Best bridge?

[headshuck]

Woods there. Oh boy that was good.

[KCMO2]

Easy to bridge when you're using your shoulders.

[wrestle87]

34 minutes ago, KCMO2 said:

Easy to bridge when you're using your shoulders.

He was definitely pinned more than truax.

[JuanMogen]

Tough for Lemley to get the pin after being Kimura'd.

[headshuck]

I suppose you guys thought Caldwell had Metcalf pinned as well?

[D3UC157]

Tough to say. Goldengate is iconic in the US. Tower bridge might be the best known world-wide?

Chapel bridge is Switzerland, another historic classic. 

Sydney Harbor Bridge, unfortunately that gets overshadowed by the opera house.

Pont du Gard, but that’s more of an aqueduct.

What was the question again?

[flyingcement]

Brad Humes, youth wrestler for Parkland, and high school wrestler for Northwestern Lehigh

[D3UC157]

11 minutes ago, flyingcement said:

Brad Humes, youth wrestler for Parkland, and high school wrestler for Northwestern Lehigh

Speaking of district 11, I bet Joey/Jeff Eckloff would have had some wacky bridges if they were ever put on their backs.

[flyingcement]

8 minutes ago, D3UC157 said:

Speaking of district 11, I bet Joey/Jeff Eckloff would have had some wacky bridges if they were ever put on their backs.

that was my era too

[jackwebster]

11 hours ago, D3UC157 said:

Tough to say. Goldengate is iconic in the US. Tower bridge might be the best known world-wide?

Chapel bridge is Switzerland, another historic classic. 

Sydney Harbor Bridge, unfortunately that gets overshadowed by the opera house.

Pont du Gard, but that’s more of an aqueduct.

What was the question again?

I'm going with the Rialto. 

[PencilNeck]

22 hours ago, headshuck said:

Woods there. Oh boy that was good.

Definitely not a fall. And if you believe that, I have a bridge to sell you…

[Offthemat]

Didn’t the ref slap the mat?

[jross]

Great dig on Woods there.

FWIW: The best bridges are found in women's wrestling.  The flexibility and arch are genuinely incredible.