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Discussion Topic: Which Buckeye Has The Best Chance To Win A Title?
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on February 21, 2022
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Lovett and Gomez are both excellent. The way I see 149--Yianni is kryptonite for Sasso. Sasso is kryptonite for everyone else. Not saying Sam is unbeatable outside of Yianni. But he's incredibly difficult to defeat.
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Discussion Topic: Which Buckeye Has The Best Chance To Win A Title?
Brian Mathews added to this discussion on February 23, 2022
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Quote from Jared Ball's post:
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"Kaleb is a hair behind both Brooks and Amine. I think he’s definitely in that tier, probably on par with the guys just in front of him. Hilday has not looked as solid this year. The Northern Iowa kid is a little more dangerous. Kaleb is going to have to be healthy, and get super tough takedowns in OT type matches. He can certainly do it, but as was previously mentioned, he doesn’t own that kind of win in his career yet."
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I think you might have your Hidlay's mixed up? 184 Hidlay is undefeated and has cruised past everyone, with the exception of one close match with Bolen (who he's wrestled about 15 times by now, and is damn tough in his own right). IMO he's a bad matchup for Romero. Be better off avoiding him in the bracket.
Best case scenario for Kaleb is Truax in the quarters and Amine in the semis, IMO.
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