Although we do not know who will win AAA 182, can we declare the 182 champion as the frontrunner for the AAA MOW?
What do you think?
AAA State Tournament MOW
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Bearhugger
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AAA State Tournament MOW
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Re: AAA State Tournament MOW
Bearhugger wrote:Although we do not know who will win AAA 182, can we declare the 182 champion as the frontrunner for the AAA MOW?
What do you think?
Only if Wright stays 182. Otherwise, no.
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beachbum1234
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Re: AAA State Tournament MOW
Is that because 182 has 5 plus guys who could win it?
If that is the case, there are other really tough weight classes too. 138 and 145 are pretty solid as well. I don't think we can forget about those weight classes. I may have missed it but has University and Spring Mills wrestled at 145?
138 has guys beating each other left and right too.
82 can be the frontrunner; I'm not arguing that weigh class isn't stacked. I think it has had a lot of attention and we sometimes forget how solid top to bottom other weight classes are. Just wanted to give some love to the other weight classes on these forums.
Obviously this is just opinion and in no way should be taken seriously
At this current date, based on scores provided;
106 has a clear front runner- 2-8 are all solid
113 from what I have been told has a clear front runner; again 2-8 are really solid
120 has a clear front runner; 1-8 are really good wrestlers
126 has a clear front runner; 2-8 are really good wrestlers
132 has two guys who have seperated themselves
138 1-6 have wrestled each other for the most part and have been really close matches.
145 1 guy has been a top of everyone's rankings but there are some really good wrestlers 1-10ish in that one.
152 1 guy has been a top of everyone's rankings but who knows with that one. 1-2 was a 3-1 match,
160 3-4 guys who all have had a lot of success.
170 1 guy separated himself
182 1-6 have all kind of been around each other all year.
195 #1 just got upset so in my opinion 1-2 have separated themselves but 3 is pretty tough
220 1 guy has separated himself
285 1 guy has separated himself
If that is the case, there are other really tough weight classes too. 138 and 145 are pretty solid as well. I don't think we can forget about those weight classes. I may have missed it but has University and Spring Mills wrestled at 145?
138 has guys beating each other left and right too.
82 can be the frontrunner; I'm not arguing that weigh class isn't stacked. I think it has had a lot of attention and we sometimes forget how solid top to bottom other weight classes are. Just wanted to give some love to the other weight classes on these forums.
Obviously this is just opinion and in no way should be taken seriously
At this current date, based on scores provided;
106 has a clear front runner- 2-8 are all solid
113 from what I have been told has a clear front runner; again 2-8 are really solid
120 has a clear front runner; 1-8 are really good wrestlers
126 has a clear front runner; 2-8 are really good wrestlers
132 has two guys who have seperated themselves
138 1-6 have wrestled each other for the most part and have been really close matches.
145 1 guy has been a top of everyone's rankings but there are some really good wrestlers 1-10ish in that one.
152 1 guy has been a top of everyone's rankings but who knows with that one. 1-2 was a 3-1 match,
160 3-4 guys who all have had a lot of success.
170 1 guy separated himself
182 1-6 have all kind of been around each other all year.
195 #1 just got upset so in my opinion 1-2 have separated themselves but 3 is pretty tough
220 1 guy has separated himself
285 1 guy has separated himself
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Doyablameme?
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Re: AAA State Tournament MOW
Bearhugger wrote:Although we do not know who will win AAA 182, can we declare the 182 champion as the frontrunner for the AAA MOW?
What do you think?
No
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