ive only seen the past few years but i think my favorite to watch was herbert. he was always wrestling for 7 minutes and was just a powerhouse
ive only seen the past few years but i think my favorite to watch was herbert. he was always wrestling for 7 minutes and was just a powerhouse
Kerry McCoy...PSU Heavyweight. Wrestled 190 as a Freshman (19-17, I believe). Undefeated as Sophomore Heavyweight, took 3rd as a Junior at NCAA's, then won again, going undefeated in his 4th year of eligibility. Almost always much smaller than his opponent, he was the quickest HWT I've ever seen.
Without a doubt...... Hands down..... most exciting, fun to watch wrestler I ever had the pleasure of seeing....RICK SANDERS
John Smith hands down the most exciting wrestler to watch
From the limited folkstyle I've seen, Burroughs and Robles for current wrestlers.
In freestyle: Stadnik, Shahin, Hasaynov, Chamasurlaev, Terziev, Kudukhov, Gogchelidze, Aldatov, Herbert.
Favorite Hawkeyes (no order): Randy Lewis, Mark Perry, Brent Metcalf, Brands Squared, Lincoln McIlravy, Mark Ironside, Jesse Whitmer, Jay Borschel
Favorite Recent Non-Hawkeyes: Jayson Ness, Ben Askren, Mike Chandler, Darrion Caldwell, Lance Palmer, Troy Nickerson, Eric Tannenbaum, Franklin Gomez, Nick Simmons, Anthony Robles, Max Askren, Chase Pami.
Jacob Schlottke---Gone too soon, and the world is a little less bright because of it. RIP, brother.
One, two, Evans is coming for you...
Alan Fried; technical, huge motor, incredible pinner and point scorer. My personal all time favorite.
Cary Kolat; very technical with a bit of a mean streak
Tom Brands; intensity like I've never seen before or since
Brent Metcalf; a throwback to the constant motion and pressure of the 80's and 90's
Kevin Randleman; by far the quickest and strongest athlete and wrestler I've ever seen
John Smith; much more suited to freestyle, but still was a man among boys on his feet
Cael Sanderson; what can you say, it was pure domination in every aspect in every match
John Trenge; possibly the best upper weight to never win a single title, incredible range of technique for a big guy
Johnny Hendricks; big motor, underrated technique
Tommy Rowlands; actually made hwt fun to watch
Adam DiSabato; a pure takedown machine, always working and seemingly always shooting
Ben Askren; he is the funk master, no one else has ever done it better
Most pleasing that I ever saw wrestle in person (which limits the choices) was Wade Schalles.
DSCH: a Soviet artist's reply to unjust criticism.
TJ Hill-He'd be a household name if he wrestled 4 years in college instead of just one.
