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In that interview he said that he has a problem with a USA coach RTC and college coach cornering his international opponent. I tend to agree with Austin. Why would we be supporting other countries?Great job Austin, I would love to know what he said after the match. love me some ADS
His finals opponent is Mongolian and trains with Medlin at Illinois RTC is what he's referring toIn that interview he said that he has a problem with a USA coach RTC and college coach cornering his international opponent. I tend to agree with Austin. Why would we be supporting other countries?
Did they corner him against US opponents when he was representing a foreign country? I have no issue with training guys from other countries. In fact, I think that should be encouraged both ways. But, I do have a bit of an issue coaching them in official matches against your own country. There is a point where a line should be drawn…Tom and Terry trained an Uzbek guy named Nodir Safarov and nobody had a problem with him being here. It is what it is.
Well that’s a stupid line to draw. The in corner coaching is like the least valuable piece of it all.Did they corner him against US opponents when he was representing a foreign country? I have no issue with training guys from other countries. In fact, I think that should be encouraged both ways. But, I do have a bit of an issue coaching them in official matches against your own country. There is a point where a line should be drawn…
Completely disagree. Training someone is one thing but OFFICIALLY representing them against your own country is very much another.Well that’s a stupid line to draw. The in corner coaching is like the least valuable piece of it all.
This convo is reminding me of the drama with tom brands and Tony ramos/Dan Dennis for some reasonCompletely disagree. Training someone is one thing but OFFICIALLY representing them against your own country is very much another.
I get that patriotism is different to many. Many think burning flags or kneeling during the Anthem is perfectly acceptable. To each their own. I just have a hard time officially supporting another country over your own, even if it is just a wrestling match…
Exponentially different to compare conflicting loyalty to past and present team menbers vs. loyalty to a guy wrestling for an entirely different country…This convo is reminding me of the drama with tom brands and Tony ramos/Dan Dennis for some reason
So you’re more concerned about athletics than actual impact. That’s fine I guess, but actually coaching someone on the mat is a purely aesthetic thing. The most important part of coaching happens in the 100s and thousands of hours spent in the room, not the minutes spent in the corner.Completely disagree. Training someone is one thing but OFFICIALLY representing them against your own country is very much another.
I get that patriotism is different to many. Many think burning flags or kneeling during the Anthem is perfectly acceptable. To each their own. I just have a hard time officially supporting another country over your own, even if it is just a wrestling match…
100% agree. Corner coaching is far less impactful than many (especially coaches) like to imagine, though there are moments where it is meaningful obviously (challenges, etc)So you’re more concerned about athletics than actual impact. That’s fine I guess, but actually coaching someone on the mat is a purely aesthetic thing. The most important part of coaching happens in the 100s and thousands of hours spent in the room, not the minutes spent in the corner.
I never said they were like for like situations. One has to do with perceived loyalty (patriotism) while the other has to do with actual loyalty, given tom brands (allegedly) promised Ramos he wouldn't corner the other guy outright then never told him he was going back on his word and just showed up in Dan's corner come competition time. Common theme is simply hurt feelings over cornering (Tony was done much dirtier than ADS imo)Exponentially different to compare conflicting loyalty to past and present team menbers vs. loyalty to a guy wrestling for an entirely different country…
Kevin Dresser cost your team a dual with his corner coachingWell that’s a stupid line to draw. The in corner coaching is like the least valuable piece of it all.
It’s not surprising that some completely ignore the distinction I was making. I am all for all wrestlers being able to train all over the world. It’s one of the best possible ways to get better.
In the end it is incredibly simple. I don’t like someone representing a different country against their own.
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Did you just call them the flush that keeps on giving?You catch a lot of sh*t on here, but please never leave. You make the cesspool go round
"Them"? To whom do you refer?Did you just call them the flush that keeps on giving?
STOOPID how?Well that’s a stupid line to draw. The in corner coaching is like the least valuable piece of it all.
I agree. I am not a fan of wrestling for any country other than your country of residing citizenship. Its not fair to the other country's athletes who get snubbed a chance to represent their country just because a competitor ran away scared of USA's competition for the spot.It’s not surprising that some completely ignore the distinction I was making. I am all for all wrestlers being able to train all over the world. It’s one of the best possible ways to get better.
In the end it is incredibly simple. I don’t like someone representing a different country against their own.
And how would Austin know the guy was getting citizenship or already did? Also I believe he was telling Medlin the coach he's not an American. Not telling the Mongolian your not an American. Most be a slow day on wrestling twitterI should not chime n here, but I do not see Austin's point here. It is an international tourney and he (the Mongolian) is being coached by a guy who helps train him. If the guy has actually attained legal citizenship or trying to legally attain it, then I definitely do not see a problem with him being coached by Medlin.
Now if they were at the world tournament and Medlin was in the Mongolian's corner while he was going against AD, I could see the point.
It seems plain he yelling that at a coach in the corner, not the wrestler.His opponent is a us citizen.
Then why was he registered under Mongolia? Do you know something about the situation or just going off the tweet?His opponent is a us citizen.
So you wont be be cheering for the Bachmanns since they wrestle internationally for Puerto Rico?STOOPID how?
I agree. I am not a fan of wrestling for any country other than your country of residing citizenship. Its not fair to the other country's athletes who get snubbed a chance to represent their country just because a competitor ran away scared of USA's competition for the spot.
This was my thought as well since he was pointing at the corner when he said itAnd how would Austin know the guy was getting citizenship or already did? Also I believe he was telling Medlin the coach he's not an American. Not telling the Mongolian your not an American. Most be a slow day on wrestling twitter
"Them"? To whom do you refer?
Maybe he was including the voices in your head.
Anyway, congrats to ADS.