Ahead of the Olympic, it seems that every athlete out there is training to perfection, refining their every move in their arsenal so that they can give their best. Similarly, Stevan Micic himself is girding up to put his best foot forward and eclipse glory. And the path forward, you ask? He is seeking help from Sean O’Malley to be battle-ready for the Games ahead.

Amidst their road to Paris 2024, the wrestlers revive themselves for championships ahead. Stevan Micic had originally been under the tutelage of US Olympic Wrestling champ Helen Maroulis and with this new tonal shift, it seems like their camaraderie and shared interests will go a long way in training bouts. Planning a condensed session rather than going for both the collegiate and competitive matches, Stevan Micic sharps his wrestling skills with Sean O’Malley. They also posed to show off their Championship belts.

Road to Paris 2024: The ‘Golden Boy’ has found a new sensei

Getting to roll on with ‘Suga’ Sean O’Malley on high-level wrestling, the wrestling phenom, on his YouTube 005 Vlog elaborates on his acquaintance with Malley. This World Champion, also familiarly known as the Golden Boy, sparred with Sean O’Malley over key maneuvers and moves. Claiming a practice session with UFC Bantamweight Champion, Sean O’Malley, the ‘Golden Boy’ Stevan Micic trains for Suga’s upcoming fight camp. While Stevan Micic’s vlog started by introducing Sean O’Malley’s coach cum friend, Tim Welch, the UFC Champion seemed to be gearing up for his anticipated wrestle and drink in the wisdom of Micic’s Midas touch.

Benefiting with trying a variety of wrestling positions, Stevan Micic’s brawl definitely enhances the chances of providing a good dimensional learning to the UFC Champion. Conquering well the over unders and double overs/unders, both champions avoided the takedowns. The Golden Boy Micic on the road to Paris 2024 personally attends to Sean O’ Malley to teach him the technicalities of leg work. He trained Malley to lock his opponent’s leg in a manner that doesn’t allow his opponent for a takedown.

Steven Micic concluded by saying, “I think it is very important from the wrestling perspective to kind of treat it super conducive for the sport for like one fight in one match. You can’t sustain peak ability for eight-plus weeks. It’s like impossible.” It did encompass professional camaraderie though, as they seemed to be having fun too.

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Power-packed training sessions galore

Calling Sean O’ Malley as a ‘slippery one’, Stevan Micic educates the former on the myriad sinews and takedown styles, saying, “Don’t let it dangle. Use it as a tool.” “Its a powerful tool to engage this”, he added further. While viewing the training session, the wrestling coach and fraternity commented that all Sean O’ Malley needs is to “pry a little bit more.“ Added to the conversation above, it was stated, “He’s so long, he could really use it better.”

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In response to the aforesaid acclamation, Stevan Micic retorted, “It takes confidence. You got to get used to it a little bit.“ Appreciating Sean O’ Malley’s good range, Stevan Micic was also seen indulging with O’Malley’s coach, Tim Welch, to explain his strategic legwork to facilitate a takedown, eventually. By the looks of it, Paris glory seems to be a cakewalk for them.

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