2012 Super 32 170lbs - 285lbs

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Uploaded by Cliff Fretwell | October 19, 2012

Speakers: Cliff Fretwell, Lee Roper

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calot

are 106-160 gonna be up before the tourney starts

JChester55

OOOOKKKK, First and foremost I want to say that I love flo wrestling and the great job they do at covering the sport. Now, having said that I am going to say this, are you guys high right now? Picking Kee to win the tournament? Not only is he not the best wrestler in his weight class at super 32, he is not the best wrestler in his own state! If I do recall (correct me if I am wrong), Vonegidy (spelling?), beat him 3-2 in front of every wrestling figurehead in the state of NC. Not only did he beat him, but Kee failed to score a takedown and his 2 points came from Vonegidy cutting him twice. After reviewing both of these wrestlers major wins I see that Vonegidy has beaten 4 wrestlers that are ranked in your TOP 5, while Kee has beaten only 2 wrestlers in your TOP 10 (1 coming from the top 5) . . . Last but not least, When Kee placed 2nd at Virginia Beach (His most notable tournament placing to date), the BEST wrestler he beat was a kid who placed 3RD in his state .... Please remind me again why Kee is being picked to win, or even be in the finals at all? The ONLY way this happens is if the seedings are WELL in his favor, which I'm sure there is a legit chance of it being that way. Just my .02-J