I still feel bad for Pat Lugo not getting to finish the 2020 season. Beating Sasso and O'Connor and going into NCAAs #1 in your senior season. He's a champion in my book.
Him, Pletcher and Moore. Pretty disappointing on NCAAs part that they only got 3 shots at title and some guys are getting 5 just because of the years they were born
@@jomama969 I guess I'm more sympathetic to Lugo because he had never been at the top before with a chance at a title. He transfered, sat out, his family moved halfway across the country, and he improved every year and came a long way. It's disappointing and not very fair for any athlete that finds themselves in that position though, no doubt.
97 is going to be a meat grinder at NCAAs with all the studs joining the weight this year. 2 junior world Champs in Elam and Amos. 2 Ivy League studs in Brucki (now with UM) and Darmstadt. Plus Dean up at 97. AJ moving up this list if he wins it again.
@@FancoWrestling I respect the reasoning and thought behind it, but wrestling is so tough that of course I will have my favorites....but one area I'm curious of is if you thought about was the likelihood of each person with a loss...that said honestly can't imagine gable even in a close match...but sure that's the big ten in me. Love the content and wish you the best always
I think you have one weakness: you spend too much time trying to justify what you think people will complain about when you’re right in the middle of a sentence. You’re awesome! This is YOUR Top 10. Let them complain!
#1 Spencer Lee...2 time Hodge winner and 3time champ who bonus points nearly every match. #2 Gabel Steveson..Hodge trophy, only lost to 1 person in his career, recent Olympic champ, and no one on his level domesticly. Only losses ever where big10 final and ncaa final his freshman year to the same person. #3 yanni by your criteria, but he has not been the pound for pound westler at his weight even this year with multiple losses in free style. I personally think he is 5th. Lots of bonus points in a somewhat weaker conference, but doesn't dominate everyone. #4 Aaron Brooks As his career has moved on he has scored more points, and shown that there are only about 5 people in the ncaa even close to his level at the end of last year. If he continues his rise, I expect him to have maybe 5 close matches all year, and bonus points all the other matches. My #3. #5 David Carr and Austin O'Connor. They are both #4 and most likely the finalist of NCAA this year. Neither has a real rival in their conference, and the are about 8 people at this weight that can even stay in the match. Bonus over half their matches. Who is better will be settled at the end of this year barring injury #6. Nick Lee. Wrestled onto Olympic team over yanni. Handful at his level in NCAA, and a few in the big 10 that makes him bottom half. #7 A.J. Ferrari Won a title as a freshman, has the talent and drive to be super special, and an ego to boot. Exciting with only a few that can make it a match. Expect him to pick up even more bonus points as he matures in great setup for him. The rest can be any of the other NCAA winners only by your criteria, maybe Rby leading the pack but all have many good matchups in the ncaa, meaning they are to close to the rest of the pack to be a best pound for pound. Great job, love the wrestling hype as season is finally close.
Personally I feel the returning hodge winners should be 1-2 and like someone said yianni barely won his last ncaa title and tbh I feel Joey should’ve won. But I agree otherwise
I agree with Spencer Lee being #1 and Yianni being #2. Yianni barely won both NCAA titles which clearly differentiates these two for the purposes of this ranking.
Will agree. Both matches were extremely tight but Spencer won 2 and plus his 3rd one this season in completely dominance. Didn’t give up a takedown like Yianni has in his both finals appearances to both Bryce Meredith and Joseph(Joey) McKenna
Tbf I would say that yianni has had hard final matches than spencer lee. Definitely still think lee should be #1, but I feel like yianni just has the tougher weight class
I hope he moves up to heavy weight at least against Minnesota. IMO he can beat gable.If gable doesnt score last seconds of olmpics his metal is different.Cassar beat gable twice smaller,quick,strong,just like A.J.!! His personality isnt favorable to me,but hes selling his self also.
@@rickdanna4610 no kidding, just saw the recent Cassioppi world match, he took the Gable recipe, looking mean and ripped. I’m a Minnesota guy too but impressed what he has done this offseason. Should be interesting.
