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Good stuff, Beau. I'll focus mlniay on men's freestyle since it's what I know best.The one glaring omission was at 84KG. Herbert was second two years ago, so has the chops to place, but the big name there is Cael Sanderson. Cael really handled Jake at Trials and how he does in Worlds next month will be very, very interesting. It was staggering how little he lost of his game in his long layoff. I honestly think Cael can run the table. He looked that good.We also could do well at 120KG. It's been our bread and butter weight. But so much for the US will rest on the experience guys get at Worlds, especially in freestyle. Teyon Ware knocked off Metcalf, but is he ready for the world stage? Will Metcalf come back even more hungry next year? Can Cujedo return strong (I doubt it)? Will Jordan Burroughs' power translate to freestyle? Does Varner have the discipline to wait out the big Europeans who will gladly take their chances with a clinch? Who will step up between now and then?Being in London is a nice advantage for the US history shows we do better as the location of the event moves west. As far as Greco, I just hope Ellis Coleman can break through at 66KG and pull off a flying squirrel for the national TV audience. :D