Has Wyatt Hendrickson ever thought about football, actually being there, did it do that?

Stillwater -We talk here in the NCAA wrestling championships of a good old all-American man here in State No. 2 in Oklahoma State. Wyatt Hendrickson grew up in Newton, Kan, over the wrestling of Oklahoma State, in Newton, Kan. Hendrickson was like most boys in the middle west at a young age. Okay, some love basketball, but many were in love with football.

“I loved football,” admitted Hendrickson. “It was the sport that I wanted to follow for my career.

“I think I have this leg injury, I was a bit on the way,” Hendrickson was a kind of accounting. “They saw all the people who were injured.

No more football and Hendrickson did not give up sports, he only changed the gears and put all of his eggs in a basket or all of his efforts in a sport.

“When I was five years old, I started wrestling, but I only saw success in the high school in my second year,” said Hendrickson.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has a theory and Hendrickson that I would consider for a secular man follow the theories of successful people. In the case of the bodybuilder, the actor who became governor of California and even advised against writing, working on a goal and achieving this before continuing what comes next.

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Wyatt Hendrickson won the Big 12 in Tulsa.

“I had two focus, wrestling and football, my first year I didn't even qualify for the state,” admitted Hendrickson. “In my second year everything was wrestling and I became second in the state.

Now Hendrickson is a graduate of the Air Force Academy. He is a second lieutenant of the United State Air Force and part of her world class athlete program. He will open the NCAA wrestling championships against Matt Venadia from the state of Michigan on Thursday. Hendrickson is the Big 12 Champion and is No. 2 with a perfect 22: 0 record. He is 122-11 in his college career. I would say he focused on the right sport.

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Steve Mocco

There will be no act from Steve Mocco. Mocco won the NCAA championship and returned to OSU for another year and played football. Hendrickson will be in the state of Oklahoma again, but it will be on the wrestling mat.

“If I had only started with younger wrestling, I might have developed a little faster,” said Hendrickson, but I don't think with difficult feelings.