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Listeners of Bloodround Wrestling Podcast that love the show mention: tommy and kevin,The Bloodround Wrestling Podcast is a must-listen for any wrestling fan out there. Hosted by Tommy Bloodround and Claunchinator, this podcast covers all aspects of wrestling, from high school to the senior level. These two hosts bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, making them competent and likable hosts. Their content is top-notch, providing comprehensive coverage of the college folk style scene, as well as freestyle, Greco-Roman, and senior-level wrestling. They also bridge wrestling with other topics seamlessly, making it enjoyable for fans who are interested in more than just wrestling. Overall, this podcast is an essential part of any wrestling digest.
The best aspects of The Bloodround Wrestling Podcast are its excellent content and the likable hosts. The hosts do a fantastic job at bringing wrestling information into the conversation while also injecting humor and entertainment. Their sense of humor is refreshing and adds a unique perspective to the sport. Whether they're making jokes or conducting interviews with wrestlers and coaches, their sincerity shines through. Additionally, they cover a wide range of topics within the sport, ensuring that listeners get a well-rounded view of wrestling at various levels.
While it's difficult to find any major flaws with The Bloodround Wrestling Podcast, one minor downside may be that it primarily focuses on the college folk style scene. While they do cover other aspects like high school wrestling, freestyle, Greco-Roman, and senior-level competitions, these topics may not receive as much attention as college wrestling. However, considering their expertise in these areas and the quality of their content overall, this can be overlooked.
In conclusion, The Bloodround Wrestling Podcast is one of the best wrestling podcasts available today. Tommy Bloodround and Claunchinator bring great content that covers various aspects of wrestling while maintaining an entertaining and humorous atmosphere throughout each episode. Their love for the sport shines through in their discussions and interviews with guests from different areas of wrestling. If you're a wrestling fan, this podcast is a must-listen as it provides informative and enjoyable content that will keep you engaged from start to finish.
This week Tommy and I talk about USA Wrestling and the Kyle Snyder situation and strange lack of response. We also talk through the U20 and U23 results and some of the guys who stood out. We talk through the crowded PSU lineup as well and where we expect guys to end up. We also talk about AJ Ferrari and the surprise with UNC. We finish with the delayed Final X match for Vito and Jax Forrest. Rock On!
This week we connect with Joey Blaze - NCAA Finalist and 3rd place finisher at the World Team Trials. We talk about his experiences on the big stage, his perpective going into Final X, and how cool it was wrestling in the NCAA finals. We also talk about his teammates, being a leader, and about coach Ersland and his impact. Joey proves to be wise beyond his years. Next Tommy and I talk about the upcoming Final X matches, the results from the trials, and what we can look forward to. Block off your calendars now for that Saturday, June 14th! Also Flag Day as it turns out!
This week Tommy and I talk with recent Central Michigan Alumni and one of my all time favorite Chippewa wrestlers, Alex Cramer. We talk through his experience starting at Old Dominion, transfering to Central Michigan, battling through adversity and knee injuries, and getting back to the lineup. We also talk through the future of the Chippewas. Then we talk through the recent news that Kyle Snyder enjoys the women of the night, and the ripple effect from the news from the weekend. We also talk about the trials this weekend, some of the exciting matches for the Men and the Women, and all the excitement to look forward to. Rock ON!
This week we talk with Brock Bergelin, CMU Wrestling alumni, and proprietor of https://3pointtakedownwrestlingapparel.com/. We talk about starting a shoe company, getting into it in the first place. We also talk through coaching wrestling in West Michigan, and we talk through the college wrestling landscape as it continues to develop. We also talk through his time at CMU, patience in a lineup, and his thoughts on a transfer portal. We also talk through some goings on in Marquette Michigan, and a theory to help Greco. Rock On!
This week we talk through Kyle Dake's career and reminisce about his exciting career and what we can look forward to from him moving forward. We also talk through the US Open results across the weights and genders. We also talk through the National Duals and some of the exciting wrestling we'll get at that event!
