This is Our Olympic FS Men's Team!

[bphawkeye_Rivals]

some have some qualifying events ahead - but this is our RWB team.

57kg = Danny Dennis - my hero
65kg = Frank Molinaro - aka frank the tank (i have many aka's for him)
74kg = Olympic Champ Jordan Burroughs
86kg = Cox - sorry dake/taylor lovers
97kg = Snyder - who else - this kid wins everything
125 = Dglagnev - don't know much about him - must be good with that name

 

[Omahahawk86]

Frank and Cox still have to qualify. I believe the first event is next week in Mongolia.

 

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some have some qualifying events ahead - but this is our RWB team.

57kg = Danny Dennis - my hero
65kg = Frank Molinaro - aka frank the tank (i have many aka's for him)
74kg = Olympic Champ Jordan Burroughs
86kg = Cox - sorry dake/taylor lovers
97kg = Snyder - who else - this kid wins everything
125 = Dglagnev - don't know much about him - must be good with that name

Tervel Dlagnev (born November 19, 1985; Bulgarian: Тервел Длагнев[1]) is a Bulgarian American wrestler who won the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials at 120 kg FS. At the 2013 Freestyle World Cup in Tehran, Iran Tervel finished 4 - 1.[2]

Tervel only wrestled two years in high school, where he finished third and fourth at the Texas state championships.[3]

Tervel was a 2-time NCAA Division II national champion for the University of Nebraska at Kearney where he also won a team title.[4]

Tervel defeated Les Sigman 2 to 0 at the finals of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials.[5] During the wrestling competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics, Dlagnev finished in fifth place after he was pinned by Artur Taymazov from Uzbekistan in the semi-final and suffered a loss against Komeil Ghasemi from Iran in his bronze medal bout [6] due to separated cartilage in his rib cage.[7]

Tervel won four out of five matches at the 2013 Freestyle World Cup, only losing to his rival Iranian Komeil Ghasemi.[8]

Tervel beat Alexei Shemarov of Belarus 2-1 to win the bronze medal at 125 kilos in the 2014 World Wrestling Championships.

 

[bphawkeye_Rivals]

Tervel Dlagnev (born November 19, 1985; Bulgarian:

so he is good?

 

[MSU158]

He is very good. He has been the clear #1 Heavyweight(when healthy) domestically for the past half dozen years or so.

 

[moug]

Hope Tervel gets healthier in the next few months. His interview was cause for concern, but no doubting his abilities. Hoping he gets that elusive Olympic gold.