Indiana's Most Dominant Big Man, EVER?

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What about Mayes from Boonville. I remember him being pretty awesome.

he went to castle

[Indiana7 12]

That's right. Does he stack up with these guys

[Jcjcjc 19]

People remember Strek's losses, so they act like he is not an all timer, yet all the other heavies in this convo. probably had four times the career losses.

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That's right. Does he stack up with these guys

Mayes was a stud his senior year.

[Wrestling4EVER 118]

People remember Strek's losses, so they act like he is not an all timer, yet all the other heavies in this convo. probably had four times the career losses.

 

I agree. I had a teammate that beat D.J Radnovich and he didn't even make it out of regional that year or any year. D.J definitely was dominating his last 2 years but not in his Freshman and Sophomore years.

[combatspeed06 21]

I've definitely got some bias on this one, but if I remember correctly Day of Mishawaka at 215 pinned 95% of his opponents while also getting the fastest pin in state finals tournament history then followed it up with I think a 5th at fargo. That's quite a dominant season. 

lol. Thanks for the consideration Benj, but I don't belong anywhere near this thread. Maybe if the thread was "Luckiest Big Man". haha

[bville152 8]

I do believe Mason was on a mission today four pins in like 3 min!!!

[FCFIGHTER170 574]

Mason Parris is top 3 I've ever seen in indiana, any weight...his man handling of the field today was unparalleled to anybody I've seen...the 1/4 Nelson he used in the semis was one of the most powerful I've seen at this level..against a kid that was 41-0..unreal...there were a lot of good wrestlers today but Mason is on my Mt.Rushmore...