Come on dude, gable steveson is hands down 100 percent number 1. You put number one criteria as winning an ncaa title? His Olympic title makes the ncaa title look amateur. That’s like looking at high school p4p and putting a high school kid who won an ncaa title while still in high school in spot number 3 because he doesn’t have as many state titles as the other contenders. Come on man, these others aren’t even close to an Olympic title, yianni got whooped at worlds and Lee hasn’t ever even made a senior world team. What you smokin?
While I agree that Gable may be the BADDEST dude in college wrestling, the issue is the Olympics is freestyle and doesn't have any effect on college wrestling. I had to base this list on college criteria alone. Appreciate your argument, though.
@@FancoWrestling if freestyle doesn’t have any impact on college wrestling then why is Fargo, a freestyle tournament, the number 1 recruiting tournament for college wrestling coaches, particularly Tom brands, John smith and Cael Sanderson? It is more impactful in recruiting than super 32, the toughest high school national folk-style tournament. The answer is level of difficulty and level of competition. For guys that have not experienced the difference in difficulty from d1 to world class wrestling it is hard to translate this difference in difficulty. Put it this way, there are ncaa national champions who have wrestled on the world stage and not won a single match at that level. Ncaa champions with international senior level records of 0-12 or 3-11 or 2-14. The comparison is not even close.
@@FancoWrestling if you get the opportunity, ask Tom brands, John smith, or Cael Sanderson who is the p4p best wrestler in d1 college wrestling, every one of them will say gable steveson. It’s not even close.
This may be the dumbest comment ever. Tbh a 100% healthy Lee would beat anyone in the world between 125 and 133. He's won 3 straight NCAA titles and 2 straight hodge trophies. What else doed he need to prove? other than being a badass lol. Anyone at 133 should run for the hills if ever came up a weight.
If I was factoring in the international success, then definitely! But don't forget Spencer shared in the Hodge trophy last year. At least we agree on the top 3!
There's an up and coming wrestler from ky, high school his name is Nomar ekbuk, from Africa he is a 5 time state champion. Won states in the 8th grade at 105. 4 weight classes, he's at 156 now undefeated all five years, in the summers he goes back to Africa to wrestle wild wilder beasts (butt naked) he pins all of them this dude is wrestling wild beasts, he's no joke, he will be wrestling for Michigan in the fall. He says the milk of rhinos gives him superior power keep an eye on him for 2023. No joke he's built like a sliver back gaurilla
My no.1 would absolutely,unanimously,and unequivocally Gable!No disrespect to the rest of the heavyweights in the country,but I believe Gable could pin any of them if he wanted.For him to get beat in this NCAA,it would be like Mike Tyson/Buster Douglas proportions.I don't play lottery,but these guys have a better chance of winning the lottery than beating Gable.
Olympic champ trumps any NCAA champ any day of the week!!! Gable Steveson No. 1 RBY is No. 2, Daton Fix No. 3 Yanni No. 4, Spencer Lee No. 5 because he has bad knees and tough bracket coming this year!!! AJ Ferrari No. 6 Carter Starocci No. 7 Aaron Brooks No. 8 David Carr No. 9 Nick Lee No. 10
Didn't Spencer Lee win the title last year with recent injury to his knee and actually with both knees injured?? How many guys would even attempt doing that?
1. Spencer 2. Gable 3. Yianni Spencer is obvious one, but Gable over Yianni. Gable had a more dominant college season than yianni ever has and when both compete internationally Gable is better well.
Based on those criteria, I would agree. I purposefully did not factor in international success. However, Gable definitely had a dominant season in 2021. I will, ask who do you think had tougher opponents: Yianni or Gable?
Any list with gable not at 1 is trash. Spencer Lee ran through a bracket last year with no top end talent. Zero (himself excluded). Gable went untested in a much tougher bracket and won the Olympics immediately. Lmk when Spencer makes his first world team.
Your premises is most elite. NCAA titles are small compared to a Olympic Gold metal. Your choice for Spencer and Yani over Gable is flawed, if eliteness is your standard.
I think that with AJ Ferrari's temperament he would be better of bypassing NCAA wrestling, and training to compete in UFC instead. His aggressive style seems like it may not be compatible with the structure that is required as a college student at Oklahoma State...What will he get a degree in? Miscellaneous Studies??? LOL I suppose one can get a miscellaneous job after 4 years...