This week we talk with NCAA All American Trevor Chumbley of the Northwestern WIldcats. We talk through his recent finish on the podium, and then we work chronologically backwards through his career and what he learned along the way. We also talk through his plans from here with his Northwestern education and his goals moving forward. We also talk through his experiences with the coaching staffs, and each of their impacts on the program. We also establish that Trevor ran a 4.9 40 yard dash. From here Tommy and I discuss some of the Michigan transfer news, we also talk through some of the potential wrestling rule changes over the years and how there hasn't been much that's come up. We agree that taking team points for slamming headgear could leave. Great times as always, and thanks for continuing to ride with us. Rock on!
This week Tommy and I discuss the Hodge results along with the upcoming National Duals Invitational and it's qualification structure and what we expect. I express my feelings that 5 remains greater than 1, and we talk through our excitement that money continues to be invested into growing the sport with events like the National Duals. Then I have the priveledge of speaking with Mike DeAugustino. Mike was a 2x NCAA All American while with Northwestern University, and finished his final season with Michigan. We talk through his experiences, coaches, teammates, hair, handball, mafia, NIL, and all of the excitement as he transitions into coaching. Mike is awesome. Have fun and Rock On!
This week Tommy returns! We discuss the NCAA results primarily. We also discuss some of the fun commentary from DC, JB, Rock and the rest of the crew. We also talk about the AAs, some fun storylines, and our general thoughts on the entire event. I swear rather heavily in this one, so be prepared. I was excited!
This week I cover the B1Gs, and some of my takeaways from being there. The energy is different and exciting and I hope additive to the regular season. I also cover the brackets being released, my thoughts on the weights, along with where we should see some fun matches or guys to watch. I also reference how stupid it is that youth tournaments are scheduled the same weekends as the best tournaments of the season, and share some recent coaching experiences. Rock on!
This week I am joined by Ryan Holmes who covers the B1G with me at Intermat. We discuss him getting into wrestling, his college football career, and how he got into journalism. We also talk through some specific experiences and people that he values in the sport. We also talk through the B1G conference and some of the things we are looking forward to with the conference tournament this season.
This week I am joined by Austin Sommer, one of my counterparts on the Intermat podcast. We talk through some of his experiences growing up in the Lehigh Valley and with the sport of wrestling. We also talk about his college career at Drexel, and some of the things that fans might not think about with respect to balancing life and competition in college. We transition to talking about the EIWA and Ivy League conferences, and developments this past season. We finish talking about Iowa and Oklahoma State before wrapping up on the battle for the State of Michigan. Rock on!
This week I am joined by Robbie Wendell who covers the ACC for Intermat and is a part of the Intermat podcast with me. We talk all things ACC, but we start off with the Virginia Cavaliers, and the impact that guys like Steve Garland and Jim Harshaw have had on that group over the years. Additionally, we talk through the rest of the programs in the ACC and their sustained growth over the last 10+ seasons from a talent and depth perspective. Lastly we talk about some of the general goings on this season and what we are looking forward to.
This week I speak with Justin Oliver - Assistant Wrestling Coach at Northwestern University. We talk through some of his movement since we've had him on the podcast, from Buffalo to Michigan State to Northern Colorado, and eventually to Evanston Illinois to coach the Wildcats. We also talk through the team, some of the veterans who stand out along with some young guys to watch. Lastly we cover the upcoming B1G championships being hosted by Northwestern and what people can expect. Finally I recap the Chippewa Challenge and talk about the upcoming Michigan v Ohio State Dual. Rock on!
This week I begin by talking about Penn State and bringing up the idea that they might be better than they were last season. We also talk through some of the other action in the B1G including Maryland's strong weekend, and some of the struggles from Michigan State. Ohio State's nice win over Rutgers and Nebraska's bounce back win over Minnesota. I also share my thoughts on the upcoming Chippewa Challenge and share a parent corner full of dongs and a lesson I learned about coaching. Rock on!
