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The USA team is ready to compete in the Senior Wrestling World Championships, which will take place in Tirana, Albania, from October 28-31. Fans were impressed by the star-studded USA team for the event, consisting of Jordan Burroughs, David Taylor, and multiple others.
The men's team for the Wrestling World Championship was announced on September 15 and is entering the competition with a notable amount of experience, as they carry a combined 18 international medals amongst them.
The squad comprises Jordan Burroughs, who will compete in the 96 kg weight class, David Taylor (92 kg), Vito Arujau (61 kg), and James Green (70 kg).
Each one of them has experience of participation at the Senior World Championships before. Flowrestling shared a video of the aforementioned participants and highlighted the number of international medals they have individually accomplished. The video carried the caption,
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"How many MFS World/Olympic medals are we sending to Albania?"
The first two names in the video were Vito Arujau and James Green, followed by Taylor, whose total international medal count was five, of which one was silver and four were gold medals.
The last player to feature on the video was Burroughs, who has a total count of fourteen medals, of which ten are gold and three are bronze medals.
"Team USA's 4 man MFS squad had EIGHTEEN World/Olympic medals."
Fans flooded the comment section with their cheers for the team, with one of them commenting:
"This is such an insane squad," the fan wrote.
Acknowledging the legacy of the team, another follower claimed:
"Greatness," another fan remarked.
Jordan Burroughs comments on qualifying for the Wrestling World Championships
Jordan Burroughs had a rough time during the Paris Olympics as he couldn't qualify for the event. However, the 36-year-old made his comeback after winning at the World Team Trials and getting selected for the Wrestling World Championships for the tenth time in his career.
Following this victory, he took a dig at Penn State University and detailed his difficult time there. Burroughs also talked about the significance of qualifying at the World Team Trials.
“You know, it's been a hard six months for me. It's been a really hard six months for me. I wasn't sure if I was going to continue to wrestle. Every day is, you know, trying to battle back from my experience at Penn State. Their fans, their coaches, their wrestlers, they discarded (me), made me feel like an outcast in a sport that I helped build. It's been hard, it's been hard. So this is very satisfying for me, it's very satisfying," Jordan Burroughs said.
Jordan Burroughs made it to the 10th Wrestling World Championships Team of his career by defeating Chance Marsteller 6-3 at the World Team Trials and will be looking to add to his tally of six Wrestling World Championship gold medals.
