought the exact same thing, Willie looking like Amos with the beard!

Morning & Merry Christmas!

Willie .. where'd you get that shirt?

Lol...i could see him bringing a chair onto the mat

Ferrari at Vegas…..recipe for disaster.

Duck city

Great news!

Getter Done!

I don't think it will, since he already 4 matches in and he'd have to burn his redshirt to wrestle all 3 this weekend.

I thought it was up to 5 events? Doesn’t that count as only 1?

@@JustinBasch 5 burns it or 6?

@ 6 burns it so he can do one more, not sure if it’s a match vs event of duals

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Thank you!

Nope

I agree but I am hoping. Maybe at an away venue where they come out not at their best and the other team performs lights out, the crowd gets behind them, they would need 2 major upsets with one being a pin and their other guys would have to hold there losses to 3 point decisions.

Just because he lost in the last 3 seconds of his match with the Gold medalist doesn't mean he is not the best in the world right now. Except for that last few seconds, he dominated that match. If they wrestle again, my money is on Aaron.

@davidyunkunis7217 That quite literally is what it means. To the winner goes the spoils. Not the loser. Don't try to rewrite history or reality. Because you look really ridiculous when you try to. Here's an example. You said that he was dominating the match before he lost in the last 3 seconds. Well if he was dominating the match, then he could not have lost in the last 3 seconds of the match. I'm not sure how you equate domination with actual points scored, but apparently you don't care about the points because that's how they decide a winner and loser. It's not based on who the favorite is or who seems to be the guy controlling the match. Did Aaron ever win a World Title at 86 kg? No. Did Aaron ever make a world final or Olympic final at 86 kg? No. He's never even taken silver at 86 kg. So to say that he is the best in the world at 86 kg is just dishonest and it reeks of a fan being emotionally compromised on reality. And that's fine. That's what fans do. I'm just adding balance to the nonsense. Oh! I almost forgot to add that Aaron doesn't even wrestle 86 kg anymore and as of a month ago he weighed 215 lb. He's moved up. He will never compete at 86 kg again. So he will never be able to be called the best in the world at 86 kg and never was able to prove that he was in the past. Oh! And I almost forgot this. The only reason Aaron even got to represent the United States was because he was extremely fortunate to be given a point against zahid Valencia when he was beaten fair and square. Now....I can't stand Valencia. But he got ripped off. The referee has the discretion on whether to say a singlet pull was inadvertent, accidental or purposeful to gain an advantage. Anybody in the world watching that match saw that it was accidental and inadvertent and should have been called that way. Valencia gained no advantage for it and even backed off almost politely. Because it wasn't called right, right at the end of the match Aaron got an extra point that he didn't earn and he won a match that he was just about to lose. So there's a contention that can be made that he's not even the best 86 kg wrestler in America. 🤷 🤷 Those are not my facts. It's not personal. That's just reality from precedent.

@davidyunkunis7217 Oh geez it seems we have some comment deleting Nazis who can't put their fandom aside. So let's try this again. You said that because he lost in the last 3 seconds of his match with the gold medalist, that doesn't mean he's not the best in the world right now. Yeah actually that's exactly what it means. That's exactly what the Olympics mean. They crown the best in the world. That's why it's called a gold medal. To the winner go the spoils, not the loser. So to say that he is the best in the world at 86 kg is to suspend reality. Furthermore..... He has never made a world final at 86 kg. He has never made an Olympic final at 86 kg. He has never taken silver at 86 kg on the world stage or Olympic stage. He only made it to the world stage at that weight one time and he took third. And a real argument can be made that he's not the best 86 kg wrestler in America much less the world. The singlet pull point awarded to him against Zahid Valencia gave him a victory in a match that he was just about to lose. The referee could have called it inadvertent and accidental because it gave no advantage to zahid and zahid politely pulled away after he did it. But the referee gave Aaron a point anyway even though that's not the spirit of the rule. That gave Aaron a victory that he didn't earn. 🤷 Not surprisingly to me, now that Valencia is in David Taylor's camp at Oklahoma State, Aaron Brooks has all of a sudden moved up. He weighed 215 lb a month ago. He will wrestle 92 kg at worlds and 97 kg for the Olympics. You will never see him at 86 kg again. Which makes it even more disingenuous to say he's the best 86 kg wrestler in the world. I'm a huge Penn State fan. I will be at the journeymen duels in Nashville, where I reside. And I can't stand Zahid Valencia. With a PASSION. But fair is fair and wrong is wrong. Anyway, I'm going to go ahead and copy and paste this so I don't have to waste 5 minutes of my time the next time somebody wants to play immature little child games and delete comments that screw up their narrative that they themselves have absolutely no argument against. I'm very accustomed to that. Me and Pat Mineo have plenty of haters but we embrace it for a reason.

