Frayer Bombs For 5 In Times Square

Thats why you shouldnt rely on the push out and I love Frayers expression when he wrestles

That was 5 for sure.

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Frayer is a b*****, i think he's going to surprise a lot of people i london

no one is questioning Frayer's move. It was awesome . Some people are questioning the referee's scoring. No knock on Frayer.

How many of you who are questioning this move have ever done this? If you are behind the guy and have him by the waist, it's a difficult move to hit. If you're facing him, as Frayer is, it's beyond-belief difficult. And yet Frayer hit it with absolute confidence and determination. I hope he can replicate this in the Olympics. Between this and Coleman Scott's throw, this was way bigger.

Hey no five at least us Americans can spell Russians.

Beautiful throw, but I wouldn't have awarded it 5. Not that it really matters.

No broad sweeping curve in air . just pulls him over his body.. Dumb amerikans do not know how to score

Not enough "air time"

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

Maybe Flo shouldn't be referencing "bomb" in Times Square :). But it was a pretty nasty throw!

Frayer's season is flat inspiring.

This is great footage of all Olympic team, and these guys deserve all of the exposure that they can get. I find it interesting that all of the content is related to the top level wreslters. Where are the matches that the kids participated in? The event showcased the Olympic Team as a fundraiser for the Beat the Streets movement. I don't see anything on here discussing the progress of the movement or highlighting the impact that it is having on the lives of New York City children. Flowrestling dropped the ball here, and its appaling to me. How could you fail to include the growth of Beat the Streets to 17 states. The children that competed in the event worked hard and zealous about wrestling on such a large stage. Every video is about the athletes competing and it doesn't reflect anything related to the Beat the Streets movement.

I wish that Flo would bid on wrestling events like this one? I can't imagine that the networks pay too much, and maybe flowrestling could do a pay per view online.