LJB

UWW does not really concern itself with much beyond it's own interests...
 
did UWW care that switching form Poland to Jordan cost every federation 3k+ per athlete to reschedule?
 
not so much...
 
did UWW care when Jordan tried to kill half the competitors at U20 with food poisonings?
 
not so much...
 
but...
 
that is the way of the world...
 
which is the real point...
 
complaining about inconveniences when others have real problems is the part that i take issue with...

i think international politics is a multi-faceted issue...
 
i also think it is adorable anyone thinks a lawsuit is going to solve, eliminate, or even marginally disrupt those issues...
 
but...
 
there is absolutely no reason why you can not file your adorable little lawsuit on their behalf...
 
instead of just righteous indignation on the internet, you have can actually do something...
 
do keep us posted on how that initial interview with the lawyer goes...

Facts?
 
A law suit based around geopolitical issues?
 
adorable…
 
have a hot tea in the corner and calm down…

An emotional little fella…

Around this planet U20 is more prestigious… I don’t make the rules…
 
U23 is more of a “you couldn’t make the senior team so here is a bone”
 
I do think it has garnered more swag than universities ever did…
 
 

yessir

Wow gruelling pace from Orta in the 2nd period. Now legit at 67 too in time for Paris.

great match for gold...

I might be confusing matches…

I’m a zombie right now…

Yep…
 
I called that 100%
 
wait…
 

 
congrats to rosillo…
 
Crazy tourney…

I heard he got injured but I may be mistaken

He’s been doing that with huge age level success for years…
 
he will adapt it he won’t win at seniors…
 
it’s just that simple…

He also didn’t get a chance at par terre

The Uzbek is Asian champion, he is very good, ranked 11th in the world and has beaten the Georgian Khetsuriani

first, that was a typo... should have been pinches...
 
but got the 4 plex on and watching all matches which means i am watching none of them...
 
just looked over and saw him tossing fool like a sack of potatoes...
 
just was amusing to me...

up set yes, but, not nearly as big...
 
snyder has taken losses before and clearly sadulaev was injured...

clearly, this is the biggest upset of this tourney...
 
i am trying to think of the last upset that would come close to comparing...
 
if Micic had been legitimate it might have come close, but, i am struggling to come up with something recent...

speaking of aleksanyan...
 
was chatting with a buddy during the semis and we were talking about his gut... 
 
he must be gorilla strong because there is absolutely nothing special about his technique...
 
he doesn't drive his feet...
 
doesn't pop his hips...
 
if he did not turn literally everyone i would say it was horrible technique...
 
it baffles me...
 
asked the boy child when he got back from practice what he thought of his gut...
 
"it must be the tightest gut in the world..."

i have watched my boys get their asses kicked all over this planet...
 
i don't have expectations...
 
i just appreciate greatness...

lopez has already said he's coming back for 5...
 
when he announced it i pictured Kayaalp curled up in the fetal position in the corner...

The last time in the world champs was 2018 when he lost to Estonian but before that is was 2010, so Mirzazadeh is the second person to beat him in the world champs not named Lopez in 13 years

with as soft as sadulaeuv looked and then literally tapping out in the match, i think it is safe to assume that he has been carrying an injury for awhile...

up set yes, but, not nearly as big...
 
snyder has taken losses before and clearly sadulaev was injured...

Just rewatched it but compromised…
 
maybe Saturday I’ll be able to offer a reasonable reply…

a takedown specifically requires you to cover the hips... 
 
the hands either on the mat or not out of bounds or not are not a relevant criteria in takedowns, grounded, or out of bounds...