Who is Matt Ramos?
Purdue’s Matt Ramos crushed Iowa’s Spencer Lee in the elimination round of the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Titles He was born on April 27, 2001, in Naperville, Illinois to guardians Chris and Shelley Ramos In 2018, Ramos endorsed with the College of Minnesota and gone to class there for two semesters in 2019-20 Purdue’s…
Purdue’s Matt Ramos crushed Iowa’s Spencer Lee in the elimination round of the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Titles
He was born on April 27, 2001, in Naperville, Illinois to guardians Chris and Shelley Ramos
In 2018, Ramos endorsed with the College of Minnesota and gone to class there for two semesters in 2019-20
Purdue’s Matt Ramos crushed Iowa’s Spencer Lee in the elimination round of the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Titles on Friday night in what can be named as one of the biggest bombshells in NCAA Wrestling history. In the last snapshots of the game, Ramos stuck the Iowa’s star 125-pounder and three-time NCAA champion at the BOK Center. It was one of the biggest bombshells in NCAA Wrestling history.
In a meeting with ESPN’s Quint Kessenich, Ramos said “We had a strategy. We train for this consistently. Spencer is the person to beat at 125. I’ve been working for that. He’s been in my mind each and every day. I’ve quite recently been making progress toward it. I’m an All-American at this point. I’m in the public finals. You need to fly let it.”
Who is Matt Ramos? Matt Ramos was born on April 27, 2001, in Naperville, Illinois to guardians Chris and Shelley Ramos. He has two kin, a sister Brittany and a brother Brandon. Ramos moved on from Lockport Secondary School in 2019.
— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) March 18, 2023
In 2018, Ramos endorsed with the College of Minnesota and gone to class there for two semesters in 2019-20. He was harmed during the solitary season with Brilliant Goppers. He took an Olympic redshirt in 2020-21, preparing and rivaling the Gopher Wrestling Club. He was set at the 2021 UWW Junior Free-form Titles at 57 kg. Ramos stood seventh in the 2021 U23 Free-form Public Titles at 57 kg.
As a redshirt green bean, Ramos completed 21-10 in his most memorable university season at 133 pounds, including a 12-3 double record. He was named Purdue’s Generally Extraordinary Green bean. Ramos qualified for the NCAA Titles with a programmed bid at the Big Ten Titles.
Ramos won the 2022 US Open at 57 kg in Las Vegas, turning into Purdue’s most memorable grappler to win the occasion in no less than 25 years. He completed fourth at the US World Group Preliminaries at 57 kg.
