Krazer wins 11-1 in 5:22 w/activity point, two stepouts, two TD and two leg laces.
'25 U20 World Championships, 8/17-24
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Good job Marcus. Good job holding center, nice pick attempts and wrestling tough with your opponents hand in your face.
Blaze wins over Armenia with activity point, TD, push out w/lost Armenian challenge, Armenia TD, caution and 1 against Armenia, a caution and 1 against Blaze for fleeing action, then another caution and 1 against Armenia and finally a third caution and 1 against Armenia for him repeatedly putting his hands in Blaze's face and hard blows to the head. The third caution occurred with four seconds left in the match to make the score 8-3 with the resultant and well deserved Armenia disqualification.
The officials could have disqualified the Armenian wrestler even earlier as he was constantly hitting Blaze in the face and head. The caution and 1 against Blaze was suspect as he was basically trying to avoid the repeated and successive head and face slaps by the Armenian. The Armenian definitely wrestled dirty, but Marcus was remarkably composed.
The officials could have disqualified the Armenian wrestler even earlier as he was constantly hitting Blaze in the face and head. The caution and 1 against Blaze was suspect as he was basically trying to avoid the repeated and successive head and face slaps by the Armenian. The Armenian definitely wrestled dirty, but Marcus was remarkably composed.
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If you're being ragdolled like that, all you have to do is stop it.
Carissa Qureshi (USA 57kg) coming up on Mat C against Netherlands (NED). Qureshi wins w/passivity clock point, TD, NED TD, Qureshi TD, Qureshi TD, Qureshi TD. Qureshi TD and Qureshi 4 for 15-2 win in 5:41.
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McEnelly wins 10-0 on three TDs and a 4 in 2:44.
Krazer (USA 59 kg) up now against Mongolia on Mat C. Krazer wins 10-3 w/4TD and a turn.
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Jordan Fouse (USA 68kg) up next against Japan on Mat A. Fouse gets pinned at 4:05 (13-2 at the time).
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Another tech fall technique+gas tank victory for Marcus Blaze. 11-1
Blaze is so damn good. Warms my heart knowing we are going to be watching the best college team ever assembled next season. 
Blaze wins 11-1 in 5:28 w/passivity point, TD, gut, TD, Exposure and TD.
McEnelly wins 10-0 in 4:17 w/TD, TD, TD, TD and TD.
Krazer into the semis 9-1!
Qureshi loses 9-2. Hopefully her opponent wins her next match (semi) to pull Qureshi into repechage.
He’ll be in a Bronze medal match in today’s 2nd session—11ish EDT, I’m guessing.
Thanks! For some reason I thought he had to win one more time to qualify for the bronze match.
Good prep for Rutger Fight Club.
FIFYBlaze is so damn good. Warms my heart knowing we are going to be watching the best college team ever assembled so far, next season.
Here is the rest of the schedule for today (all times EDT):
9:45 am: Men's Freestyle 61-86 & Women's Freestyle 57-59-68 Semifinals
11:00 am: Men's Freestyle 57-65-79-92 Medal Matches
I guess since I've stayed awake all night watching the matches I might as well try to power through for the next few hours and watch the remaining matches. Sleep is for wusses anyway!
9:45 am: Men's Freestyle 61-86 & Women's Freestyle 57-59-68 Semifinals
11:00 am: Men's Freestyle 57-65-79-92 Medal Matches
I guess since I've stayed awake all night watching the matches I might as well try to power through for the next few hours and watch the remaining matches. Sleep is for wusses anyway!
Nope. It was was two matches to get to the bronze medal match for him last year. Just one this year.
What a punk! He wouldn't even shake hands.
U20 Worlds Penn State wrestling results: Henckel, Mirasola earn medals; Marcus Blaze to go for gold Wednesday
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