I have Mekhi at #12 - his NCAA title from 2019 holds weight in the criteria, but recently he did not place at NCAAs in 2021. Do you think he should be higher on the list?
Spencer is #1 he's just been so dominant but Yianni ha sa case in that he has faced tougher competition and it's really not that close. But I give Spencer the top spot
@@prestonquinn5167 he had few matches last year against subpar competition in comparison to Eierman. He split with Eierman. He only has one championship. And despite his subpar competition, his average bonus was less than Eierman's. I'm not even sure he was the best at his weight class last year let alone in the top ten of pound for pound. Versus common opponents Eierman is 41-8, Lee is 35-12. Head to head Eierman leads 2-1.
@@blakejameson1114 should of known you are a Iowa fan lmao. Who won the national championship at 141lbs last year?? Who has more national championship Lee or Dr. Eierman?? To me it sounds like someone is still butt hurt that Iowa got steam rolled in the national championship matches last year. 😂
@@prestonquinn5167 me being an Iowa fan is irrelevant as I was only using Eierman as a comparison to show how weak Lee's resume is, not the case for Eierman to replace Lee at the four spot or to even be in the top ten.
@@blakejameson1114 lmao you said he wasn't even the best at his weight class last year 🤣 😂 news flash he won the national championship at 141 so that makes him the best in his weight class. Your reasoning makes absolutely no sense.
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I still feel bad for Pat Lugo not getting to finish the 2020 season. Beating Sasso and O'Connor and going into NCAAs #1 in your senior season. He's a champion in my book.
For sure - a real shame.
Him, Pletcher and Moore. Pretty disappointing on NCAAs part that they only got 3 shots at title and some guys are getting 5 just because of the years they were born
@@jomama969 I guess I'm more sympathetic to Lugo because he had never been at the top before with a chance at a title. He transfered, sat out, his family moved halfway across the country, and he improved every year and came a long way. It's disappointing and not very fair for any athlete that finds themselves in that position though, no doubt.
@@blakejameson1114 absolutely, especially me being a Hawkeye fan. Seeing how dominant Moore was but had Bo standing in his way is a bummer as well.
@@jomama969 Yeah, those were the exact guys I was pulling for. I'm glad, at least, that Moore got one title.
97 is going to be a meat grinder at NCAAs with all the studs joining the weight this year. 2 junior world Champs in Elam and Amos. 2 Ivy League studs in Brucki (now with UM) and Darmstadt. Plus Dean up at 97. AJ moving up this list if he wins it again.
@@treis531 he’s been a savage since his days at Bergen Catholic
@@treis531 he’s wrestled for the junior world team no?
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Swap 2 and 3. Gable to win a second NCAA title is the most obvious lock in all of sports history!
1: Spencer Lee
2: Gable
3: Yianni
4: RBY
5: Shane Griffith
6: Nick Lee
7: David Carr
8: O’Connor
9: Brooks
10: Ferrari
Shane Griffith ain’t it
@@cjohnsonisadrummer not anymore lol
Carter Starocci
He is again 😂
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Your good....I know you have a soft spot for the Big Ten, Thanks for the content! Bring on this season!!!
Appreciate it! Any of these rankings that you disagree with? Or any guys you think should be in this top 10 list?
@@FancoWrestling I respect the reasoning and thought behind it, but wrestling is so tough that of course I will have my favorites....but one area I'm curious of is if you thought about was the likelihood of each person with a loss...that said honestly can't imagine gable even in a close match...but sure that's the big ten in me. Love the content and wish you the best always
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I think you have one weakness: you spend too much time trying to justify what you think people will complain about when you’re right in the middle of a sentence. You’re awesome! This is YOUR Top 10. Let them complain!
Excellent analysis. I like Yanni... a potential 4 time National champion, right?
I think Ferrari should be behind Gable, and definitely top 5.
#1 Spencer Lee...2 time Hodge winner and 3time champ who bonus points nearly every match.
#2 Gabel Steveson..Hodge trophy, only lost to 1 person in his career, recent Olympic champ, and no one on his level domesticly. Only losses ever where big10 final and ncaa final his freshman year to the same person.
