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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Christopher Henderson added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

It's weird that Dake and Tayler, finalists at 165 could face each other at 189 lbs. While Perry and Howe finalists at 174 could face each other at 163 lbs. It's funny what a 26 pound gap in weight classes will make wrestlers do to compete.

Maybe next year they can add a 176 lbs. weight class for the World Championships. Should be hotly contested.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Jim Kessen added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Quote from Christopher Henderson's post:

"It's weird that Dake and Tayler, finalists at 165 could face each other at 189 lbs. While Perry and Howe finalists at 174 could face each other at 163 lbs. It's funny what a 26 pound gap in weight classes will make wrestlers do to compete.

Maybe next year they can add a 176 lbs. weight class for the World Championships. Should be hotly contested."



Its weird to think Dake and Taylor could also meet Cox a 2x NC at 197 at 189.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Rex Holman added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

They had it right in 1996 before downsizing came into play.

105.5, 114.5, 125.5, 136.5, 149.5, 163, 180.5, 198, 220 and heavyweight.

Opportunities and equally spaced out weight classes.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

136.5 would have been perfect for Logan.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Matt Mace added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Quote from Rex Holman's post:

"They had it right in 1996 before downsizing came into play.

105.5, 114.5, 125.5, 136.5, 149.5, 163, 180.5, 198, 220 and heavyweight.

Opportunities and equally spaced out weight classes."


Except I think they should eliminate the 105.5 weight class and redistribute 5 weight classes from 160-220ish.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Back in the day of the 105.5 weight class, the US had a guy named Tim Vanni. Seemed like he was our rep for a decade. Not sure we had anyone else decent that could make the weight.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
John Herren added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:

"Back in the day of the 105.5 weight class, the US had a guy named Tim Vanni. Seemed like he was our rep for a decade. Not sure we had anyone else decent that could make the weight."



Angel Escobedo



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Quote from John Herren's post:

"

Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:

"Back in the day of the 105.5 weight class, the US had a guy named Tim Vanni. Seemed like he was our rep for a decade. Not sure we had anyone else decent that could make the weight."



Angel Escobedo"



105.5?



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Just checked the list for the Last Chance Qualifier. Nick Heflin is listed at 86K.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Brady Hiatt added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:

"Just checked the list for the Last Chance Qualifier. Nick Heflin is listed at 86K."



Where are you seeing this list?



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Jason Fair added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Registration list is on track.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Matt Mace added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Quote from Brady Hiatt's post:

"

Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:

"Just checked the list for the Last Chance Qualifier. Nick Heflin is listed at 86K."



Where are you seeing this list?"


This!!
Why can't USA wrestling figure out a way to make it easy to find who is wrestling? If you go to the USA wrestling website, good luck!

Here it is.

57kg
Andrew Hochstrasser (N/A)
Ben Vosters (8th)
Bradley Pataky (N/A)
Carson Kuhn (College)
Curtis Hulstine (N/A)
Dan Mitcheff (College)
Earl Hall (RS Sr)
Jacob Colon (College)
Jakaree Garrison (College)
Kenneth Anderson (N/A)
Lawson Ludwin (College)
Mark McKnight (N/A)
Montell Marion (N/A)
Obenson Blanc (N/A)
samuel white (N/A)
Stevan Micic (College)
Zach Sanders (N/A)
Zachary Mueller (N/A)

65kg
Bernard Futrell (N/A)
Brandon Wright (N/A)
Christopher Dardanes (N/A)
Colin Johnston (N/A)
Darrius Little (N/A)
Elroy Perkin (N/A)
Isaac Dukes (N/A)
James Eggemeyer (N/A)
John Meeks (RS Jr)
joseph hulen (10th)
Joshua Kindig (N/A)
Juan goins (N/A)
Marcus Cobbs (N/A)
Matthew Kolodzik (RS Fr)
Max Thomsen (RS Fr)
Michael Mitchell (N/A)
Mitchell McKee (12th)
Nazar Kulchytskyy (N/A)
Nick Dardanes (College)
Steven pami (N/A)
Thomas Domerese (N/A)
Thomas Thorn (College)
Tony Tolbert (N/A)

74kg
Andrew Sorenson (College)
Anthony Valencia (College)
Chance Marsteller (College)
Chance Goodman (N/A)
Connor Keating (N/A)
DeAngelo Love (N/A)
Immanuel Kerr-Brown (College)
Jason Clark (College)
Jimmy Greenwood (N/A)
Michael Coleman (College)
Nathaniel Carr (N/A)
Nestor Taffur (N/A)
RAYMOND MATHEWSON (N/A)
Sam Engelland (N/A)
Santiago Martinez (N/A)

86kg
Anthony Bonaventura (N/A)
Anthony Jones (N/A)
Austin Faunce (College)
Bo Nickal (RS Fr)
bobby steveson (College)
Canaan Bethea (N/A)
Christian Dulaney (College)
Deron Winn (N/A)
Evan Hansen (College)
Frank Richmond (N/A)
James Allen (N/A)
John Koltun (N/A)
Josh Asper (N/A)
Kevin Steinhaus (N/A)
Nicholas Heflin (N/A)
Riley Lefever (College)
Robert Hamlin (N/A)
Ryan Loder (N/A)
Timmy McCall (N/A)
Tyler Hoffman (College)
Victor Terrell (N/A)
Wesley Schultz (College)

97kg
Adam Otero (N/A)
Andres Saucedo (College)
Austin Morehead (College)
Blaize Cabell (College)
Braden Atwood (N/A)
David Zabriskie (N/A)
Donald Mcneil (N/A)
Jeff Henry (N/A)
Jeremy Benton (N/A)
Jorge Hernandez (N/A)
Joshua Manu (N/A)
Marcus Harrington
Matthew Gibson

125kg
Austin Schafer
Benjamin Durbin
Chad Johnson
CHRISTIAN LANCE
Dustin Porter
Joseph Hall
Juwan Bolden



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
John Ice added to this discussion on March 31, 2016

Chance Marsteller making an appearance.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Matt Mace added to this discussion on April 2, 2016

Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:

"Just checked the list for the Last Chance Qualifier. Nick Heflin is listed at 86K."


Heflin got a tough draw. Lost to Deron Winn 1st round 4-2. I expect Winn to beat Nickal to win 86kg.

In other interesting 2nd round action, Kolodzik tf over Tommy Thorn.
Quarterfinals coming up.



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Discussion Topic: 2016 Road to Rio-Men's Freestyle
Brian Nicola added to this discussion on April 2, 2016

Tim Vanni was one of my favorites...he was like a tiny Tom Selleck with that mustache.

The only guy to beta him domestically, I believe, at 105, was an Oklahoma State wrestler named Cory Baze, who AA'd at 118. I think Baze, ultimately, couldn't hold the weight.



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