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Let's start the week right with the very best story from the weekend.

Happy Monday, everyone. Thanks for hitting the play button at KKHI.

Great to have you with us. It is opening day week for the Kansas City Royals. That's coming up on

Thursday. We'll have much more baseball as the week continues. But we start this podcast today

with the best story from the weekend. And I'll say about a handful of you that have been

emailing me for a week to 10 days about

college wrestling, about wrestling, and how the people who love wrestling love wrestling like nothing

else. It's not even close. It's their favorite sport and it's not close. And one Donald J. Trump

went to Philadelphia this weekend for the national championships of the NCAA.

And of course, he took in tow Elon Musk, Jim Jordan, Senator Mark Wayne Mullen from Oklahoma, and many others.

And they had a great time. The crowd went wild when Trump came in. They started chanting USA.

He genuinely loves wrestling. And unbeknownst to many of us.

About three years ago, a young man from Newton, Kansas, who also wrestles for Oklahoma State

and is a lieutenant in the Air Force, don't ask me about college sports anymore. I don't know.

I don't get it. He wrestles for Oklahoma State. He's in the Air Force, and he knows Trump

from three years ago. And it doesn't matter because his name is Wyatt Hendrickson. And he did

something that the experts in wrestling are saying is the greatest upset in the history of the

sport. He beat the gold medal champion Gable Steven, whose last loss,

Steven's last loss, was 70 matches ago in 2019. Now, Steven wrestles for Minnesota,

but he also has won two national titles and left the sport to go for work at WWE and is now back trying

to win another one and was a huge favorite in the championship fight.

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