World silver medalist James Green sees bright future for himself at 70 kg

Oct 19, 2017, 12:12 PM (ET)

by Taylor Miller, USA Wrestling

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Two-time World medalist and three-time World Team member James Green talks with USA Wrestling while at the 2017 National Team evaluation camp in Colorado Springs. He discusses his World tournament, his improvement with each World Championships, his future at 70 kg and several other topics.

Green is fresh off a silver-medal performance at the World Championships in Paris, France, helping the USA squad to its first World team title since 1995.

World silver medalist James Green sees bright future for himself at 70 kg

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World silver medalist James Green sees bright future for himself at 70 kg

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