the most relevant question is: what do you want to do with your training? do you want to do mma? submission wrestling? sport bjj?
for mma and submission wrestling i would do freestyle....not to say judo is not good for mma or sw (it certainly is), but you will spend your time learning throws with a gi, then need to modify them later for no gi...unless you are at a truly revolutionary judo club.
judo - i love the aesthetics of it. truly beautiful throws. youll start every sport bjj match up 2 points. the ground fighting is also more applicable to mma, bjj, submission wrestling (dare i say streetfighting....please dont digress to a sport grappling vs streetfighting thread or i will flip shit)
wrestling - imo, techniques are just as fascinating as judo (and anyone who says wrestling is just double and single legs and is based on strength is a retard). wrestlers are known for great conditioning, speed and athleticism. groundgrappling in wrestling is mostly about control/pinning. control is good for anything but the pinning combos might not be as useful. i trained with a bjj brownbelt who used to wrestle and he had some out of this world moves. used half nelsons a lot and other grips ive only seen in highschool wrestling.
