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Marcus Blaze vs Daton Fix and David Taylor vs Trent Hidlay is coming up right after the Greco semis

Marcus Blaze with the buzzer beater to beat 2021 world silver medalist Daton Fix 🤯

We could get another version of the Carr - Monday rivalry this morning...

Who wins?

Vito Arujau wins two-straight over Marcus Blaze - 2-1 & 3-1. Arujau is back on the world team and will look to repeat as 61 kg world champ!

Areana Villaescusa wins a wild one over Amanda Martinez, 9-8 to make the world team at 55 kg. I believe this is Villaescusa's first world team at any age level.

Brady Koontz wins two straight to make the world team at 55 kg. This is Koontz's second straight senior world team - he went 1-1 last year at Worlds.

James Green is back on the world team at 70 kg - his 7th career senior world team!

Jacarra Winchester wins two straight to make the world team at 59 kg. She has now made an Olympic team and 5 world teams at 3 different weights - 53, 55, and 59 kg.

JORDAN BURROUGHS DOES IT! Burroughs is back on the world team and will look to win his EIGHTH career gold!

Macey Kilty makes her second consecutive world team at 65 kg! Kilty won world silver last year - an obvious medal favorite this year.

Vintage David Taylor - cradle to the pin and he makes the world team!

Kylie Welker beats a very good Yelena Makoyed in 2 straight matches to make the world team at 72 kg. This is Welker's second senior world team - she failed to palce at 2021 Worlds when she was just 17 years old. Welker's a medal threat this year and I think she can win gold.

Tough squad for Iran...gold medal threats at 70, 79, and 92. I don't really view Momeni as a threat to Vito but we'll see

At 44 years old, Aliaksandr Kikiniou makes the world team at 82 kg for Team USA

Ildar Hafizov makes the world team at 63 kg for Team USA. This is Ildar's 8th senior world team to go along with 2 Olympic teams

I believe Japan will be sending the following to 2024 Worlds: 61 kg - Masanosuke Ono (U20 world champ this year) 70 kg - Yoshinosuke Aoyagi (U23 world silver in 2023) 79 kg - Kota Takahashi (U23 world bronze in 2022) 92 kg - Takashi Ishiguro

Japan's women's team for Worlds: 55kg-Moe Kiyooka (2022 U23 & U20 World Champ, 2023 U20 World bronze) 59kg-Risako Kawai (Tokyo Olympic Champ at 57kg) 65kg-Miwa Morikawa (2022 World Champ at 65kg, 2023 World bronze at 72kg) 72kg-Ami Ishii (2022 world silver at 68kg, 5th in 2023)

Pritzlaff putting together a solid staff at Columbia with Coach Buxton and Sebastian Rivera

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