This week I am joined by special guest host Jags! We talk about all of the important things. The theme song, drones, Rutgers, Rider, Princeton, and Dean Peterson winning Midlands. We also talk through some of his origin story back into the sport. We wrap up with some of the joys of having multiple monitors for wrestling watching, and what we will be watching this weekend. Finally we talk about the Oklahoma State bandwagon, as well as that of the Detroit Lions. Great times, rock on.
This week I connect with Steve Garland, head coach of University of Virginia wrestling. He catches up with us on the progress from the season to this point as well as some of the learning moments. He also shares with me some of the behind the scenes things that people don't see or think about when it comes to adjustments made and how guys show that they are coachable. After the interview I focus on some of the top teams in Penn State, Iowa, and Nebraska. I commend their tough upcoming schedules and highlight some of their athletes to watch so far. Rock on.
This week it's just Kevin. He recaps how good Illinois has been this season, as well as some of the action from CKLV. He talks through some of the surprising results, big winners, and where the MSU Open might have been tougher than CKLV. Also, he covers the wins over the weekend for the Virginia Cavaliers, and their upcoming schedule to watch for. Additionally, we finish with an update on CMU wrestling's weekend, and the progress of Little Rock. Lastly we talk Vision Quest and the impact of Ernie's speech.
This week Tommy and Kevin talk about some of our recent up close and personal wrestling experiences we had this weekend. We also talk through some of the NWCA All Star Classic results. We also cover Gable Steveson coming back as well. Enjoy!
This week Tommy and Kevin revisit the excitement that was the first week of college wrestling. We start the same way the college wrestling season did, with Wyoming and Campbell. We talk through Virginia's dominant win over NDSU, and some of the action from the Clarion open. This is going to be an awesome season! Get ready for next week in East Lansing at the MSU Open!
This week we talk through the recent events from non Olympic weight world championships and some conspiracy theories about blackouts and "random" draws. We also preview some of the upcoming action including Wyoming v Campbell, and some of the action from this weekend! It's wrestling season baby!!! Rock ON!!!
This week Tommy and I discuss some of the All Star matchup announcements, and the addition of Yonger Bastida in place of Greg Kerkvliet. We also talk through some of the Nebraska lineup changes, as well as the Campbell situation. Help these programs where you can, because this won't be the last wrestling program affected.
This week Tommy and Kevin talk through the goings on in the wrestling world. We talk through the potential David Taylor v Sadulaev mathup at 92kgs, we talk through some NCAA rankings, some schedule fun, and Grand Valley Women's Wrestling taking on Iowa in Iowa City. Then we wrap it up with a fun parent corner.
This week we were joined by Steve Garland, Head Coach at the University of Virginia Wrestling team. He talks about his career, and how awesome it is coaching at his alma mater. We also talk through his experience wrestling in the NCAA finals, and sharing those experiences with his wrestlers. We also talk through last season, expectations for this season, and about his coaches. We talk referee preparation for the season as well, and close with a parent corner.
This week we have the honor of speaking with Olympic Gold Medalist - Brandon Slay. We talk through his competition career, his experiences as Executive Director and Head Coach of Penn RTC, as well as his athletes. We also talk through some of the rule changes over the years for freestyle wrestling, NIL and RTC implications, Burroughs return, and practice preparation. Coach Slay gave us a ton of time and energy this week, so enjoy!
This week Tommy and Kevin talk about the retirement of one of the greats, Alex Dieringer. We also talk through the results of the Non-Olympic weight trials, and some of the grounding rules, as well as the results. We also talk about some of the movement recently, and finish with a parent corner.
This week we are joined by Rob Sulaver! Rob wrestled at Michigan and now is a strength and conditioning coach and expert through bandanatraining.com. Rob shares his story with us regarding his competition years for the Wolverines, as well as getting his business going, and we talk some exercise philosophy. We also talk the non-Olympic weight class trials coming up this weekend and we give our predictions. Rock on!
