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Mean Gene appears on the FoxSportsNet show Fox Fight Game discussing fighters in MMA and the transition from MMA to wrestling.
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Mean Gene thanks Screwy Louie Lazzari for all of his assistance with his latest instrucational videos.
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Syracuse University Head Football Coach Doug Marrone made this video of Gene to introduce him for a motivational speech to the Syracuse University Football team in 2009.
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Gene wins the 1976 New Jersey State title, becoming the first-ever state champion from DePaul High School
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The NCAA voted the 1979 118lb championship match one of the top five bouts in NCAA history. Watch as Gene takes on his most respected opponent - Cal-State Bakersfield's Joe Gonzales - in a classic see-saw 16-13 match for Gene's first NCAA Championship.
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Gene wins his first World Cup Championship in 1980 by defeating Russian World Champion Yurali Shugaev 16-11
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Gene tangles with Olympic Champion Bobby Weaver for the 1981 EIWA Championship
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At the 1981 NWCA All-Star meet, Gene takes on Randy Willingham of Oklahoma State
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In 1981, Gene wins his second NCAA Championship, pinning Central Michigans John Hartupee.
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Gene takes on Russian 4 time world champion and Olympic champion Anatoli Beloglazov in the 1981 World Cup
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Gene takes on Olympian Joe Corso. Joe was one of Gene's mentors who taught him a lot about Freestyle early in his career. Quote the Mean One... "Joe was winning and I have no shame in admitting I caught him. Joe was one tough ole' hombre."
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Up at 125.5, Gene takes on the Bulgarian world runner-up.
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Again at 125.5, Gene defeats the Japanese National Champion at Lehigh University.
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Gene takes on Russian Andre Yarsev.
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For a little comic relief, Gene takes on 198lb Olympic Greco-Roman Champion Steve Frazier on ESPNs National Sports Laugh.
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In the 1987 NYS Freestyle Championship Finals, Gene wrestles Division III National Champion Ron Gross at 154lbs.
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At the December 1985 Midlands Tournament, Gene takes on 142lb NCAA Champion Kevin Dresser from Iowa.
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Also at the Midlands Tournament in December 1985, Gene takes on Cleveland State's 3X All-American Dave Zohransky.
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At the 1987 Wilkes Open, Gene takes on Trevor Lewis - a 2nd alternate for the 1988 Olympic Team - at 149.5 pounds.
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At the 1987 Wilkes Open, Gene takes on Terry Barry at 149.5 pounds.
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At the 1980 United States Olympics Trials, Gene takes on 2 time National Freestyle Champion Tom Dursee.
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In the first of the best 2 of 3 falls championship match at the 1980 United States Olympics Trials, Gene takes on 2 time Freestyle National Champion Ed Knecht.
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In the second of the best 2 of 3 falls championship match at the 1980 United States Olympics Trials, Gene achieves a lifelong dream and becomes a member of the United States Olympics Team.
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A news story from the NBC affiliate in Las Vegas detailing the reunion of the 1980 US Olympic Wrestling Team at the 2008 team trials.
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The 10 greatest title matches in NCAA history, as voted on by the NCAA, includes Gene's classic 1979 title tilt with Joe Gonzales.
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