• David Taylor

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    David Taylor. 38,138 likes · 28 talking about this. The Magic Man 86kg 2018 World Champion 2020 Olympic Champion.

  • David Taylor (Wrestler, Born 1990) - Wikipedia

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    David Morris Taylor III (born December 5, 1990) is an American former freestyle and folkstyle wrestler who competed at 86 kilograms.

  • David Taylor (@magicman_psu) / Twitter

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    David Taylor registers a fall in the finals to become the 12th American to win a men's freestyle title at the Yarygin Grand Prix.

  • David Taylor Age: How Old Is He? Professional Wrestler...

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    David Taylor keeps in touch with his fans on Instagram, where he has over 478,000 followers.

  • Team USA | David Taylor

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    Wrestler David Taylor poses during the Team USA Paris 2024 Olympic Portrait Shoot at NBC Universal Studios Stage 16 on November 15, 2023 in Los Angeles...

  • DAVID️TAYLOR (@Davidtaylor87) • Instagram Photos...

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    9,925 Followers, 1,462 Following, 504 Posts - DAVID⚡️TAYLOR (@davidtaylor87) on Instagram: "— I Ride Bicycles Dream...

  • David Taylor | Pro Wrestling | Fandom

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    David Steven Taylor (May 1, 1957) is an English professional wrestler. He was signed to World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) on its SmackDown brand.

  • TAYLOR David | United World Wrestling

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    WATCH: #WrestleOslo Freestyle Finals Including Yazdani-Taylor, Sadulaev-Snyder.

  • David Taylor — One of the Leading Entrepreneurs...

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    One of the leading entrepreneurs and thought leaders in the world of classical music, David Taylor has built his career on a dynamic and energetic approach to...

  • David Taylor: College Wrestling Stats, Titles, History

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    With a Hodge Trophy in his hand from the previous year, David Taylor had cemented his reputation as one of the most dominant, dangerous wrestlers in the NCAA.