If you drop to a knee from nuetral its defensive wrestling and should be an automatic stall.
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I remember seeing Cael win one and the announcers said he has a very high rate of winning challenges.I also think that if you don’t have an independent ref to review challenges, get rid of the challenge or plead case and let ref decide if he wants to review it. Not sure I saw the ref overturn one of their calls
Cael has won more challenges than all the other coaches put togetherI remember seeing Cael win one and the announcers said he has a very high rate of winning challenges.
To be fair...David Carr is as good as anyone in the country when talking about your second paragraph. And I love DC...like everyone elseOnce riding time is over a minute, you have 20 seconds to turn him from top. If nothing happens you get a neutral restart with no escape point. I could live with saying you can ride out the last minute of the match to secure a win.
Also, the trap the ankle, grab the wrist ride (aka the Cassiopi, Woods ride) gets a 10 count and then a stall. The amount of times that results in a stall warning on the bottom man is maddening.
I am CERTAIN that it's a fair and just process and who he is has NOTHING to do with it..................Cael has won more challenges than all the other coaches put together
Less diving out of bounds = more points = more excitement = more fan interestMandate bigger mats to better control the boundary wrestling. Maybe have a 5 foot 'warning circle' within the mat similar to an outfield warning track. Require wrestlers in the warning circle to work toward the middle or get a stall call.
Like a lot of ideas. Stalling on only top guy, would probably limit nearfalls, because bottom guy would put head down & elbow in.Ankle rides and double boots with no intention of tilting should be top stalling.
Below is just a random steam of thoughts. Not all of these together, necessarily.
What about riding time accumulates, but only awarded if back points are secured?
I like @crablegs idea of no escape point.
Radical thought…stalling only for top wrestler. If a guy turtles, let him up (no escape point) and take him down again.
I’m not sure about 3 point takedowns. Would that make guys who are already hesitant to shoot that much more so?
At the end of the day…as has been mentioned above and throughout the year, something has to be done about stalling universally.
Yes, I recall it in early 2000s. Not sure how long it was around but I liked it.Maybe force the ref to call stalling on someone if no score after 1st period. Kind of goes along the line of the freestyle passivity rule.
Wasn’t there something like that years ago?
Or if you are wrestling form your knees you get a stall call.No wrestling from the knees
Or if you are wrestling form your knees you get a stall call.
I'm not talking about being on top and wrestling from your knees. You have a bunch of wrestling from your knees in the neutral position. I would like to see more on a stall call when you can tell that is what is going on wrestling from their knees.This was a major issue maybe 10 years ago. Not so much today.
Covering the hips/riding parallel with no turn after a reasonable amount of time used to be stalling but somehow it isn’t anymore. Let’s go back to that. So simple.