Kyle Snyder vs. Connor Medbery: 2017 NCAA title match (285 lbs.) 

Did you actually bro?

@@thehouseofrouse8834 Nah he didn't bro.

Brooooooo

Bro...

whats the height of medbury? and these are drug tested (steroids) tournament right? Im new to this

The NCAA is insane for making it a -285

I was gonna say , how is he competing at 285 and 97kg

He had broken ribs in this match

😅😅 yeah due to his hair fall

He looks 40 now lol

There's no 235lb weight class, he could have been giving up close to 70 depending on the opponent -197, -285, there's no inbetween

@@insertcolorherehawk3761there should be though, like a 220 weight class at least

@@gladiatorking2.0envoyofthe95 It's insane, but yeah, there's an independent organization outside of the NCAA that does it for College, but HWT is the only thing for the NCAA I'd like to see a competition at the senior level that does that, but that's more for the intrigue than it is the actual event

In theory, he can give up 70 in the division he's in

Lots of wrestlers give up the one point because they feel more comfortable on their feet. I used to do the same.

@@gregdailey6419 Why not just hold onto him until the ref stands you up again?

@@jaykob213 that’s because they feel it’s worth the point to be on their feet and because he’s top he won’t get any point for a take down and if the guy underneath get a turn over it will be 2 points lost instead of 1.

If you know you're better than the other guy, getting the 2 and letting him up just to secure another takedown is a great way to rack up points. Also a great way to mentally defeat people😂

​@jaykob213 this is folkstyle so they wrestle on the ground - no stalemate calls like in freestyle

Eternal runner up implies he never won

One Olympic Gold and Three WCs does preclude it from being that

Since he was competiting in the international circuit at the same time, generally 215ish

No

Snyder says he going to do MMA later

@@nitrox1613 he tweeted it in 2016 and has made no other comments on it

Not really. It's more like a professional boxing champion who is also a professional kickboxing champion. Wrestling in the Olympics and wrestling at the NCAA are two different styles.

@Francisco-ue4ew He didn't 'go down to ncaa'. He did the Olympics while he was in college. Both are amateur competitions (they don't get paid), do there's no issue. Pro boxers do get paid, so you can't go back to amateur after becoming a pro. Plus like the other guy said, Olympic wrestling is freestyle. Ncaa is folk style. Two very different rules sets.

Well, if you want free schooling, it's not like he didn't lose against other wrestlers in the league