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Tiger Style Sends Two Wrestlers to U20 Freestyle World Championships (opens the original)
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Aedoen Sinclair will represent the United States while Yandel Morales will represent Puerto Rico. The 2026-27 Mizzou wrestling season will get an early preview this week as two Tigers take the international stage. All-American redshirt sophomore Aeoden Sinclair and incoming freshman Yandel Morales will represent their respective countries at the U20 Freestyle World Wrestling Championships in Bratislava, Slovakia, beginning Thursday. Sinclair will compete for the United States at 86 kilograms (18
Tiger Takedowns: An Early Look at Mizzou’s All-American Contenders (opens the original)
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There are four Tiger Style wrestlers set to lead the pack. Mizzou wrestling head coach Brian Smith is always surprisingly soft-spoken. He’s a true tactician who views the sport as a business rather than two competitors trying to overpower each other on a mat. If you’ve never gotten the pleasure of hearing him speak, check out his sit-down interview with FloWrestling. He detailed what it’s been like leading the program for 28 seasons – going on 29 – and his team for this coming season. Continuity
Keegan O’Toole, Ben Askren Announce Retirements After RAF 11 (opens the original)
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Two Mizzou wrestling greats are hanging up their singlets. Two of the greatest competitors ever to wear a black and gold singlet, Keegan O’Toole and Ben Askren, have officially announced their retirements from wrestling after competing at RAF 11. For current Tiger fans, O’Toole’s retirement marks the end of one of the most decorated careers in program history. The Wisconsin native was a two-time NCAA champion, five-time NCAA All-American and the program’s second-winningest wrestler of all time.
“It Has Nothing to do With Maintenance”: Brian Smith’s Philosophy (opens the original)
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Smith has led Mizzou wrestling for nearly three decades due to his unwavering coaching style. Maintaining a standard is a valuable goal in sports, especially in wrestling, where maintenance is difficult on several levels, but it’s not something that Tiger Style head coach Brian Smith concerns himself with. The longtime great leader dove into a sliver of his coaching philosophy via a LinkedIn post. Smith has led Mizzou’s wrestling program for nearly three decades, getting the team to 20 top-15 fi
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