jackwebster Posted January 14, 2024 Posted January 14, 2024 (edited) 17 hours ago, Jim L said: Not a big change. Is it really that big of an advantage to have choice in the 2nd. Have there ever been instances where somebody thought.. I would have won if only I had won that coin flip for choice Idk. Keeping momentum seems like a real thing. If you score at the end of the first and ride out, going down immediately to keep the ball rolling and stretch the lead seems like a strategic advantage. Something about 4 - 0 on the scoreboard is confidence building .. one more takedown and you're close to a major. Whereas, if it's 3-0 at the end of the first, the other guy goes down, and then escapes, he's making a comeback. Might sound like bs, but that's how it worked in my pea brain. Edited January 14, 2024 by jackwebster
jross Posted January 14, 2024 Posted January 14, 2024 On 1/13/2024 at 6:41 AM, Pipewrench said: Another way to incentivize scoring in the first period. If no score then it would go to coin flip or fall back to odd or even matches. Thoughts or stupic idea? How about the same approach for first and second period? The same wrestler could have choice both periods. Winners win more.
MushroomKing Posted January 14, 2024 Posted January 14, 2024 While we're at it, can we add the Push out rule 4
1032004 Posted January 14, 2024 Posted January 14, 2024 32 minutes ago, jross said: How about the same approach for first and second period? The same wrestler could have choice both periods. Winners win more. That I don’t like
Idaho Posted January 14, 2024 Posted January 14, 2024 21 hours ago, PortaJohn said: Absolutely. Especially between opponents at an equal level. Say wrestler A goes into the 2nd period with a lead 3-1 or 3-0. He can defer knowing he'll go on top & if he can achieve building riding time he'll force wrestler B to cut him loose early in the 3rd period. Theoretically wrestler A is up 4-2, 4-1, or even 4-0 with riding time(essentially making it 5-0) with all the advantages in the 3rd. Theoretically I already pinned him and it doesn't matter. 1 Sponsored by INTERMAT
Idaho Posted January 14, 2024 Posted January 14, 2024 What if "choice" was weapon of choice? Sponsored by INTERMAT
jross Posted January 14, 2024 Posted January 14, 2024 13 minutes ago, 1032004 said: That I don’t like I don’t either.
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