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Jon McGovern and his Spartans of the University of Dubuque have faced tough competition this year is duals and tournaments. D3 wrestling is as tough as its ever been. January 7 and 8th the NWCA National Duals will be contested in Springfield Illinois. Coach McGovern and other coaches want to see their teams against the best each division has to offer. Listen in to the following attached interview and join them for the:

Scott Casber
Founder/Host
Takedown Wrestling Radio and TV
USA Wrestling Weekly
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Los Angeles, CA (Dec. 14, 2011) – When SHOWTIME and five of the world’s most respected professional boxing promoters formalized the strategy behind the SUPER SIX WORLD BOXING CLASSIC, it was their intent to create a tournament that would deliver a boost of excitement for boxing fans worldwide and pique the interest of the casual fan, while showcasing the tremendous array of talent in one of boxings hottest divisions – the Super Middleweights.

And now that the competition has come down to it’s surviving “Dynamic Duo” of Andre Ward and Carl Froch, the SUPER SIX WORLD BOXING CLASSIC FINAL is receiving the star treatment reserved for sports and entertainment one-night mega-events as the Super Bowl, Oscars and World Cup – a VIP Commemorative ticket.

At the suggestion of promoter Dan Goossen, President of Goossen Tutor Promotions, a selected amount of people at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall attending will receive a Commemorative Ticket as a keepsake for the Saturday night, December 17 extravaganza.  This collectors’ item, which is printed on a clear vinyl card stock, features headshots of the two principals — Ward and Froch; the logos of the event’s promoters – SHOWTIME, Caesars Atlantic City, Goossen Tutor Promotions and Matchroom Sports; and a photo of the SUPER SIX WORLD BOXING CLASSIC FINAL Cup — which goes to the winner of the inaugural event.

“We anticipate to have these one-of-a-kind tickets encased in a “clear paper weight casing” and just individually for fans interested in purchasing these unique and beautiful Final tickets as gifts or keepsakes of this ground-breaking event,” said Goossen.

Promoted by Goossen Tutor Promotions, Matchroom Sport and Antonio Leonard Promotions, in association with Caesars Atlantic City and sponsored by Corona.

Kyle Dake has won the EIWA wrestler of the week based on his incredible performance. What else is new?  Kyle Dake won the individual title at 157 pounds at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational this weekend. The two-time NCAA champion defeated Nebraska-Kearney’s TJ Hepburn, 4-0, in the championship bout. Steve Bosak (184) andFrank Perrelli (125) took second in their respective weight classes. Sophomore Mike Nevinger also placed, finishing eighth at 141 pounds.

Dake won his first match of the day, 7-1, over the No. 4 seed, Steven Monk, of North Dakota State. In the finals, Dake won the championship over the No. 7 seed, Hepburn, who won by default in the quarterfinals over the second seed, Walter Peppelman of Harvard.

At 125 pounds, Perrelli defeated Ohio State’s Johnni DiJulius, 5-2 to advance to the finals. In the championship bout, he was edged out by Kent State’s Nicholas Bedelyon, 3-1.

Bosak defeated fourth seeded Jacob Swartz, 2-1, in the semifinals at 184 pounds. He placed second after dropping a 7-3 decision to the No. 2 seed, Wyoming’s Joe LeBlanc, in the finals.

At 141 pounds, Nevinger defeated the No. 5 seed, Dalton Jensen of Nebraska-Kearney, 4-2 in the wrestle backs to the open the day. He then faced returning NCAA champion Kellen Russell of Michigan. Russell won a 7-1 decision. Nevinger placed eighth after losing a 7-2 decision to North Carolina’s Evan Henderson.

Cornell will break for the winter holidays, and will return to action after the new year at the Southern Scuffle, Jan. 1-2.

Scott Casber
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Takedown Wrestling Radio and TV
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