Bo Bassett drops a 2 word reaction to Spencer Lee's brutal training sessions in preparation for Final X appearance 

Bo Bassett expressed his thoughts as Spencer Lee shared glimpses of his training session while preparing for his appearance in the upcoming edition of Final X scheduled in June. Lee had accepted the automatic qualification to compete in the Final X in the men's 57kg division based on his silver medal performance at the Paris Olympics.

Lee will be competing against US Open Wrestling champion Luke Lilledahl on June 14, 2025, at the Prudential Center in New Jersey. The match would be in a best-of-three format, with the winner securing a spot in the US National wrestling team for the upcoming World Wrestling Championships in Zagreb, Croatia.

Spencer Lee shared some highlights of his training sessions on his Instagram story with sports performance coach Brody Teske. The American wrestler was seen doing a series of high-intensity strength and cardiovascular exercises as he took a step towards his goal of being part of the American team at the World Wrestling Championships.

The 26-year-old shared his thoughts on the high workout intensity and wrote:

"Was going through it."

Bo Bassett reacted to Lee's workout with a two-word message, motivating him even further as he geared up for the highly anticipated match.

"Go time. 🐤," he wrote.

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Spencer Lee on winning the silver medal at the Paris Olympics

Spencer Lee at the Olympic Games Paris 2024: Day 14 - Source: Getty

Spencer Lee penned a heartfelt message on his official social media handles after concluding his campaign at the Paris Olympics. The American wrestler expressed his disappointment at not winning the gold medal, but expressed his gratitude for receiving the opportunity to compete on the biggest stage of the sport and winning the silver medal.

He thanked the Hawkeye wrestling club for their constant support and encouragement throughout his preparation phase.

"I was disappointed yesterday in not bringing home the gold for the United States. I am, however, proud to bring a silver medal back to the United States and the University of Iowa. I also want to thank the Hawkeye wrestling club and all the fans for the incredible support," he wrote.

Moreover, Lee shared that he was amazed to see so many American fans at the venue in Paris and thanked them for the unwavering support.

"To see so many fans travel for team USA and myself was an honor. I also want to thank my coaches and teammates for training me and giving me the best opportunity for success this weekend.Go USA and Go Hawks!," he added.

Spencer Lee hoped to continue to put forward his best performances in his future competitions and continue his pursuit of greatness.