'25 U23 World Championships, 10/20-27 thread
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Could the team win a national title without any of these guys?
125 ?
133 Ono
141 Davis
149 SVN
157 Kasak
165 Sealey
174?
184 Welsh
197 Mirasola
285 Mirasola
Rocco is on u23 and you listed him on the team.
125 Desmond 174 Asher 184 Henckel . That is a trophy team and would be in the mix for a title
UWW has a preview up on their site. It had this to say about 65kg
65kg: In one of the toughest weight classes at the U23 level, world bronze medalist Umidjon JALOLOV (UZB), two-time world U20 champion Yuto NISHIUCHI (JPN), world U20 champion Marcus BLAZE (USA), two-time world U23 champion Bashir MAGOMEDOV (UWW), returning medalist Bilol SHARIP UULU (KGZ) and senior continental medalists Khamzat ARSAMERZOUEV (FRA) and SUJEET (IND) are in the field.
I knew the weight was deep but this is absolutely stacked! Some really great guys aren’t going to place. The draw will be super important
65kg: In one of the toughest weight classes at the U23 level, world bronze medalist Umidjon JALOLOV (UZB), two-time world U20 champion Yuto NISHIUCHI (JPN), world U20 champion Marcus BLAZE (USA), two-time world U23 champion Bashir MAGOMEDOV (UWW), returning medalist Bilol SHARIP UULU (KGZ) and senior continental medalists Khamzat ARSAMERZOUEV (FRA) and SUJEET (IND) are in the field.
I knew the weight was deep but this is absolutely stacked! Some really great guys aren’t going to place. The draw will be super important
Anyone can view the preview at the below link. It has nice things to say about Lilledahl (57kg), Jax Forrest (61kg), Blaze (65kg) as you mentioned, PJ Duke (70kg), Mesenbrink (74kg), Haines (79kg), not much to say about 86kg, including Rocco Welsh, and Barr (92kg).
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An overview of the schedule of the 2025 U23 Worlds:
Monday (10/20)
- qualification rounds to semis for Greco, @ 63-77-87-130 kg
Tuesday (10/21)
- repechage for Greco, @ 63-77-87-130 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Greco, @ 55-67-72-97 kg
- finals for Greco, @ 63-77-87-130 kg
Wednesday (10/22)
- repechage for Greco, @ 55-67-72-97 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Greco, @ 60-82 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Women's Wrestling, @ 50-72-76 kg
- finals for Greco, @ 55-67-72-97 kg
Thursday (10/23)
- repechage for Greco, @ 60-82 kg
- repechage for Women's Wrestling, @ 50-72-76 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Women's Wrestling, @ 55-57-65-68 kg
- finals for Greco, @ 60-82 kg
- finals for Women's Wrestling, @ 50-72-76 kg
Friday (10/24)
- repechage for Women's Wrestling, @ 55-57-65-68 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Men's FS, @ 74-92 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Women's Wrestling, @ 53-59-62 kg
- finals for Women's Wrestling, @ 55-57-65-68 kg
Saturday (10/25)
- repechage for Men's FS, @ 74-92 kg
- repechage for Women's FS, @ 53-59-62 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Men's FS, @ 57-70-79-125 kg
- finals for Men's FS, @ 74-92 kg
- finals for Women's Wrestling, @ 53-59-62 kg
Sunday (10/26)
- repechage for Men's FS, @ 57-70-79-125 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Men's FS, @ 61-65-86-97 kg
- finals for Men's FS, @ 57-70-79-125 kg
Monday (10/27)
- repechage for Men's FS, @ 61-65-86-97 kg
- finals for Men's FS, @ 61-65-86-97 kg
Hopefully, I keyed all those numbers in, without any typos.
Monday (10/20)
- qualification rounds to semis for Greco, @ 63-77-87-130 kg
Tuesday (10/21)
- repechage for Greco, @ 63-77-87-130 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Greco, @ 55-67-72-97 kg
- finals for Greco, @ 63-77-87-130 kg
Wednesday (10/22)
- repechage for Greco, @ 55-67-72-97 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Greco, @ 60-82 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Women's Wrestling, @ 50-72-76 kg
- finals for Greco, @ 55-67-72-97 kg
Thursday (10/23)
- repechage for Greco, @ 60-82 kg
- repechage for Women's Wrestling, @ 50-72-76 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Women's Wrestling, @ 55-57-65-68 kg
- finals for Greco, @ 60-82 kg
- finals for Women's Wrestling, @ 50-72-76 kg
Friday (10/24)
- repechage for Women's Wrestling, @ 55-57-65-68 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Men's FS, @ 74-92 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Women's Wrestling, @ 53-59-62 kg
- finals for Women's Wrestling, @ 55-57-65-68 kg
Saturday (10/25)
- repechage for Men's FS, @ 74-92 kg
- repechage for Women's FS, @ 53-59-62 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Men's FS, @ 57-70-79-125 kg
- finals for Men's FS, @ 74-92 kg
- finals for Women's Wrestling, @ 53-59-62 kg
Sunday (10/26)
- repechage for Men's FS, @ 57-70-79-125 kg
- qualification rounds to semis for Men's FS, @ 61-65-86-97 kg
- finals for Men's FS, @ 57-70-79-125 kg
Monday (10/27)
- repechage for Men's FS, @ 61-65-86-97 kg
- finals for Men's FS, @ 61-65-86-97 kg
Hopefully, I keyed all those numbers in, without any typos.
Go to the second page of the website I have included here. Their listed times are six hours ahead of EDT.
https://uww.org/event/u23-world-championships-1/schedule-matches-fixtures
morning session starts at 4am eastern and afternoon sessions starts 10:45am or 11:00am eastern depending on the day. finals are at noon eastern everyday.
I was looking deeper at 65kg and Sujeet Sujeet might just be the favorite. He was 8th at seniors and he only lost to Amouzad 6-5 and Woods 7-5. Amouzad absolutely destroyed everyone else. He won U23 Asians where he beat Jalolov twice by the scores 10-1 and 10-0. He also won a ranking series event where he teched Dudaev, teched Arsamerzouev, beat Tevanyan 6-1, and Rahmadze 5-1. Pretty incredible results for just the past year. Many have JALOLOV as the favorite because he won bronze at seniors but Sujeet definitely has his number. He also has an 8-2 win over Yianni from a couple years ago. I think Blaze matches up pretty well because of his defense but he will be giving up a ton of size
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Come on man, you're a west coast guy. You should be converting to Pacific time. Let the savages on the east coast subtract 3 hours.
I would have, but I thought that might tax their east coast brains a little too much : )
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Thanks in advance to Slippery Pete for getting up so early so I don't have to.
I would have, but I thought that might tax their east coast brains a little too much : )
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Big congratulations to Payton Jacobson for earning Greco Bronze.
Tom would rather this board be full of links and copied articles rather than actual discussions? And don't take this the wrong way or think I'm starting trouble. I'm genuinely curious because I have noticed a shift.
Judging by the news, i’m glad we at least hsve a brain.I would have, but I thought that might tax their east coast brains a little too much : )
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We post links and articles. Sometimes we discuss them, sometimes not. Either way, lots of info available in one place.
Don't read more into it than that.
Don’t mind the links. But cannot stand the Nomad tweets he posts
Wow Kylie Walker kept it short with a quick 10-0 tech fall over India’s Priya. She’s looking great.