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Can someone please explain how the Henson TD was overturned?  In front, had both legs, opponent on butt, Henson head down between opponents legs. 
 

What was precisely different from the rule they put in after Jordan Oliver match?  

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  On 3/23/2025 at 11:03 AM, Dark Energy said:

Can someone please explain how the Henson TD was overturned?  In front, had both legs, opponent on butt, Henson head down between opponents legs. 
 

What was precisely different from the rule they put in after Jordan Oliver match?  

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in front. that's all you need to say.

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Reaction time?  I don’t think so.  It settled  in for a bit.  There was a pause before the TD was given.  
 

Anyone have another reason?   Really feeling this was a crap call reversal.  
 

Is ref association required to explain?

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Does anyone have a picture of this one? There were a couple and being old, I'm having trouble distinguishing without photo evidence/reminder.

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  On 3/23/2025 at 3:10 PM, gimpeltf said:

Does anyone have a picture of this one? There were a couple and being old, I'm having trouble distinguishing without photo evidence/reminder.

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Being old? Old is gold as they say!

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Thanks, this is the one I was thinking of. Not a td here because both butt cheeks not down. What I noticed (more when they replayed but I thought might have happened live) was that Henson pulled his left arm off Ridge's right leg and put both around Ridge's right so that later didn't have both legs.

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Were there any other TD’s overturned in the finals other than this and Hamiti’s in regulation?  Although even 2 feels like a lot for the finals 

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  On 3/24/2025 at 12:30 PM, gimpeltf said:

Thanks, this is the one I was thinking of. Not a td here because both butt cheeks not down. What I noticed (more when they replayed but I thought might have happened live) was that Henson pulled his left arm off Ridge's right leg and put both around Ridge's right so that later didn't have both legs.

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Meant left leg for the second part.

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Watching live, I thought it was close but when Ridge popped his hips off the mat, I thought it was within reaction time and not a TD.  

At the end of the day.  Ridge and Henson will always be a coinflip match, they wrestled 4 times and are 2-2 with each getting a Title with the other in the bracket.    Feels right to me.

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  On 3/24/2025 at 3:53 PM, Dogbone said:

Watching live, I thought it was close but when Ridge popped his hips off the mat, I thought it was within reaction time and not a TD.  

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Agree with that also about reaction time.

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It did eliminate the head up requirement I believe.  Read up on it.  
 

Gimp - need both butt cheeks down in this position?  Ok, will need to go back and check.  Many other TDs don’t need both butt cheeks down.

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  On 3/24/2025 at 4:07 PM, Dark Energy said:

It did eliminate the head up requirement I believe.  Read up on it.  
 

Gimp - need both butt cheeks down in this position?  Ok, will need to go back and check.  Many other TDs don’t need both butt cheeks down.

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The butt thing is an interpretation not a specific rule.

 

I was just talking to Kessel who did the challenges. I noticed in the finals how fast they went. Turns out they had 4 people there (two specific challengees and two refs rotating down there) watching on 8 screens. So they had already been watching (especially during the finals).

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Thanks Gimp.  I’m watching the ESPN video.  I can’t see angle on butt but see your note here.

Now I will get on my soapbox.  I disagree on the no TD call.  If that is not considered a TD it needs to be.  We need to reward the aggression.  And the simple optics of who is in each position … with green covering and in control of legs and red hips … with red sitting on butt …  screams TD.

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