The general non-hokie consensus was that he would lose his first match to Iran's #2 and maybe win a match if he got pulled back in. Bronze was not the expectation he was a big time underdog twice. Personally not surprised he got to the bronze medal match, I didn't see him winning that though. He beat a world champ in his first international tournament. He's a machine.

Classic!! Caleb told the judge he didn't have another blue one...so cool...never seen that before... Congrats to Caleb and Coach Frayer

In the Robie era. I would say all time freestyle wise

If the question is just who has beaten the opponent with the best past credentials, it is hard to argue against a win over a past world champ. However, and not to take anything away from Caleb at all, it is hard for me to rank a win in a bronze medal match at a ranking series event over Mekhi's gold medal win at the U20 world championships, just given the significance of that win. To me, it's a bit like ranking the best collegiate wins of all time for VT wrestlers. As good as Vito was, I wouldn't rank Latona's dual win over Vito in the same category as Mekhi over Joseph or Caleb over Gomez for NCAA titles.

Less significant bc everybody knows Musukaev but he's probably better right now.

But this might that the cake

Right around the same time Bajrang won his first senior level world bronze medal. It was a big deal but probably flew under the radar a bit in Blacksburg.

for water, being fanned, and to dry off before starting the final 3 minute session.