#3 yanni by your criteria, but he has not been the pound for pound westler at his weight even this year with multiple losses in free style. I personally think he is 5th. Lots of bonus points in a somewhat weaker conference, but doesn't dominate everyone.
#4 Aaron Brooks
As his career has moved on he has scored more points, and shown that there are only about 5 people in the ncaa even close to his level at the end of last year. If he continues his rise, I expect him to have maybe 5 close matches all year, and bonus points all the other matches. My #3.
#5 David Carr and Austin O'Connor. They are both #4 and most likely the finalist of NCAA this year. Neither has a real rival in their conference, and the are about 8 people at this weight that can even stay in the match. Bonus over half their matches. Who is better will be settled at the end of this year barring injury
#6. Nick Lee. Wrestled onto Olympic team over yanni. Handful at his level in NCAA, and a few in the big 10 that makes him bottom half.
#7 A.J. Ferrari
Won a title as a freshman, has the talent and drive to be super special, and an ego to boot. Exciting with only a few that can make it a match. Expect him to pick up even more bonus points as he matures in great setup for him.
The rest can be any of the other NCAA winners only by your criteria, maybe Rby leading the pack but all have many good matchups in the ncaa, meaning they are to close to the rest of the pack to be a best pound for pound.
Great job, love the wrestling hype as season is finally close.
Good detailed analysis, can't argue with you!!!
Really waiting on Nick Suriano news :(
Damn got right into it!!
Personally I feel the returning hodge winners should be 1-2 and like someone said yianni barely won his last ncaa title and tbh I feel Joey should’ve won. But I agree otherwise
I agree with Spencer Lee being #1 and Yianni being #2. Yianni barely won both NCAA titles which clearly differentiates these two for the purposes of this ranking.
Will agree. Both matches were extremely tight but Spencer won 2 and plus his 3rd one this season in completely dominance. Didn’t give up a takedown like Yianni has in his both finals appearances to both Bryce Meredith and Joseph(Joey) McKenna
Tbf I would say that yianni has had hard final matches than spencer lee. Definitely still think lee should be #1, but I feel like yianni just has the tougher weight class
@@chase86903 Spencer beat 1 former and one future NCAA champion during his first one.
AJ Ferrari is a beast!
lol
Not really
97 is weak. All other years he'd get smacked
@@andressandoval9043 facts. Plus hes boring when it comes to top comp. He doesnt dominate like gable or spencer
I hope he moves up to heavy weight at least against Minnesota. IMO he can beat gable.If gable doesnt score last seconds of olmpics his metal is different.Cassar beat gable twice smaller,quick,strong,just like A.J.!! His personality isnt favorable to me,but hes selling his self also.
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Gable #1. Heavey was stacked last year. Olympic gold means #1 in the world not just USA like college. Gable won college and world in the same year.
Do you think hwt or 125 is the tougher weight?
@@FancoWrestling HWT is much tougher, not only that, B1G HWT is ridiculous so Gable has to wrestle everybody who matters in dual meets.
@@rickdanna4610 no kidding, just saw the recent Cassioppi world match, he took the Gable recipe, looking mean and ripped. I’m a Minnesota guy too but impressed what he has done this offseason. Should be interesting.
Betting the house Spencer Lee is number 1 and rightly so most dominate wrestler of the decade
Yeah, He's pretty damn dominate.
I like Aaron Brooks over RBY and Nick Lee.
You can flip a coin and pick since they're all so close
Come on dude, gable steveson is hands down 100 percent number 1. You put number one criteria as winning an ncaa title? His Olympic title makes the ncaa title look amateur. That’s like looking at high school p4p and putting a high school kid who won an ncaa title while still in high school in spot number 3 because he doesn’t have as many state titles as the other contenders. Come on man, these others aren’t even close to an Olympic title, yianni got whooped at worlds and Lee hasn’t ever even made a senior world team. What you smokin?
While I agree that Gable may be the BADDEST dude in college wrestling, the issue is the Olympics is freestyle and doesn't have any effect on college wrestling. I had to base this list on college criteria alone. Appreciate your argument, though.
