Favorite current Non PSU wrestler to watch

Misalorales

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Simple premise: Who is your favorite Non PSU wrestler currently going? Mine is fairly random but I've got quite the catraboner for Cam Catrabone myself.
 

PUR158

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Jax is fun to watch
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mvattivo

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With bias, it's Aaron Seidel.

Others, also with some bias, Garrett Grice, Ty Watters, Jackson Arrington, Joey Blaze and Catrabone,
 
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My answers were already taken, so to go in a different direction ...

Ty Watters looks to pin guys.

The Stanford guys who stayed.

Cody Chittum, for bailing on Iowa when Brands imported the Ferraris.
I have to backtrack on another reply and admit I like Watters. A solid PA kid keeping West “By God” Virginia relevant.
 

Corby2

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I’ve been watching Paniro wrestle since he was in PJWs. Same with Van Dee. Catrabone’s dad is from Harbor Creek (just east of Erie). So mostly kids with local roots
I get it that just caught me off guard with that one . I like Paniro and he hasn't had an easy time in Ames so I hope he does well.
 

Matter7172

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Seidel for me, mostly because he's the best from the county in which I was born and raised. He passed the guy who place 4th and 2nd in AAA and who was a high school teammate of mine as the best from our county - and that took a long time (about 50 years).
 
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