This week Tommy and Kevin talk about CSUB's recent addition of AJ Ferrari, as well as some of the movement into and out of the Hawkeye wrestling room. We also are joined by Izzak Olejnik of NIU and Oklahoma State. He talks with us about his career, big matches, the recent additions to OK State, and his plans for the future. We wrap up with other recent news and parent corner. Rock On!
We're back! After some timing conflicts over the last couple of weeks, Tommy and I are back on the mics. We review the Olympic results, talk through some of the movement over the last weeks, and discuss Burroughs coming back for the Non-Olympic weight Trials in Omaha!
This week Tommy and I are joined by the incomparable Jason Bryant. We talk a little bit of everything under the son. Fargo, being old, being bald, connections through the years in the sport. We also cover Little Rock, Minnesota, St. Cloud State, and even some Karaoke. We wrap up with some Parent Corner and then we Rock On.
This week Tommy and I briefly cover the amazing opportunity that Mijian Lopez has to be the only 5x Olympic Champion in any sport ever. We also then reconnect with Michigan Legend and successful businessman Mike Amine. We talk about his recent trip to Vancouver, his son's wrestling careers, the Bormet era at Michigan, CKWC and the contributions that Sergei Beloglazov has made. We wrap it up with his plans for Paris and a parent corner from us. Enjoy and Rock On!
This week Tommy and I talk through GVSU's Women's program, their addition of Sage Mortimer, and other pickups that they had. We also talk through the Russian's not participating in the Olympics. Prior that that we discuss the additions of Kamal Bey and Frank Chamizo to the Olympics. We also touch on the expanding usage of our logo and namesake.
This week we talk about Columbia hiring Donny Pritzlaff as their Head Coach. Then we dive into an interview with Central Michigan Head Wrestling Coach, Tom Borrelli. We talk through his historic credentials, some of the career highlights, and the National Duals. We also talk through the new coaching staff, some of his other notable D1 coaches from CMU, and we wrap it up by talking about the foundation layers of the program. We also talk through how long it takes to make Casey Cunningham exhausted. It turns out it takes an hour and forty five minutes. Fire Up Chips, and Rock On!
This week we talk through some of the recent moves in the transfer portal as well as on the coaching side. Then we had the chance to speak with Missouri wrestling great Allan Hart. I publicly apologize for a Tweet from Detroit, then we talk through his style, wrestling for Brian Smith and at St. Eds in High School. We also discuss his new gig as a High School coach in Allen Texas. Then we talk through his upcoming wrestling for CLAW, and what we can look forward to with that.
This week we revisit the premier match from Beat the Streets. We also get to chat with the Associate Head Coach of The Ohio State University, J Jaggers. He shared his insight from the event, along with his feelings on how the team has performed in their recent freestyle and greco events. He also talks through his career as an athlete, along with the transition to coaching. Rock On!
This week Tommy and I discuss a lot of the transfer portal moves along with coaching changes. We also talk through some upcoming events such as Beat The Streets NY, the U20/U23 trials, and we discuss what other jobs Mike Evans would be suited for. Rock on!
This week we talk about the awesome Olympic qualifying results from Lee, Retherford, and the valiant effort from Kamal Bey. We also talk with NCAA Champion and all around awesome dude Kyven Gadson. We talk through his wrestling career, his continued education, his aspirations of calling the 2028 Olympics, and a variety of other fun topics. We finish up by congratulating Malik Amine on a great career and we get to parent corner.
This week we discuss the Oklahoma State hire of David Taylor, and our thoughts around the hire and future of the program. We also talk through some of the transfer portal news, as well as the Gable Steveson next steps. We wrap up with discussion of the Tom Brady roast, and parent corner.
This week Tommy and I recap a dynamic Olympic Trials and walk through each weight and some of the fun storylines to come out of them. I also touch on the exciting news that Ben Bennett will be taking over the Chippewas of Central Michigan.
