There's no comparison. It's the best men's field ever, by far.
"Peter Sauer", better known by the ring name "Ray Steele", was an United States/American professional wrestler born and raised in Norka, a Germans/German colony in Russia, in 1900 before immigrating to Lincoln, Nebraska in 1906.
Steele worked a catch wrestling style in his early career. 16 May 1934 he wrestled Orville Brown to a 30-minute draw. He gained some notoriety in 1936 when he faced heavyweight boxing contender Kingfish Levinsky in a mixed match, which Steele won in 35 seconds. Steele's biggest accomplishment in the sport was winning the National Wrestling Association's World Heavyweight Championship/World Heavyweight Championship from Bronko Nagurski in St. Louis, Missouri on March 7, 1940. Steele would hold the belt for over a year before losing it back to Bronko Nagurski on March 11, 1941 in Houston, Texas.
Sauer served as a mentor to many young stars, including Lou Thesz before his death of a myocardial infarction/heart attack in September 1949.
More Peter Sauer on Wikipedia.He heard how professionally we run events down here. He checked with college coaches around the country about that.
Anytime you have the chance to deal with an organization that has set the bar in the NBA at the highest level, it's a great thing to be able to host their training camp here at the University of the Virgin Islands.
It's something we've dreamed about building for the last four or five years. Every university has this now, except for us. This is great for students, faculty, staff and alumni. They deserve a facility like this. They've waited a long time and they deserve it.
The word is out. All the top programs think of us as one of the top two or three tournaments. We hear from every major school asking questions about coming down here. They all know about us now.
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