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*comes into terms with ugliness at 25*
*prays that I instantly become hot at 18*
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Wrestling Enjoys Record Viewership for World Championships
The numbers are in and the 2015 Wrestling World Championships, which wrapped earlier this month in Las Vegas, were the most-viewed non-Olympic event in the sport’s history.
The competition drew a record-smashing 3 million visitors to the United World Wrestling website with more than 16 million page views across six days of competition. The daily traffic of 2.8 million views was higher than all of the site’s combined traffic in 2013 or 2014.
Broadcasters from 16 countries also paid to show competition footage of the world championships, providing the event to an estimated worldwide audience of more than 1 billion.
The World Championships welcomed more than 800 wrestlers from 99 nations across six days of competition at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. The championships, which were hosted by USA Wrestling for the first time since 2003, were the first qualification event for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, with 108 athletes from 37 nations and 5 continents earning weight class allocations for their home nation.
The 2015 championships were also an in-venue success with the sold out Orleans Arena generating a record $1.1 million in ticket sales for USA Wrestling.
To review all the weight class qualifiers for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro so far please visit UnitedWorldWrestling.org/Rio-2016
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I do not CARE if you aren't Catholic, I don't CARE if you aren't a Christian. Pope Francis is a light in this world, and certainly in this country right now. Don't you dare insult Pope Francis.
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Found out couple days ago my fellow coach was one of the first esports organization owner. Pretty dam cool.
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One of the dirtiest takedown for a national title
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If you give me anything that says that I am an alumni I will most likely brag about it in all aspect of my life. Work, home life, random McDonald's drive Tru workers. Everyone and anyone
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The one thing wrestling has taught me is that hard work will always get what you need. It could be one of the biggest lies ever told but it is better than the alternative of not working towards your goals
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