@FloWrestling I will set the number at 5.5. You taking the over or under on how many of @FloWrestling's next ten tweets have something Cornell related?
@CPyles8@FloWrestling Just preparing for my interview. Which is weighted more? Hatred of Cael and company or fan boy love of the Cornell crew? #askingforafriend
@sockobuw@CPyles8 Yes we will have to agree to disagree. But if you are right, perhaps Yianni will win next time. Assuming his coaches improve and makes adjustments.
@sockobuw@CPyles8 I did read it. You expected a challenge but there was no movement toward the brick. My questions why was there no movement? Is it possible they believed it was Zain’s move? If they did not believe that, than we have no other choice but to believe this was a coaching error.
@CPyles8 Other than Zain’s crotch lift, what other moves does @wrestlingnomad see in practice that are not executed correctly in matches? #FRLQuestions
Listening to @FloWrestling today, it's very clear that 3/4 of team wanted Yianni to win. @WillieAtFLO is right, it is preposterous to say Yianni initiated an action that put Zain on his back. Even Cornell didn't think Yianni scored, they still have their brick back in Ithaca.
@CPyles8@WillieAtFLO@Kbratke@wrestlingnomad Topic for discussion tomorrow. Now that Zain won and it is all over, was it ridiculous for everyone on the show to pick Yianni as the winner last week? Next topic (Not Nolf), is it fair to Zain (who is 3-2 vs Yianni) to say Yianni would have done better at worlds?
@jghopslam@wrestlingnomad I’m absolutely serious. I heard Coach Koll lodged a protest before heading back to Ithaca. Wouldn’t be surprised if we see this match again next weekend.
@thebandandi@wrestlingnomad I agree @thebandandi, definitely felt Zain was more offensive but have not rewatched the match. Perhaps @wrestlingnomad is generous with what he considers an attack. Nevertheless who had the higher conversion rate on their attacks? I suspect that is more important than attempts.