“I wasn’t the greatest wrestler when I was younger,” Hammer said. “In seventh or eighth grade, I won the middle school state title for the first time. Then I got obsessed with my potential. I knew what I could do. My dad showed me what I could do. My mom and my sister knew what I could do. And I believed in myself, so I pushed through and stuck with it. Here I am.”
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