This week Tommy and I talk through the recently announced retirement of John Smith, as well as some of the CMU coaching updates. We also walk through the Men's and Women's freestyle predictions and bracket breakdowns! Olympic Trials Baby!!! Rock On!
This week Tommy and I spend most of the time covering the goings on from this past weekend at NCAAs. We discuss our reactions to matches, upsets, and some behind the scenes activities from Kansas City. I wand to go back. It was awesome. Rock on!
2024 NCAA Division 1 Wrestling Championships Preview!!! This week we walk through the weights, our upset predictions, finals predictions, and all the fun that goes with it. Get ready for KC with us! Rock On!
This week we have a special guest host in Earl Smith, 2x NWMA Journalist of the year and Site Editor for Intermat. We discussed At Large Bids and our general thoughts on those. We also cover some conference reactions across the board, and we talk through Earl's experiences from the B1G Tournament. We also talk through some of his Intermat experiences and a quick parent corner. Rock on!
This week is a solo pod from Claunch. I refer most to the Intermat Conference Crossover podcast we did this week to preview the B1G, EIWA, and ACC. Then I cover the rest, MAC, Big 12, and Pac 12. I try to throw out a couple things to pay attention to regarding possible upsets and projections, and I do elaborate on some of the B1G projections, and the excitement that can be 149. Finish with a brief tribute to my daughter getting me into Taylor Swift. Rock On!
This week Tommy and I talk through some suggested rule changes at the High School level. We then catch up with Head Coach Mark Branch from Wyoming to catch up on their season and some of their developing young guys in the lineup. We then talk through the Pan Am Qualifiers and what to look forward to this week. We finish up with a parent corner and some movie recommendations. Rock on!
This week we recap some of the wrestling from the weekend. We also talk through some of the weight classes and their implications for seeding in the B1G and elsewhere to this point. We also cover our name and how lucky we were to get it. Two guys one singlet was already taken. Rock On!
This week Tommy and Kevin talk through some of the officiating controversy and the hopeful statement from the head of officiating. We also discuss some of the results and exciting matches that included successful takedowns. We also have the chance to speak with Hoftra's Head Coach, Dennis Papadatos, on his ten years with his alma mater as their head coach, his story competing, and how he developed into the coach and team he has today. We wrap up with a breakdown of Wyoming wrestling's recent action, and a quick parent corner. Rock On!
This week Tommy and Kevin talk through some of the higher profile matches from the weekend. We reference the young stud Meyer Shapiro, we talk through the goings on at 165, and we discuss the mission that Parker Keckeisen is on. We also talk about the differences between this years Vito, and last years F you mode Vito. Tommy reminds us of the Freestyle fun this weekend, RBY wrestling for Mexico, and we update you on Wyoming wrestling and their three dual win streak. Rock On!
This week we talk through some of the big names we won't see in College Wrestling this season. We also get into some of the wild weights this season, and some theories of intentional losses to avoid being ranked #1 at 125. We also discuss the ups and downs at 157 and the craziness at 133. Lastly, we break down the Michigan v Ohio State dual match by match. Rock On!!!
This week we also speak with Chris Ayers of Stanford University. We talk through his transition from Princeton to Stanford, the coaching carousel of the summer, and how things came to be. He also discusses his philosophy and how he went from not placing from High School to being the wins leader at Lehigh at one point, and the eventual coaching philosophies that developed. Then he talks with us about the program and what he's learned about the team and area since taking over. There's also some partial breaking news near the end. Rock on!
This week we talk with Ashley Flavin, Head Coach of Life University Women's Wrestling about their recent dual championship. We also cover the family that is Life University Women's wrestling. We also talk about some of her successes and how it will impact the sport moving forward. Also, their upcoming trip to Iowa to compete with the Hawkeyes. Tons of fun! Rock On!
This week Tommy and I discuss all of the excitement from the several tournaments the last week along with the drama. We preview the exciting upcoming duals and tournaments this week as well. The party never stops! Welcome to 2024 and Rock On!