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2 years ago
This referee was good I liked him.. |
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2 years ago
no 2, the reversal in that situation is referee's discretion, definitely 1 for escape, but to get to that situation and have time run out, the referee has to act like they stopped immediately when time ran out, the kid falling down should not be factored in, not long enough to determine control and 2. That's terrible if referees are as bad in NV as they sound, but this one in this situation got it right |
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2 years ago
definitely 2 on the reversal stop frame at 31 and 32 seconds he has taken control and 3 supporting parts are on the mat |
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2 years ago
That reply was to "Coach"... scroll down |
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2 years ago
Wow I couldn't agree more!!!!! About the reffing in Nevada. They just simply don't know the sport. Simple as that.... I've not only had to battle through matches, but I've had to battle referees on top of that. It's the worst feeling when you get screwed out of a match by a bad call, but hey... no excuses, can't change it, just don't let it be up to them! Nevada is really bad at it though. We need guys who have actually experienced wrestling, not these timid/stubborn officials who don't know an escape from a reversal. This is just for the most part. Nevada refs are terrible! |
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2 years ago
THATS 2 ON A REV ...... HAPPEN BEFORE THE TAP. |
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2 years ago
2 on the reversal. it all happen before the tap. |
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2 years ago
That was a reversal...there is different criteria for reversal and he was behind him before the time ran out. By the way the kid that lost was thrown out of the tournament because he said a few choice words to the ref. Also the refing at the Nevada State Tournament was horrible. We have some of the worst refs in the nation. |
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2 years ago
1 point escape-loss of control definately. A split second longer and it would be 2. Good job by the referee for not giving 2. I watched from the stands. No bias... just callin how i see it. |
