#Myles Gable

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Drew Gulak (with Charlie Dempsey,Damon Kemp,Myles Borne vs Otis (with Maxxine Dupri,Chad Gable,Akira Tozawa):NXT 11/7/23

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gilbert blythe is so gender i want to steal it

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Our View from the Couch Sports Podcast Episode 5 10/26/23

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Costume Contest anon here! As promised, here is my first annual “Fat 50” list, celebrating the top 50 best asses in wrestling for 2024. Open to all major and indie promotions, the only requirement is that they must be an active performer with at least 1 filmed match this year.

This is completely subjective and my *own* opinion, and many will complain about their favs’ ranking or not even being on the list.

I am ranking the guys on several factors: Overall Shape, Size, Muscle Mass, Tone, Curviness, Perkiness, Bounciness, and the Jiggle factor. 😉

So without further ado…

1. MJF

2. Tony Nese

3. Chad Gable

4. Austin Theory

5. Angel Garza

6. Ricky Starks

7. Nathan Frazer

8. Bron Breakker

9. Maximilien Monclair

10. Will Ospreay

11. Brooks Jensen

12. Zach Gibson

13. Ricochet

14. Kit Wilson

15. Anton Voorhees

16. Spencer Slade

17. LA Knight

18. Claudio Castignoli

19. Clark Connors

20. JD McDonagh

21. Ilja Dragunov

22. PAC

23. Cody Rhodes

24. Logan Paul

25. AJ Styles

26. Max Caster

27. Timothy Thatcher

28. Bobby Fish

29. Cash Wheeler

30. Finn Balor

31. Cutler James

32. Duke Hudson

33. Julius Creed

34. Jayce D’Arcy

35. Wardlow

36. Adam Page

37. Trick Williams

38. Tonga Loa

39. Seth Rollins

40. Tommasso Ciampa

41. Brian Cage

42. Daniel Garcia

43. Mustafa Ali

44. Dion Lennox

45. Drew McIntyre

46. Myles Borne

47. Shawn Spears

48. Ashante Thee Adonis

49. Elton Prince

50. Tony D’Angelo

wow… YOU FUCKING ATE! love love love the detail and clear thought process 😮‍💨

i agree with most of your list tbh YOU ATE! the biggest gag for me is no jey uso? or roman reigns? or solo sikoa? tonga loa of all people being the only bloodline rep??

tony being 50 is a robbery wtf!!!

mjf as #1 is so fucking REAL though you ate that and the whole list

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Mia is also included even though she is on the main roster. It seems that you can be on the main roster, but if they want you to do some things in nxt they will you down there as well. We saw Ivar, Nattie, Shayna, Mia and Ivy

No Catch Claw or whatever is the group who holds the heritage cup, Myles(some random dude), Damon(who is the more talented less problematic brother of Gable Stevenson) and Charles Dempsey(the son of William Regal)

I thought they sent the whole stable with Mia and baldy and shorter baldy down there bc they didn’t get drafted right? Or am I just fuckin stupid?

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Since the next books are going to be so long, I decided to cut them into parts.

The Copper Gauntlet | Part One (CW: Self-Harm, Eating Disorders)

The Evil Overlord List comes with self-imposed consequences, such as what would eventually become an eating disorder (skipping a meal) and light self-harm tendencies (scratching his arms until they bled); although Call is adamant that he’s fine (he is not)

Call also has PTSD, but he refuses to let Alistair take him to get him evaluated

Havoc “attacks” Kylie Myles’s dog

Drew is the one who steals the Alkahest (Alistair had planned to steal it, but Drew beat him to the punch); planning to use it as a threat against Aaron to convince him to help him kill Master Joseph

Drew also kidnaps Alistair; planning to use him as a bargaining chip against Call to convince him to help him kill Master Joseph if his first plan (see above) falls through

Once arriving at the Gables, Call and Aaron have another almost kiss scene; before being interrupted by Tamara entering the room once again

Call has his birthday at the Gables; Tamara giving him a author-signed collection of his favorite book series, Jasper giving him a stick of deodorant and a band t-shirt, and Aaron giving him a small wooden carving of Havoc that he hand-carved himself

One night while star-gazing with Call, Tamara reveals to that she had developed a crush on Aaron over the summer, but that she was “trying to get over it” as they spoke

Ash, I realize I never really explained how Shattered Reflections came about, and since I knew that’s something you’d be all down for, I thought I’d explain it to you if you want?

