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In years past of HS and Collegiate wrestling, it was always a beautiful sight to see your opponents head drop after a lengthy 6 or 7 minute match. You would hear from the crowd...............Break him. Break him......hes broke, hes broke! You saw the head drop and you knew he was done. Nothing left in the tank or better yet, you knew you owned him.
Upon meeting the same opponent in matches later in the year, sure he'd give up a fight for some time, but you knew, and more importantly HE knew the deal. You owned him before and it was only a matter of time till victory was yours again. Mental battles are the shit. As the time past and battles came and went, the time to breaking became less and less.
Curious to know with all this "whos breaking who", who will be the first to drop their head. Who will mentally break. Just to become one of the rest of the rollover bunch with no fight in them or left.
The anticipation is awesome.
Have a great weekend all.
Upon meeting the same opponent in matches later in the year, sure he'd give up a fight for some time, but you knew, and more importantly HE knew the deal. You owned him before and it was only a matter of time till victory was yours again. Mental battles are the shit. As the time past and battles came and went, the time to breaking became less and less.
Curious to know with all this "whos breaking who", who will be the first to drop their head. Who will mentally break. Just to become one of the rest of the rollover bunch with no fight in them or left.
The anticipation is awesome.
Have a great weekend all.
Anderson is just there to party, but when everybody is tore from the floor up he's gonna win!
Tomac........didn't say much!
This isn't a very strategic sport. Even the guys who go out and talk about their strategy over the course of a season really don't have much other than trying to be the fastest guy any given weekend.
Anderson was fired up. He heard Blake's comments and made it known in the press conference he didn't particularly care for them.
I agree with your last couple of sentences.
The Shop
If anyone "breaks" it'll be Baggett. He's put his neck out far more than ET3 or JA21 in this war of words, and he has the most pride at stake to lose. Tomac has wisely backed away from the "feud" so even if Baggett ends up on top Tomac won't look the fool. Baggett, on the other hand, now has to push himself to be on top EVERY RACE just so he won't be lampooned by his own pride. Lots of pressure, and it seems to be working for him so far. But Tomac is a formidable (and frankly, unbeatable) foe when he's having an "on" day. And I don't think Baggett is up to Tomac's level when Tomac is at his best.
Pit Row
As for this not being a strategic sport, I would say Dungey maybe the only guy that really worked his plan throughout the season. It sure isn't like F1 or NASCAR where strategy plays a huge part in a race, but there are no pit stops and no time to make adjustments during a race. It's mostly a 30+2 sprint race with whoever got the set up right and the start down wins the race.
I keed, I keed!
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