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Post by Kurt Howgate on Jun 17, 2007 17:56:50 GMT -5
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Post by Ken McKinney on Jun 29, 2007 13:39:05 GMT -5
THE WEIGHT CLASS CHANGE SUCKS!!! Why change them? 166 to 198 there is no way some one who weighs 170 to 175 can compete with some one at 198. This sucks. I had a good time last year and this year due to changes I will not be attending and I am sure that there are many others that will do the same.
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Post by larryrehfeld on Jun 30, 2007 10:20:22 GMT -5
I guess you cant ake everyone happy, but if we didnt change the classes, people would lose the opportunity to get on tv, and then we would get alot more post like yours. why dont you try supporting the event in the hopes of creating more demand for armwrestling, instead of being a negative complianer. The good news is that it is a free country and you can choose to not coe to the event. Thirty bucks is a pretty small price to pull with some of the worlds best. dont forget tv as well. Tell me another tourney that you have been to that cost 30.00 and provides you with all of the above?
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Post by Todd Opitz on Jul 11, 2007 16:51:20 GMT -5
hey ,
what are the womans classes, and are they going to be taped for espn, todd
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Post by Joe Canazzi on Jul 19, 2007 14:46:14 GMT -5
There should be a teen class for this one. Even if its only one open. I would deffinately come then.
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Post by Chris Gangi on Jul 19, 2007 15:34:00 GMT -5
There should be a teen class for this one. Even if its only one open. I would deffinately come then.    |
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Post by Gary Roberts on Aug 7, 2007 12:32:52 GMT -5
look at the big picture Ken.
television will grow the sport and give all armwrestlers to get the exposure that they deserve.
but television can't have the eight to eleven weight classes that most events offer.
so you would rather have none? think about that one.
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Post by Bob Paradis on Aug 7, 2007 14:38:40 GMT -5
look at the big picture Ken. television will grow the sport and give all armwrestlers to get the exposure that they deserve. but television can't have the eight to eleven weight classes that most events offer. so you would rather have none? think about that one. I agree. The more ESPN, the better. That will help bring recognition to the sport. Look what ESPN did for professional poker. The more known arm wrestling becomes, the more people will participate. A lot of people out there would have a lot of fun with it. My only regret is that I didn't know how fun this sport was until I was 45. |
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Post by Jeramie Towle on Aug 7, 2007 20:00:35 GMT -5
Good point Bob and Larry. I will be attending this year.
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Post by Mike Berardine on Aug 8, 2007 20:53:42 GMT -5
i could mot make it last year but i will be there these year been training for it since it has been posted.0-165 right and left.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 16, 2007 7:01:33 GMT -5
I would like to come but I felt that I have not train that hard to enter. I might come out to the
Maryland state tournament. Other wise I will find some guys to train with in my area.
If you live in the Delaware Co area drop me few lines and maybe we can hook something up.
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Post by John Burgeson on Aug 30, 2007 23:12:38 GMT -5
We will have early weigh ins on Friday for anyone that is interested. 12 noon - 2:00 PM. This is going to be a great event. Hope to see all of the east coast at this event. Come as a spectator!!
John
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Post by Kurt Howgate on Sept 10, 2007 7:12:32 GMT -5
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Post by Bill Cox on Sept 20, 2007 23:41:22 GMT -5
Results: 2007 Mohegan Sun PAC World Championships (9/9/07)
Men’s Right Hand Pro 0-165
1.
Roman Tsindeliani
2.
Allen Fisher
3.
Ron Klemba
Men's Right Hand Pro 166-198
1.
John Brzenk
2.
Arsen Shoshiashvill
3.
Bill Sinks
Men's Right Hand Pro 199+
1.
Ron Bath
2.
John Brzenk
3.
Marcio Barboza
Men’s Left Hand Pro 0-165
1.
Roman Tsindeliani
2.
Ron Klemba
3.
Bryce Meaux
Men's Left Hand Pro 166-198
1.
John Brzenk
2.
Giorgi Gelashvili
3.
Dan Whittle
Men's Left Hand Pro199+
1.
Travis Bagent
2.
Marcio Barboza
3.
Tom Nelson
Ladies Right Hand Pro Open
1.
Beth Westberry
2.
Karen Curavoo
3.
Cindy Looney
Men's Amateur Right 0-165
1.
Ryan McMichael
2.
Kenny Morgan
3.
Travis Van Blaricom
Men's Amateur Right 166-198
1.
Henrik Senborn
2.
Kevin Siska
3.
Ed Moehle
Men's Amateur Right 199+
1.
Max Maxwell
2.
Skip Hasbrock
3.
Matt Evans
Men's Amateur Left 0-165
1.
Ryan McMichel
2.
Dennis Pirotg
3.
x
Men's Amateur Left 166-198
1.
Tim Pasquale
2.
Todd Van Blaricom
3.
Robert Baker
Men's Amateur Left 199+
1.
Mark Kaminski
2.
Max Maxwell
3.
Shawn Keck
Men's Masters Right 0-154
1.
Norm Devio
2.
Chris Coletti
3.
x
Men's Masters Right 155-165
1.
Ron Klemba
2.
Norm Devio
3.
Chris Coletti
Men's Masters Right 166-198
1.
Jim Fitzsimmons
2.
Dan Fortuna
3.
Ray Darling
Men's Masters Right 199+
1.
Jim Bryan
2.
Steve Phipps
3.
Tom Flansbury
Men's Masters Left 0-154
1.
Chris Coletti
2.
Milt Christmas
3.
x
Men's Masters Left 155-165
1.
Ron Klemba
2.
Milt Christmas
3.
x
Men's Masters Left 166-198
1.
Dave Mount
2.
Ray Darling
3.
Jim Fitzsimmons
Men's Masters Left 199+
1.
Jim Bryan
2.
Steve Phipps
3.
Tom Flansbury
Men'sGrandMaster Right 0-176
1.
Norm Devio
2.
Steve Jeffryes
3.
Milt Christmas
Men's GrandMaster Right 177-198
1.
Jim Fitzsimmons
2.
Dan Wardlaw
3.
Ray Darling
Men's GrandMaster Right 199+
1.
John Woolsey
2.
Steve Phipps
3.
Bobby Buttafucco
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