Weekend Upsets with WrestleStat | Week 10 2023

[andegre_rivals]

Weekend upsets are back after a random, in-season hiatus.



Our big upset this week is #1 @ 141 (Cole Matthews) falling to #59 Jordan Titus.

But another that shocked me more is #14 Sam Latona knocking off #3 Vitali Arujau at 125!!!



141 - #59 Jordan Titus (West Virginia) beat #1 Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) by DEC 3 - 1 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/68738/titus-jordan/profile
133 - #14 Sam Latona (Virginia Tech) beat #3 Vitali Arujau (Cornell) by DEC 3 - 2 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/56742/latona-sam/profile
174 - #39 Aaron Olmos (Oregon State) beat #4 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) by DEC 9 - 4 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/50177/olmos-aaron/profile
197 - #17 Zach Braunagel (Illinois) beat #5 Jacob Warner (Iowa) by DEC 3 - 1 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/50925/braunagel-zach/profile
141 - #20 Frankie Tal-Shahar (Northwestern) beat #8 Jake Bergeland (Minnesota) by DEC 2 - 1 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/64959/tal-shahar-frankie/profile
165 - #12 Izzak Olejnik (Northern Illinois) beat #9 Tanner Cook (South Dakota State) by DEC 3 - 1 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/56509/olejnik-izzak/profile
165 - #97 Frank Almaguer (Cal Baptist) beat #12 Izzak Olejnik (Northern Illinois) by SV-1 3 - 1 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/62928/almaguer-frank/profile
285 - #28 Jacob Bullock (Indiana) beat #12 Tate Orndorff (Ohio State) by DEC 7 - 2 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/57724/bullock-jacob/profile
157 - #17 Trevor Chumbley (Northwestern) beat #12 Brayton Lee (Minnesota) by DEC 8 - 4 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/57938/chumbley-trevor/profile
184 - #57 Anthony Carman (West Virginia) beat #16 Reece Heller (Pittsburgh) by DEC 7 - 2 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/62423/carman-anthony/profile
141 - #53 Amonn Ohl (Edinboro) beat #16 Mosha Schwartz (Oklahoma) by FALL 1:35 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/71965/ohl-amonn/profile
157 - #51 Derek Holschlag (Northern Iowa) beat #16 Jacob Wright (Wyoming) by DEC 4 - 3 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/49238/holschlag-derek/profile
149 - #64 Ryan Burgos (Edinboro) beat #17 Willie McDougald (Oklahoma) by DEC 4 - 3 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/63141/burgos-ryan/profile
141 - #36 Danny Pucino (Illinois) beat #18 Felix Lettini (Wisconsin) by FALL 5:40 http://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/66101/pucino-danny/profile

 

[LETSGORU91]

Spencer Lee was tossed around by Matt Ramos early on. Ramos had a 6 pt throw and an 8-1 lead until Lee woke up and took over the match with a fall in the first period.

 

[KidDagger]

Spencer Lee was tossed around by Matt Ramos early on. Ramos had a 6 pt throw and an 8-1 lead until Lee woke up and took over the match with a fall in the first period.

Spencer is a true generational talent.. never see someone so dominant on top and can turn guys so effortlessly.. only person that can beat Spencer is Spencer at this point..

 

[LETSGORU91]

Spencer is a true generational talent.. never see someone so dominant on top and can turn guys so effortlessly.. only person that can beat Spencer is Spencer at this point..

You are probably right at this point. He needed to shake off the rust but it was odd to see him get thrown to his back quite easily. Hopefully his surgically repaired knees don't hold him back. Oh how I wished the healthy Suriano wrestled him last year. He was the force who could beat Lee and they had a nice history against each other.

 

[SCNJ]

You are probably right at this point. He needed to shake off the rust but it was odd to see him get thrown to his back quite easily. Hopefully his surgically repaired knees don't hold him back. Oh how I wished the healthy Suriano wrestled him last year. He was the force who could beat Lee and they had a nice history against each other.

Rivera knocked off Lee I think 3x, just never got a crack at him at NCAAs

 

[LetsGoRUwrestling]

• Lee has just five losses in his entire collegiate career — two to Big Ten champion Sebastian Rivera, one to All-American Nick Piccininni, one to NCAA champion Nathan Tomasello and one to All-American Ronnie Bresser — but he has not lost a college wrestling match since March 9, 2019, in sudden victory.

Pretty Amazing he was down 8-1 in 1st period.