Kansas Wrestling Forums General Discussion High School Most physical?

Who are some of the most physical wrestlers that everyone has seen this year?

Kyle Davis is prety physical

Dee Frank

Jeff Horinek and Jordan Bedore even though he gets away with ILLEGALLY slamming people because of his reputation as a champion.

you seem bitter.

no one gets more calls for beating on the head than ............ME

Jake Kreigbaum, he's brutal on the mat

Justin Johnson has been called for 29 illegal slams in his high school career.

You think he would learn what was legal and what wasn't after the first few times...

wow 29 slams in his high school career thats somehtin to be proud of. I guess. Nothin like a good old fashion slam!!!!!

Really Petrosky?? I wouldn't think so. I mean, who doesn't like getting DQ'd for slams??

I have seen Ross Taplin pin his way through two tournaments Basehor-Linwood and Rosehill. Very overpowering and dominant.

Hey jb83 do you have a problem with Jordan Bedore? He seems to be the topic of half of your post on this forum. Do you have some kind of man-crush on him. And if you have wrestled Jeff Horinek in the past, then you have been around long enough to know that Bedore and Horinek did wrestle twice last year.

JB83 i've got two words that nulify anything you think you may have seen in that match ... JUDGEMENT CALL, if that makes sense to you, you won't make any further comments on Mr. Bedore.

of the guys that I have seen this year form Ks. I would go with Grater or bedore. At Beloit, Grater showed impressive aggresion against Shippers of Hoxie, who I had never seen get dominated . Granted, he was injured in that match but before that happened he was getting thumped. Taplin, on the other hand, had a wrestler likely equal to shippers in Harmon from Oberlin, and was able to do little with him until late in the third when he got some back points, but right up until then match could have gone either way, hardly a dominating performance. Likewise Kreigbaum, six to nothing over shamberger, who was wresting his first matches of the year after having an acl completely replaced from a football injury. Bedore is closest in competition to Lewis from Ulysses, and that match has gone to a one or two point affair, but in their early matches, both were doing throws and pinning combinations and rattling each other like there was no tommorrow-- a real joy to watch, as most heavyweights are, shall we say, a little more conservative . When you consider the incredible amount of cardiovascular conditioning it takes for a 275 pounder to go like that for 6 minutes it is especially impressive. Watch these two at state-- I think it will be one of those matches that people will remember for awhile.

when i wrestled grater last year, no offense, he didnt seem all that aggressive. i wrestled him at silver lake and lost by....i think 4, and at state i lost to him 7-0. funny thing is that our local newspaper showed a pretty good picture of us wrestling at state.........but in the captio below....i beat him, but some how he won state and i went home with nothing.

I would have to agree with Mike about Grater being dominant this year. He was very impressive at Beloit and wrestled an awesome match against Sequoya Hill at Newton.