the interviewer is that clown that won that competition on ESPN and than they stuck him down on the ESPN College Edition...his questions were a bit moronic but I guess we will take inverviews however we can for this sport.
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Yah I love how people act like hes huge at 125 when he's really not very big at all... People act like its a given that he's going 133 next year and I think its likely but he's definitely going to have to put on some mass if he wants to be sucessful there.
for the success of the team, he almost has to go to 133 but I can also see him being able to get up to 140 with some working out and some protein and weight gainer and then making a nice cut to 133...his length will make him every bit as dangerous at 133...think nathan morgan his sophomore year....
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yah but 2 very different styles, Im not saying he cant do it but I think he needs to put on some quality weight. 10 pounds is a LOT of weight for someone that small and skinny to put on in a year when they're already in good shape and will be doing lots of cardio stuff (which Im sure he will).
I'm sure they have better programs at the U then what Im doing, but my first year of lifting weights I got about 9 pounds of muscle and I was in the mid 50s before that.
there are ways...different programs...he will be put on a lifting program obviously that includes core lifting and doing low reps of high weights rather than high reps of low weights...he also has alot of muscle he can put on those chicken legs of his...he will be fine...
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Oh, that wasn't a dumb interview at all!!
The guy was making Jason stay loose with humour and unexpected questions. I thought both did well.......and it is the type of interview that will get non-wrestling type people interested.
What did you want: "Tell us the mechanics of a half Nelson."???
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