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Uploaded by Craig Vitagliano | March 5, 2009
125.5 lbs, 1993 & 1995 World Champion Terry Brands takes on 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist Kendall Cross during the 1995 World Team Trials at Drexel University. This was the first match of the best of 3.
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Eric Bendler
4 years ago
Wow. That tilt at the end is two point and counting in every international match I have ever seen. |
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TJ X
4 years ago
WOW, are you kidding? Was that when he lost a heated best of three to Nate Carr at 149? That doesn't surprise me, Metzger didnt shake hands and was screaming at Carr something but I am sure they weren't wishes of good luck. Man, it is one thing to be ultra competitive but another to lose control and be labeled a poor sportsman. I really believe this stuff festers itself at a young age, kids are not disciplined properly and taught how to be a good sport, win or lose, and it just gets worse as they get older. |
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Eric Bendler
4 years ago
Brands was sooo much bigger than prescott in that match. Reminds me of the Smith v. Belaglozov freestyle match. |
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TJ X
4 years ago
First let me first preface this by saying that I was and am a HUGE Terry Brands fan, HUGE! To this day, one of my favorite matches to watch of all time is the thrashing Brands delivering one cold evening in Carver Hawkeye Arena to defending NCAA Champion and MVP of the big show Jeff Prescott who had moved up that night. Incredible! With that being said, how could anybody feel "bad" for Brands??? This guy was the sport's MOST GRACIOUS WINNER yet the absolute WORST MOST UNSPORTSMANLIKE LOSER this country has ever seen. When he lost his bid for the Olympics, he brushes off Cross and crawls off the mat on his knees. At least from the video footage, I will go ahead assume that he never returned to the center like a true sportsman, shook hands, and left the mat with his head high. He pulled similar antics when he lost to Jason Kelber, crying his eyes out then running off the mat, not shaking hands, etc. And please save the "THAT IS THE ATTITUDE THAT MADE THEM GREAT TJ X!!!" That is nonsense, go watch Saitiev lose to Slay, go watch all of Dave Schultz's losses, go watch John Smith's very few losses. Those guys were every bit the competitor as these Branding Irons but none, that I ever saw, pulled the antics following losses that these guys did. AND I LOVE THE BRANDS, that is what hurts so much to write this. |
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Eric Bendler
4 years ago
I felt very bad for Brands having only seen the last of the 3 matches. |
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Craig Vitagliano
4 years ago
yeah i'll post at some point. |
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Craig Vitagliano
4 years ago
I only have some of the second match. I tried to move to another spot to film and missed most of the match unfortunately. |
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twilly
4 years ago
Brands Vs. Cross '96 trials |
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4 years ago
Great match. Those counters Kendall tried in the 1st period were ridiculous.I don't think anyone feels comfortable in a gut-wrench position on Kendall Cross. |
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Craig Vitagliano
4 years ago
The Guru thinks the turn at the the end was questionable, but the fleeing the mat call was total BS, especially since Brands was blocking with his head and hand prior to pushing Cross out of bounds. |
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arm-spin
4 years ago
Great match. Those counters Kendall tried in the 1st period were ridiculous. |
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Eric Hoffman
4 years ago
The high gut at the end was close can't argue either way. The fleeing the mat call against Cross I though was absolutely bogus. |
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Mack Logsdon
4 years ago
so wait why didn't cross get the turn point, brands back was clearly exposed. |
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Luke Broadwater
4 years ago
That definitely looked like a turn for Cross near the end of regulation. |
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Brett Wheelan
4 years ago
What is the overall series between Terry and Kendall? |
