20 Years Of Wrestling (WHAT I'VE LEARNED)
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2024
- Stevan takes a moment to reflect on his wrestling career that has spanned two decades.
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Best thing I learned is there is no blaming anyone else...you are responsible. Could have gone to state this year but I had promised to give my older sister away at her wedding in place of my late dad. Family comes first and wrestling ends with high school because there is no program at the university.
I could never… you are a better brother than me
One of the dumbest, and I mean dumbest things I’ve ever read
What an amazing journey! It's been so cool to watch your videos to see how far you've come and you really have inspired me a lot because of your mindset and your humbleness. Always rooting for you prvak!!!
Thank you so much!! Hvala puno
Thank you for all of the content your gifting us with!
My pleasure!
This is a awesome video! Amazing guy off and on the mat!
top quality wrestling top quality youtuber
Happy birthday 🎂 😊 👍🏻 🥇
20 years in and 16 more to go! Best of luck Stevan 🙌🏼
Let’s go!!
Wrestling teaches what no other sport can.
What wrestling you suggest?
Why not wrestle for the country where you live?
We made a video explaining it in January
There’s a vlog explaining it
Born in, raised in, trains in America yet represents a country that has nothing to do with his success. Guess people aren’t proud to be American anymore and don’t want to wrestle for the country that made them who they are. Seems to be a theme at Michigan University and now it’s spreading.
@@nateuhrich3153such a dumb take. So how have you shown you are proud to be an American? Did you serve your country?
@@djp3525 so you have to serve in the military to be a proud American? What about being a volunteer fireman for 10+ years? What about working on a national guard base (just to be clear I was just a civilian on base)? It’s best to keep your mouth shut and let people think you’re incompetent, rather than to open it and let them know you are.
DAMN YOURE OLD
IM JP LMAO