@davidyunkunis7217 @davidyunkunis7217 Oh geez it seems we have some comment deleting Nazis who can't put their fandom aside. So let's try this again. You said that because he lost in the last 3 seconds of his match with the gold medalist, that doesn't mean he's not the best in the world right now. Yeah actually that's exactly what it means. That's exactly what the Olympics mean. They crown the best in the world. That's why it's called a gold medal. To the winner go the spoils, not the loser. So to say that he is the best in the world at 86 kg is to suspend reality. Furthermore..... He has never made a world final at 86 kg. He has never made an Olympic final at 86 kg. He has never taken silver at 86 kg on the world stage or Olympic stage. He only made it to the world stage at that weight one time and he took third. So he has never been the best in the world at 86 kilograms OR The second best. And a real argument can be made that he's not the best 86 kg wrestler in America alone. The singlet pull point awarded to him against Zahid Valencia gave him a victory in a match that he was just about to lose. The referee could have called it inadvertent and accidental because it gave no advantage to zahid and zahid politely pulled away after he did it. But the referee gave Aaron a point anyway even though that's not the spirit of the rule. That gave Aaron a victory that he didn't earn. 🤷 Not surprisingly to me, now that Valencia is in David Taylor's camp at Oklahoma State, Aaron Brooks has all of a sudden moved up. He weighed 215 lb a month ago. He will wrestle 92 kg at worlds and 97 kg for the Olympics. You will never see him at 86 kg again. Which makes it even more disingenuous to say he's the best 86 kg wrestler in the world. I'm a huge Penn State fan. I will be at the journeymen duels in Nashville, where I reside. And I can't stand Zahid Valencia. With a PASSION. But fair is fair and wrong is wrong. Anyway, I'm going to go ahead and copy and paste this so I don't have to waste 5 minutes of my time the next time somebody wants to play immature little child games and delete comments that screw up their narrative that they themselves have absolutely no argument against. I'm very accustomed to that. Me and Pat Mineo have plenty of haters but we embrace it for a reason.

@davidyunkunis7217 @davidyunkunis7217 Oh geez it seems we have some comment deleting Nazis who can't put their fandom aside. So let's try this again. You said that because he lost in the last 3 seconds of his match with the gold medalist, that doesn't mean he's not the best in the world right now. Yeah actually that's exactly what it means. That's exactly what the Olympics mean. They crown the best in the world. That's why it's called a gold medal. To the winner go the spoils, not the loser. So to say that he is the best in the world at 86 kg is to suspend reality. Furthermore..... He has never made a world final at 86 kg. He has never made an Olympic final at 86 kg. He has never taken silver at 86 kg on the world stage or Olympic stage. He only made it to the world stage at that weight one time and he took third. So he has never been the best in the world at 86 kilograms OR The second best. And a real argument can be made that he's not the best 86 kg wrestler in America alone. The singlet pull point awarded to him against Zahid Valencia gave him a victory in a match that he was just about to lose. The referee could have called it inadvertent and accidental because it gave no advantage to zahid and zahid politely pulled away after he did it. But the referee gave Aaron a point anyway even though that's not the spirit of the rule. That gave Aaron a victory that he didn't earn. 🤷 Not surprisingly to me, now that Valencia is in David Taylor's camp at Oklahoma State, Aaron Brooks has all of a sudden moved up. He weighed 215 lb a month ago. He will wrestle 92 kg at worlds and 97 kg for the Olympics. You will never see him at 86 kg again. Which makes it even more disingenuous to say he's the best 86 kg wrestler in the world. I'm a huge Penn State fan. I will be at the journeymen duels in Nashville, where I reside. And I can't stand Zahid Valencia. With a PASSION. But fair is fair and wrong is wrong. Anyway, I'm going to go ahead and copy and paste this so I don't have to waste 5 minutes of my time the next time somebody wants to play immature little child games and delete comments that screw up their narrative that they themselves have absolutely no argument against. I'm very accustomed to that. Me and Pat Mineo have plenty of haters but we embrace it for a reason.

Good suggestion, will reach out!