Coleman Scott » 60 kg finals Coleman Scott vs. Shawn Bunch

who scored?

@Andy Pappadopoulos
do you have the link to that video?

A year or so ago Coleman and Bunch were wrestling in New York. Coleman hit a 5 pointer, with double unders, feet to back. Perfect . Bunch landed on his back. Refs called it a one point push out for Bunch. Horrible call. Cost Coleman the match. Cool video, look it up. Good to see the ref's finely getting one right. I have always wondered why they get it wrong so many times with the replay. Also, all Bunch has is his push out. Does not really even wrestle. Looks like Coleman was the only one even trying on offense. Bunch just relies on his speed and quickness to get out of trouble. Coleman finally got his number.

5 points all day. Feet to back. If he would have been in bounds would have been a pin.

Not sure how Flynn or Roselli could have thought that was 3 for Bunch. Clearly Coleman initiated the move and further controlled it from start to finish. However I wouldn't have been surprised one bit if it would have been called 3 for Bunch. I truly despise the subjectivity of the Olympic style and scoring system.

If Bunch would have somehow came out on top during this scramble instead of being what looks like cradled, I could see how he could get the points. Since Scott appears to be in control when the dust settles, I can see how he is awarded the points. Its no different when people shoot doubles and the opponent locks around the waist when they hit the mat he tries to hip him over to avoid being taken down and earn exposure in the process.

That particular single leg finish/exposure.. Shelf the captured foot all the way on your outside thigh and pop hips while looking to dump?? What details am I missing?

Btw that looks similar to a finish a Russian heavy used at nationals that was featured in a "behind the dirt" segment last year.

that's what all the talk is about?? 5 point move? not that impressive

NBC has all the rights to the video.

I think this one was 5 because he controlled him throughout the move, described a broad curve in the air and put him in immediate danger .... but Frayer not.

Article 40 - High amplitude throw
Any action or hold by a wrestler in the standing position is deemed to
be a ‘grande amplitude’ throw when:
- it causes his opponent to lose all contact with the ground, controls
him, makes him describe a broadly sweeping curve in the air, and
brings him to the ground in a direct and immediate danger position
- in the “par terre” position, any complete lift from the ground executed
by the attacking wrestler, whether the attacked wrestler lands belly
down (3 points) or in a danger position (5 points), is also considered
a grand amplitude throw

feel so bad for bunch...but he has to move more on his feet he just stood there

The only question is whether it was "short" or "high" amplitude. Bunch's feet went over his head and he was immediately in danger, but it wasn't the usual high arching throw we are used to seeing score 5. Still, you gotta give Scott a lot of credit here. He went for it during a big moment in the match and the move paid off in a big way. Very impressed by what he and Frayer did.

Is there anywhere we can see tape of all the matches?

3 point touch fall

not sure that it was I 5 point move, but certainly it was colemans move.