Will Henry Cejudo make the team?

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Can't apply Cael's situation with Cejudo, not the same. Cael may not have competed but he still wrestled. He had nothing but young studs that he not only coached but wrestled with day in and day out. Cejudo didn't have that. He was great and what he did was a great accomplishment, but it doesn't seem he has put in the time and effort as he did back then. Now If I heard he was training just as hard and consitantly as he did when he won gold. My pick would be Cejudo, no ifs ands or buts about it.

If Henry Cejudo has put in 3 months of uninterrupted training (and I don't know that he has or hasn't) but assuming he has,it is my opinion he will tear thru his opponents and represent the USA at 55kg in London.

Henry Cejudo, if you continue to wrestle in the Trails, there is no doubt in my mind you wouldn't win the gold. Not having competed in some time has nothing to do with, how much you can achieve if you go for your second gold. I don't see anything making you less of a success. Mr. Carl Sanderson had a great comeback, and to now yours has been better. It has been some time since I've read your book, so as far as weight cutting, that's nothing that you haven't gone through in the last moments before a match. That's something that you of all people, a 2008 United States Olympic Champion, could easily learn from. In that same book I've read where you're from and what how dug down to achieve dreams, in continuation also!Henry Cejudo is a great wrestler, and of course, I and many others look up to him. Hands down if he continues he'd be a 2 peat!- Billy J. Garcia from Watkins Wrestling (OH), but now Collins Hill Wrestling (GA)

Since he competed proffessionally i don't think he would be able to compete in the NCAA

Henry Cejudo won the hearts of many in 2008 when the 21 year old won an Olympic gold medal at the Beijing Olympic Games. Since then a lot has happened. Henry stopped
competing, wrote a book and had a change of pace in his life. He did a lot of travel and promotion, his story of struggles and poverty was out and people were intrigued. Between his story, likable person and overcoming odds to win a gold, Henry Cejudo landed deals with big sponsors like Coke, Ralph Lauren and BMW.

After a layoff over almost three years, Henry Cejudo wrestled against Russia in the Beat the Streets gala last year in Times Square. He looked good and won the match. Since then Cejudo has wrestled in just two tournaments, winning the Sunkist Kids Open and taking second at Henri Deglane Challenge in France. He bounced around with his training and talked about going to Iowa, was in Ohio for a while, and is currently back in his hometown of Phoenix training there.

All signs indicate that Henry Cejudo will be at the Olympic Trials competing at 55kg. How do you think he will do? Will the time away from training and competing hurt him, could it help him? Is the weight cut going to be a factor in how he feels and wrestles? Will he simply be able to dig down deep and find that warrior spirit that helped him find his way to gold in 2008?