@@FancoWrestling if freestyle doesn’t have any impact on college wrestling then why is Fargo, a freestyle tournament, the number 1 recruiting tournament for college wrestling coaches, particularly Tom brands, John smith and Cael Sanderson? It is more impactful in recruiting than super 32, the toughest high school national folk-style tournament. The answer is level of difficulty and level of competition. For guys that have not experienced the difference in difficulty from d1 to world class wrestling it is hard to translate this difference in difficulty. Put it this way, there are ncaa national champions who have wrestled on the world stage and not won a single match at that level. Ncaa champions with international senior level records of 0-12 or 3-11 or 2-14. The comparison is not even close.
@@FancoWrestling if you get the opportunity, ask Tom brands, John smith, or Cael Sanderson who is the p4p best wrestler in d1 college wrestling, every one of them will say gable steveson. It’s not even close.
Don't forget how loaded Gable's weight class is and he's clearly the best. I think Lee and Gable are tied for #1.
Lee what to prove something move up to 133 and win a title their
Are you saying -If lee wants to prove something he should move up to 133-?
This may be the dumbest comment ever. Tbh a 100% healthy Lee would beat anyone in the world between 125 and 133. He's won 3 straight NCAA titles and 2 straight hodge trophies. What else doed he need to prove? other than being a badass lol. Anyone at 133 should run for the hills if ever came up a weight.
Anyone wanting to prove something should move down and challenge the champ! Why is it he has to go up. Make them earn it, he already has it.
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I mean gable is #1 in the world at his weight 🤷♂️
1. Gable -- Olympic champ and Hodge winner should trump all. 2. Lee 3. Yianni
If I was factoring in the international success, then definitely! But don't forget Spencer shared in the Hodge trophy last year. At least we agree on the top 3!
There's an up and coming wrestler from ky, high school his name is Nomar ekbuk, from Africa he is a 5 time state champion. Won states in the 8th grade at 105. 4 weight classes, he's at 156 now undefeated all five years, in the summers he goes back to Africa to wrestle wild wilder beasts (butt naked) he pins all of them this dude is wrestling wild beasts, he's no joke, he will be wrestling for Michigan in the fall. He says the milk of rhinos gives him superior power keep an eye on him for 2023. No joke he's built like a sliver back gaurilla
AJ is easy top 3 P4P and only Spencer Lee is better on top. He’s going to win 5 titles. 665 pound deadlift baby!
Should Spencer Lee get any heat for not moving up a weight class and challenging himself?
No because he is a small guy and if he goes up against 133 guys he will not be as strong as those guys because they have 7 pounds of muscle on him
133 has been stacked for a few years
Remove both of Yianni's ACLs and level out the playing field. Would Yianni be able to win the NCAA with both knee joints non functional?
I think # of Big 10 Championships should be part of the criteria also.
lol and what about the wrestlers from other conferences?
My no.1 would absolutely,unanimously,and unequivocally Gable!No disrespect to the rest of the heavyweights in the country,but I believe Gable could pin any of them if he wanted.For him to get beat in this NCAA,it would be like Mike Tyson/Buster Douglas proportions.I don't play lottery,but these guys have a better chance of winning the lottery than beating Gable.
The arguments will never stop all I know is RBY is my personal favorite by far to watch. The mongoose!!!!
Olympic champ trumps any NCAA champ any day of the week!!!
Gable Steveson No. 1
RBY is No. 2,
Daton Fix No. 3
Yanni No. 4,
Spencer Lee No. 5 because he has bad knees and tough bracket coming this year!!!
AJ Ferrari No. 6
Carter Starocci No. 7
Aaron Brooks No. 8
David Carr No. 9
Nick Lee No. 10
You have Spencer Lee under Fix who hasn’t been won one yet.
The biggest beast in College wrestling has to be Gable but there are a few up there with him. I have to mention Ferrari
4:27 one of his 2 redshirt losses is to at the time 2x defending national champ Vincenzo Joseph 4-2
Yes!! You're exactly right there. Not too bad of a loss. . .
How can you rate anybody ahead of an Olympic Champion? Your top 2 didn't even make the Olympic team.
