Sean Russell Record, Net Worth, Weight, Age & More!
Who is Sean Russell?
Sean Russell is an American freestyle wrestler and graduated folkstyle wrestler from the state of Georgia.
Who is Sean Russell?
Sean Russell is an American freestyle wrestler and graduated folkstyle wrestler from the state of Georgia.
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Like many other wrestlers, Sean Russell began his journey in the sport of wrestling during his time in high school. For his time at high school, Sean Russell attended Collins Hill High School in Suwanee, Georgia. During his time as a high school wrestler, Sean Russell gained a total record of 240 wins and 11 losses. Sean Russell was also the first wrestler in nearly 50 years to win 4 state high school championships. He was also a two-time State Team Champion.
After graduating from High School, Sean Russell would go on to attend Edinboro University and competed for the school’s team, the Fighting Scots from 2014 to 2017. After his tenure at Edinboro University, Sean Russell would transfer to the University of Minnesota for his 2018 to the 2019 year and compete for the school’s wrestling team, the Gophers.
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Sean Russell was born on December 12, 1995, in Lawrenceville, Georgia. This makes Sean Russell 25 years old at the time of writing.
Sean Russell’s Family
Sean Russell is the son of Laura Demello and George Russell. Sean Russell has a total of 4 siblings, 3 of those being brothers named Codi, Dallas, and Ryan and 1 sister named Giorgia.
Both Sean Russell’s dad and his brother Codi are wrestlers with his father wrestling for Gardner-Webb University back in his day and his brother Codi wrestling for Appalachian State.
How Much is Sean Russell Worth?
Sean Russell’s net worth in 2021 is currently unknown.
How Tall is Sean Russell?
Sean Russell’s height is currently unknown.
What is Sean Russell’s Reach?
Sean Russell’s reach is currently unknown.
How Much Does Sean Russell Weigh?
Sean Russell competes in the 125-pound division. Sean Russell also competed in the 120-pound division when he was in high school.
Sean Russell’s Fight List
Sean Russell’s fight list starts in 2015 when he was competing for the University of Edinboro where he would wrestle a total of 27 matches and out of those 27 Sean Russell would win 20 and lose only 7.
In his 2016 season, Sean Russell had a total of 37 matches with 28 wins and only 9 losses. Sean Russell would once again go on to have a successful season in 2017 where he would have a total of 45 matches, this time winning 37 and only losing 8.
In his 2018 season, Sean Russell would have a total of 39 matches and win 32 out of those 299 matches. 2018 would be the last year Sean Russell would compete for the University of Edinboro as for his 2019 season he would transfer over to the University of Minnesota. In his first season for the University of Minnesota, Sean Russell had 34 total matches with 28 wins and only 6 losses.
Who Did Sean Russell Lose to?
Sean Russell doesn’t have that many losses, however, he has been on the wrong end of a few matches against other big-name wrestlers like Spencer Lee, Taylor Lamont, Thomas Gilman, and Darian Cruz.
What is Sean Russell’s Record?
Sean Russell is an incredible athlete and has managed to develop a solid record for himself. Out of a total of 175 matches, Sean Russell has won 140 and only lost a total of 35 across his 5 competitive seasons.
This gives Sean Russell an impressive total win percentage of 80 percent!
What Titles Has Sean Russell Held?
Sean Russell has won the Daktronics Open Champion, placed third at multiple Big Ten Championships. Sean Russell is also a Three-time Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference champion and in 2017 he earned the title of NCAA All American. In high school, Sean Russell is also a two-time state team champion.
Has Sean Russell Had Any Serious Injuries?
Sean Russell hasn’t suffered any serious injuries worth noting.
Is Sean Russell Retired?
Sean Russell has not officially retired but he has not competed since 2019, however there is a pretty good chance that the global pandemic caused by COVID-19 might be a factor in that.
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