Does he wrestle a stall match with his hand to his backside this week or man up and wrestle desanto like an all American?
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No doubt in my mind - hand behind the back.
1 vote for hand behind back. Possibly both hands behind back.
He’s gonna do whatever it takes to give him a chance to win. Granted the arm behind the back is a pansy move I don’t put it past him. Nobody wants to be Desanto’d like Decatur was
I think rby will backup the entire match, keep one arm at his side, and hope to ride Desanto to a win. Oh and do absolutely nothing at all.
No. But it does make for an easy take down. You try wrestling a D1 match with a hand behind your back.
No but it isn’t that easy. Desanto found that out late last yr. go back and watch. It was a close match as opposed to straight on.
It is stalling. That’s why he did it.
It is for sure stalling if you are not trying to score with the free hand all while trying to prevent action
Run that in rewind and you are spot on.
Look at rby go!!! Lmao
TnT & Co. Have been working on attacks to counter that pansy ass wrestling. We have seen AD attacking to the other side with modified ties just not much of it, YET!
I am a lifelong hawk, but there are times that I am embarrassed by our fans consistent calling for stalling when there is none. This match however I cannot understand how RBY wasn’t stalled out. Didn’t present himself at all!!! Backed up for 7 minutes.
Once....which is totally laughable
No matter what happens or how many times rby shoots I predict a minimum 50% of the posters on this board claim he was stalling the whole time. If rby somehow pulls off the upset that number goes up from 50% to 80%.
Actually no. Sasso could have been hit a time or two for not shooting but he absolutely presented himself the whole match. He didn’t pull the trigger and attempt shots but he stayed in and mixed it up. I have no problem with the lack of stalling calls on Sasso at all.
Do you know what page you are on? If you don’t shoot within 30 seconds It’s stalling. Maybe less. What page do you think you are on?
Naw.... Backing out is stalling. One hand behind the back is just desperate tactics.
I’m sure TnT have ADS ready to generate offense against a one armed opponent.
I predict you will be here posting in our match thread with stupid ass takes.
If you have one arm behind your back you are not presenting yourself, and not looking to score. That is stalling every bit as much as backing away. I would like to think ADS has been working on some techniques to counter that.
At the same time, if Tom really wants to be smarter politically, I’d like to think that in the pre-meet conference he would ask the officials for some “clarification” on stalling, particularly from a “hypothetical” case of one wrestler not fully presenting themselves.
The fact is if Austin cannot get past one-handed defense to score takedowns he does not deserve to win.
If RBY is just blocking with one hand and not attempting any Offense then that is stalling also. Oh and it does not matter if he is maintaining center
If RBY is just blocking with one hand and not attempting any Offense then that is stalling also. Oh and it does not matter if he is maintaining center
Are you guys all nuts? Asking for a friend
If wrestling with one arm behind your back, held to your side etc... was a good technique. I am pretty sure in the several thousand year evolution of the sport, it might have become a technique shown by many coaches.
Fact is, I would love to Wrestle someone using this strategy! I would snap em down into a front headlock/Cement Job all night long. That being said, and as was pointed out by others. DeSanto needs to be able to work his other offenses with confidence.
I have no doubt that RBY will use the same technique. I would say it is extremely important for DeSanto to be ready for a quick shot off the whistle and for him to gain the first takedown. Having a lead will allow him to push the pace and keep this clown from stalling which is what he will want to do.
I will go on record and predict a major decision!
If wrestling with one arm behind your back, held to your side etc... was a good technique. I am pretty sure in the several thousand year evolution of the sport, it might have become a technique shown by many coaches.Fact is, I would love to Wrestle someone using this strategy! I would snap em down into a front headlock/Cement Job all night long. That being said, and as was pointed out by others. DeSanto needs to be able to work his other offenses with confidence.
I have no doubt that RBY will use the same technique. I would say it is extremely important for DeSanto to be ready for a quick shot off the whistle and for him to gain the first takedown. Having a lead will allow him to push the pace and keep this clown from stalling which is what he will want to do.
I will go on record and predict a major decision!
It’s Wednesday and I’m already calling for stalling on rby!! Lol - it’s blatant - I can see it in his future!
I agree with others who say a hand behind the back is stalling. Stalling is defined as "not wrestling aggressively in all positions (top, bottom, and neutral)" and "wrestlers attempting to avoid wrestling action as an offensive or defensive strategy".
Further, and I may be mis-remembering this, but isn't dropping to a knee from neutral now defined as stalling? If so, whats the difference between dropping to a knee and putting your arm behind your back?
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