oh YEAH IM DOWN. i am Seated. IM SAT. i’m ready

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Myles Gable

Portfolio

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Model - Myles Gable

Nationality - American

Height - 6′2

Agencies - VNY (NY) D1 (London)

Notable Work - POP Magazine FW 2016 Editorial

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Myles (Wrenn) by Jamie Luca

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Myles Gable - Givenchy, FW17

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Is Jordan Myles working fans with his t-shirt outrage? - The Wrestling Underground Podcast

Is Jordan Myles working fans with his t-shirt outrage? – The Wrestling Underground Podcast



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NY Clips: Quartersnacks End of Summer / Labor Day Weekend (2018) Quartersnacks coming through with a Summer/Labor Day Weekend edit featuring: Daniel Kim, John Francomacaro, Conor Prunty, Connor Kammerer, Chris Milic, Brian Brown, Myles Gable, Hjalte Halberg, Ruben Spelta, Anton Juul and a bunch of Antonio Durao bangers!

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Here is @mylesgable wearing red printed Totem shirt and tie from  @givenchyofficial - GIVENCHY Fall Winter 2017.  

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Can Myles Amine Finally Cap Off A NCAA Title Run

Can Myles Amine Finally Cap Off A NCAA Title Run

Myles Amine is the second more accomplish wrestler that is competing in college now only behind Gable Steveson as he claimed a Bronze Medal at 86kg at the Tokyo Olympics, can he bring this success to the folkstyle scene? Amine as of this point in his career is a 4x All American and will be looking to finally cap that off with a national title like a few others such as Jaydin Eierman of Iowa down…

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Iowa solidifies top spot in WIN’s final rankings

NEWTON, Iowa — Michigan’s Myles Amine has taken over the top spot at 197 pounds and Big Ten champion Iowa has solidified its role as the team-to-beat for the upcoming NCAA Division I Championships according to WIN Magazine’s March 9, 2021 national rankings.

The Wolverine senior, who has earned three All-American honors in the past at 174 pounds, is coming off a Big Ten championship victory over Nebraska’s Eric Schultz, who was ranked №1 in WIN’s March 1 rankings.

Meanwhile, Iowa, which will be looking for their first team championship since 2010, is expected to send 10 ranked wrestlers to the 2021 Nationals that will take place March 18–20 in St. Louis, Mo. Among those ranked wrestlers are four top-ranked wrestlers who all won conference titles last Sunday: Spencer Lee (125), Jaydin Eierman (141), Alex Marinelli (165) and Michael Kemerer (174). Overall, the Hawkeyes earned 138 points in WIN’s Tournament Power Index.

WIN’s TPI predicts approximately how many NCAA points a team will score in St. Louis, excluding bonus points, based on numbers associated with individual placements/rankings at this point in the season prior to seeds coming out: 20 for 1st, 16 for 2nd, 13.5 for 3rd, 12.5 for 4th, 10 for 5th, 9 for 6th, 6.5 for 7th and 5.5 for 8th. Wrestlers ranked 9–12 earn two points each, followed by 1.5 points for wrestlers ranked 13–16 and 1 point for those ranked 17–20.

Penn State, which has won eight of the previous nine national tournaments, prior to the 2020 Nationals that were cancelled because of COVID-19, ranks second in WIN’s TPI with 81.5 points. The Nittany Lions feature eight ranked wrestlers, including Aaron Brooks, who is ranked №1 at 184 pounds.

Pac-12 champion Arizona State moved up to №3 in WIN’s TPI with 68 points, followed by the ACC’s top two teams in Virginia Tech and NC State.

The remaining top-ranked individuals include Oklahoma State’s Daton Fix (133), North Carolina’s Austin O’Connor (149), Northwestern’s Ryan Deakin (157) and Minnesota’s Gable Steveson (Hwt).

WIN’s rankings, following the seven national-qualifying tournaments, are a blend of both NCAA predictions and “normal” rankings based on what guys have earned throughout the shortened season and conference tournaments.

Fans will see quite a bit more movement in the rankings than normal because WIN has positioned wrestlers closer to where the rankings committee predicts these rated wrestlers will finish at the NCAAs. However, this set of rankings will vary quite a bit more from where we predict guys will get seeded this year in comparison to other years because of the shorter season, which resulted in less head-to-head match-ups of ranked individuals, meaning seeds likely will be more subjective than usual.

WIN Magazine’s March 9, 2021 Tournament Power Index 1. Iowa 2. Penn State 3. Arizona State 4. Virginia Tech 5. NC State 6. Oklahoma State 7. Michigan 8. Nebraska 9. Missouri 10. Minnesota

View all rankings here: Rankings