Trump in the NCAA Championship: Pennsylvania wrestlers’ reaction to the president

The presence of President Donald Trump at NCAA wrestling championship Strong reactions were paid from competitors.

Before Trump entered Arena Wales Vargo in Philadelphia to A. A loud chant from the fansSome Pennsylvania wrestlers shared their ideas about Trump’s arrival to see their attempts in a fourth consecutive national championship.

“It is a great honor for wrestling,” Josh Bar of Pennsylvania told reporters on Friday. “The sport of wrestling is in a place where it needs to grow. It needs life and energy behind it, and President Trump brings it.

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His teammate on the Barr team, Mitchell Mesenbrink, told reporters on Friday that, regardless of politics, he believes that Trump’s presence will help improve the viewer.

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“We want to make people watch, right? We want to see the wrestling people. We want people to lead, not only money, but the time of people, and attention is money. So, I think this is great. I think that if it is conservative or liberal, it will be really wonderful,” said Messenbrink. ”

“Democrat or Republican, whatever it is, is the President of the United States. The free world leader of our wrestling event is really cool when you think about it.”

Trump praised Pennsylvania and all the wrestlers outside the White House on Friday when he talked about the tournament.

“We go to the big battle. The reason I am going in Philadelphia. They have NCAA, the world, wrestling of the college. I have always supported wrestlers,” Trump said. “Therefore, I want to support them. These are the great Cleans wrestlers from different schools. I think the state of Pennsylvania is top, and Nebraska is now second. And a lot of good things.”

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Wrestling championships Once again at the Wales Fargo Center in Philadelphia For the first time since 2011, when Pennsylvania won everything. This dominant thing that is running NitTany Lions began. They now won 12 of the last 14 titles, including four in a row, after they won the team championship earlier on Saturday.

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