#TeamUSATuesday: Catching up with Kamal Bey

Sep 1, 2020, 5:42 PM (ET)

by Mike Willis, USA Wrestling

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On this edition of #TeamUSATuesday, we spoke with Greco-Roman National Team member Kamal Bey. He is currently No. 2 at 77 kg and was the 2017 Junior World champion. Some of the topics Bey discussed include his mentality of always looking to end matches early, moving to the Olympic Training Center at 17 years-old and one of his favorite memories with coach James “JJ” Johnson.

Watch the full interview below:

#TeamUSATuesday: Catching up with Kamal Bey

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