
Top-ranked 126-pounder Pat Glory will not be competing at Super 32 in Greensboro, NC, this weekend. Coming off of a stellar win at Who's #1 over Gavin Teasdale, the Princeton commit has elected to rest his body for the upcoming high school season.
When asked what prompted the decision to keep Glory from competing this weekend, his club coach Jeff Buxton of Buxton's School of Wrestling said, "I am trying to get him to back off a little," alluding to the fact that if it were up to Glory he would compete. However, Buxton feels that Glory has too many events on his schedule right now.
Glory burst onto the scene last year at Super 32, winning the tournament as an unranked junior.
When asked what prompted the decision to keep Glory from competing this weekend, his club coach Jeff Buxton of Buxton's School of Wrestling said, "I am trying to get him to back off a little," alluding to the fact that if it were up to Glory he would compete. However, Buxton feels that Glory has too many events on his schedule right now.
Glory burst onto the scene last year at Super 32, winning the tournament as an unranked junior.