Kendall Cross is an Olympic Champion. He is as fun a wrestler as there is to watch and I believe you can learn a lot from watching his fearless approach. Here I break down a couple of things that I notice from some of his biggest matches. I hope you learn something. I sure did.

Oklahoma State had two of the most amazing talents in Basketball and Wrestling this year as true Freshman this season. It’s important that people know that and I wasn’t about to let that get past anyone. This doesn’t happen ever, but it did this year, so enjoy.

I can even remember what the weather was like. There are some things that happen to us where you will never forget where you were and what you were doing when it happened/you found out/someone told you/etc… This is the first installment of something I’m going to try to do more of where I bring in some friends of the sport and we discuss Where We Were When something happened. This first installment is the Mongolian Protest from 2016.

Stand up comedy is the absolute blast. I love it and really look forward to getting to go watch some again after the pandemic clears out a bit. With that being said, let’s talk about some of the greats, and their wrestling comparisons.

In the summer of 2002 I purchased an album that would quickly become one of my all time favorites. This is an article about that album, it’s songs, and some wrestling adjacent things.

Kevin’s tend to be pretty cool, in my experience. Sure, like any subsect of society, we have our bad apples, but I’ll ride or die with Kevin’s and give them the benefit of the doubt. That being said, this was an exercise to find the best Kevin’s in wrestling. Shoutout to my homies Jason Bryant, Richard Immel, and Tommy Baranoski, for helping my compile a more complete list than I had at first. I hope you enjoy this research assignment in identifying some awesome Kevin’s in the sport.