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Discussion Topic: Sammy sasso
Nick Lecklider added to this discussion on June 27, 2024
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Yes both these results are contingent on sasso and kharchla being healthy. Maybe surgery is what Carson always needed. If they are not close to 100 percent then they both are big underdogs. I was saying in a perfect world where both return to prime form.
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Discussion Topic: Sammy sasso
Nick Lecklider added to this discussion on June 28, 2024
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Quote from Brian Mathews's post:
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Quote from Nick Lecklider's post:
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"People love to forget how good a healthy Kharchla can be. The one who was close to beating otoole but got completely screwed by the ref. The one who beat Mekhi Lewis and marinelli. If kharchla comes back from surgery at 100 percent no one is a huge favor against Kharchla ecspecially a guy who went up 2 weights. While it may be wishful thinking to get him healthy an entire season, we have seen a healthy Carson in the past and he is very good."
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Your unending faith in Kharchla is admirable, but the fact that you have to bring up results from 2022 already proves the point.
Haines is an undefeated national champ, and PSU has a strong track record when bumping guys."
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Here is another result. Facundo 6-0 over Haines a couple months ago. Will Haines even beat Facundo? An unhealthy Kharchla went 1-1 against Facundo. The size right now does matter. Facundo also gave JB a very good match. There is a possibility that Haines isn’t even the starter. Penn state problems.
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