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  1. Article 43 – Technical Superiority Except from the fall and the disqualification, the bout must be stopped before the end of regular time when: - There are 8 points difference in Greco Roman style and 10 points difference in Freestyle between the wrestlers The bout may not be interrupted to declare the winner by technical superiority until the action is completed (see article 27). Article 27 – End of the Bout The bout ends either when a fall, a disqualification by injury of one of the opponents are declared, or at the end of the regular time. A match ends by technical superiority (8 points difference in Greco Roman wrestling and 10 points difference in Freestyle and Women’s wrestling). When a wrestler scores 8 points more than his opponent in Greco-Roman Wrestling and 10 points more in Freestyle and Women’s Wrestling, he wins the match by superiority. In any case, the referee must wait for the end of the action: attack, counter-attack or takedown where the wrestler is in a position that may lead to a fall. If the referee has not heard the gong, the mat chairman must intervene and stop the bout by throwing a soft object on the mat, in order to attract the referee’s attention. Any action begun at the time when the gongsounds is not validated and no action performed between the sounds of the gong and the referee’s whistle is valid. When the bout has ended, the referee stands in the center of the mat facing the mat chairman’s table. The wrestlers shake hands, stand on either side of the referee and await the decision. They are forbidden to lower the shoulder straps of their singlet before leaving the competition hall. Immediately after the decision is announced, the wrestlers shake hands with the referee. Each wrestler must then shake hands with his opponent’s coach. If the above provisions are not observed, the wrestler at fault will be penalized in accordance with the Disciplinary Regulations. It would seem that Carr was not in a position that would lead to a fall, so they stopped the match when MM attained a 10 point lead. At least that is the way I interpret it.
  2. How much was DT able to help Zahid against Dake? I'm sure knows all of Dake's strength's and relative weaknesses ... even if he was unable to exploit them himself. It must be tough coaching against your best friend and former room partner
  3. U20's Men's Freestyle Quarterfinal Matchups 57 - Antonio Mills vs Evan Sanati 57 - Davis Motyka vs Christian Castillo 57 - Anthony Knox vs Blake Beissel 57 - Ronnie Ramirez vs Mack Mauger 61 - Elijah Cortez vs Timothy Koester 61 - Kellen Wolbert vs Sam Herring 61 - Aaron Seidel vs Manny Saldate 61 - Kyler Larkin vs Isaiah Cortez 65 - Bo Bassett vs Eren Sement 65 - Daniel Zepeda vs Luke Stanich 65 - Alex Braun vs Drew Gorman 65 - Ryan Kennedy vs Pierson Manville 70 - Melvin Miller vs Cross Wasilewski 70 - Jaxon Joy vs Vince Bouzakis 70 - PJ Duke vs Collin Gaj 70 - Clayton Jones vs Landon Robideau 74 - LaDarion Lockett vs Boeden Greenley 74 - Danny Heiser vs Dominic Bambinelli 74 - Joe Sealey vs Chase Van Hoven 74 - Ben Weader vs Zach Hanson 79 - Brock Mantanona vs Omaury Alvarez 79 - Louie Cerchio vs Mario Carini 79 - Collin Carrigan vs Travis Grace 79 - Waylon Cressell vs Will Henckel 86 - Aeoden Sinclair vs Jack Lesher 86 - Carson Thomas vs Nicholas Fox 86 - Max McEnelly vs De'Alcapon Veazy 86 - Jake Dailey vs Adam Waters 92 - Connor Mirasola vs Carson Gooley 92 - Sonny Sasso vs Angelo Posada 92 - Cody Merrill vs Tucker Hogan 92 - Mason Ellis vs Karson Tompkins 97 - Justin Rademacher vs Soren Herzog 97 - Kingston Daniells Silva vs Cade Ziola 97 - Aiden Cooley vs Quinlan Morgan 97 - Lusiano Lopez vs Camden McDanel 125 - Michael Mocco vs Rocco Dellagatta 125 - Jay Henderson vs Connor Mirasola 125 - Dreshaun Ross vs Richard Thomas 125 - Coby Merrill vs Koy Hopke
  4. Meanwhile, U20s carry on into the night and the morning and the night and the morning. Until they perhaps opt for a Squid Game war of attrition
  5. Best match was 61KG. A festival of fun
  6. NLWC 3 champs OKS RTC 4 champs All the other RTCs 3 champs
  7. What is Mason Parris doing these days? And will either he or Gable S. show up at WTT?
  8. Brooks is already pretty bulky. Not sure where he is going to pack on 11KG of muscle to be at 97KG. I would think 92KG would be perfect for him ... until the Olympic team trials ... but maybe he wants to start the process sooner rather than later
  9. The seasons come and go ... but Kyle Snyder remains
  10. Dake seems to have more energy at 79KG.
  11. Avoidance of Dake/ZV (world medalists)?
  12. Yea, that was weird. Dake definitely stepped out. Maybe it was a make-up non-call for some of Zahid's self-groundings
  13. Anyone new to wrestling tonight must wonder about the span of wrestler's sizes: From the fireplugs of Marsteller, Hidlay and Cronin at the one end to the relatively rangy, wiry or whispy Forrest, Gross, and Wick at the other end.
  14. It's a good reason to limit the number of turns one is able to get with a lace or gut wrench
  15. KD v. ZV. What does Zahid have to do to pull magic out of the hat?
  16. Wick reminds me of a ....
  17. Haines should also enter WTT at 79KG
  18. I think Nolf should go 79 KG at WTT. Yes, I know he is retired but this could be his ticket to Worlds
  19. NLWC and OK St. Club both have two champs. OKS going for a third
  20. MM just needs to shore up his baseline and leg defense. Otherwise, he is nonstop energy. Like Beau Bassett
  21. Wow, MM looked great.
  22. This match at 74KG should also be good.
  23. Yes, it was fairly close I think. 2-1 maybe
  24. Green is power and speed. Yianni finesse and funk
  25. I'm thinking that version of Jax Forrest takes out Vito. He wrestles with complete confidence and competence.
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