Like I said, this is based on College accolades. This takes no international success into account.
Didn't Spencer Lee win the title last year with recent injury to his knee and actually with both knees injured?? How many guys would even attempt doing that?
Pretty much anyone at the D1 level....
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1. Spencer 2. Gable 3. Yianni
Spencer is obvious one, but Gable over Yianni. Gable had a more dominant college season than yianni ever has and when both compete internationally Gable is better well.
Based on those criteria, I would agree. I purposefully did not factor in international success. However, Gable definitely had a dominant season in 2021.
I will, ask who do you think had tougher opponents: Yianni or Gable?
Not an ncaa champ as much as yanni
Seriously. Gable is an Olympic champion and we are going to pretend it doesn't matter?
@@FancoWrestling Yianni
50% bonus is not pure dominance
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Ferrari should totally be top 5
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Any list with gable not at 1 is trash. Spencer Lee ran through a bracket last year with no top end talent. Zero (himself excluded). Gable went untested in a much tougher bracket and won the Olympics immediately. Lmk when Spencer makes his first world team.
You should top best to never win a ncaa title
spencer #1 2me. and to stats.
Should be Gable's third title this year after they stole 2020 from him
If Gable would've wrestled at Penn State he would be #1. Blocking this channel in the future!
Your premises is most elite. NCAA titles are small compared to a Olympic Gold metal. Your choice for Spencer and Yani over Gable is flawed, if eliteness is your standard.
Most elite in college, though. Not most elite on the world stage. That's a different video.
@@FancoWrestling so that's like saying fattest man in the world but not in college. I'll take one Gold over a 4 time champ.
Micheal Kemerer is like 30!!??
Yianni should be 3 Gable 2 Lee 1
I think that with AJ Ferrari's temperament he would be better of bypassing NCAA wrestling, and training to compete in UFC instead. His aggressive style seems like it may not be compatible with the structure that is required as a college student at Oklahoma State...What will he get a degree in? Miscellaneous Studies??? LOL I suppose one can get a miscellaneous job after 4 years...
Gable .. 2..
My man forgot all about mekhi lewis
I have Mekhi at #12 - his NCAA title from 2019 holds weight in the criteria, but recently he did not place at NCAAs in 2021. Do you think he should be higher on the list?
@@FancoWrestling he was injured and still made it to the quarters before having to drop out. I say he deserves it
@@FancoWrestling 12 is okay though lol
Spencer is #1 he's just been so dominant but Yianni ha sa case in that he has faced tougher competition and it's really not that close. But I give Spencer the top spot
O'Connor and Lee don't belong on the list IMO. Nick Lee, that is.
Would love to hear why you don't think Nick Lee should be on the list?
@@prestonquinn5167 he had few matches last year against subpar competition in comparison to Eierman. He split with Eierman. He only has one championship. And despite his subpar competition, his average bonus was less than Eierman's. I'm not even sure he was the best at his weight class last year let alone in the top ten of pound for pound. Versus common opponents Eierman is 41-8, Lee is 35-12. Head to head Eierman leads 2-1.
@@blakejameson1114 should of known you are a Iowa fan lmao. Who won the national championship at 141lbs last year?? Who has more national championship Lee or Dr. Eierman?? To me it sounds like someone is still butt hurt that Iowa got steam rolled in the national championship matches last year. 😂
@@prestonquinn5167 me being an Iowa fan is irrelevant as I was only using Eierman as a comparison to show how weak Lee's resume is, not the case for Eierman to replace Lee at the four spot or to even be in the top ten.
@@blakejameson1114 lmao you said he wasn't even the best at his weight class last year 🤣 😂 news flash he won the national championship at 141 so that makes him the best in his weight class. Your reasoning makes absolutely no sense.
Nah bro cant put shane griffith ovee myles amine
Amine never won a national title, but I think he gets it this year.
My predictions going into the ncaa championships, the champions will be:
Suriano
Fix
Lee
yianni
Carr
Otoole
Kemerer
Amine
Buchannan
Steveson
Shane Griffith ain’t top 10 bro
Biggest penn state fanboy and this list is biased and terrible
Seriously talk less dude
Talk too much , losing interest fast