- See Less -There is no "type" of wrestler that Ben can be catagorized as. He has created a whole new genre that is unique with his rolling and pinning style.
Ben over the last two years of his college career was flawless. His first two years were not half bad either, each time going losing in the finals of the NCAA tournament. Ben Askren will mostly be remembered for the entertaining fashion he wrestled his matches. He always had fun and always put on a show for the fans.
In 2008 he won the U.S. Nationals and Olympic trials and competed in the Bejing games. Since then he has continued on as an volunteer wrestling coach and has begun training mma at American Top Team in Columbia, MO. His first fight is likely to be in early 2009.
Raymond Jordan is a great success story. From what I've heard of the struggles he went through growing up, it's exciting to see someone like him succeeding in a sport that has given so to him.
I look for him to have some success on the senior circuit. Herbert is on a whole other level and Hasseman is moving to 96kg (for now), but I know Raymond can hang with guys like Bertolino and Luedke
Raymond Jordan is a great success story. From what I've heard of the struggles he went through growing up, it's exciting to see someone like him succeeding in a sport that has given so to him.
I look for him to have some success on the senior circuit. Herbert is on a whole other level and Hasseman is moving to 96kg (for now), but I know Raymond can hang with guys like Bertolino and Luedke