All posts tagged "sergey semenov"
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1.8KRussian Greco-Roman WrestlingQuickly Look at the Russian National Results
Last week as the United States Seniors were in Rome for Matteo Pellicone, the Russian Federation was kicking off its annual national...
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2.5KGreco News2019 Greco Worlds: Every Previous Senior Medalist
For active Senior Greco-Roman athletes, past glory is not more important than present endeavors, which in this case comes in the form...
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2.5KGreco NewsRussia’s World Roster: Komarov In at 87 KG; Five Returning Champs
Russia unveiled its Greco-Roman lineup for the 2019 World Championships earlier today and there is only one surprise to be found. Getting...
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3.7KGreco NewsMonday Roundup: WBU’s Next Step; Hermann; European Games Results
The news regarding Jonathan Drendel stepping down as head coach of the Williams Baptist University Greco-Roman team has been met with a...
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3.7KUSA GrecoUSA vs. The WORLD: 9 (!) Americans in UWW’s Latest Top 20 Rankings
All of the Continental Championships have now been held and nine USA Greco-Roman athletes are officially included in United World Wrestling’s Top...
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5.0KGreco NewsMonday Roundup: 2018 Worlds Wrapped; Sweden Tour Rolls On; U23 Studs Next; WOS
There is a fast news cycle these days, though not that fast. The 2018 Greco-Roman World Championships came to an end Sunday afternoon...
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4.7KUSA GrecoCoon Falls to Semenov, Earns Silver at His First Senior World Championships
Adam Coon (130 kg, Cliff Keen WC) took the road less traveled and it led to one of the most remarkable World Championship...
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5.3KUSA GrecoCoon vs. Semenov World Final: Tale of the Tape
On Saturday, Adam Coon (130 kg, Cliff Keen WC) caught fire on the third day of Greco-Roman at the 2018 World Championships and...
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4.0KGreco News2018 World Championships Preview: 87-130 KG
The three heaviest weight classes contain a laundry list of talented monsters, many of whom have tasted elite success at one time...
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4.2KGreco NewsMonday Roundup: Updated US Medal Count; Gedza Results; Senior World Rosters Are In (Sort Of)
Reminder: the US Seniors leave for the 2018 World Championships tomorrow. First they will arrive in Tata, Hungary where they will stick...