That was just a defensive fall not the greatest pin I've seen but it sure was the weirdest defensive falls I've seen, for kids watching this dont practice what the blue singlet kid did, as you get older you'll learn about putting kids in danger in certain positions but talk to your coaches about it first, it was just luck and bad positioning from the kid on top(grey singlet) always know when to bail on a move that'll put you in danger of losing, never force your moves to work always be more technical instead of relying on strength and all those weird bad habits cause than youll get reversed, taken down, or pinned in a defensive or neutral way
@@samcharles3363 apparently u dont know how to wrestle buddy, when I say "put him in danger" I mean Wrestler A comes up slightly and puts Wrestler B in the neutral danger zone where wrestler A can have the chance to get a neutral or defensive fall but if wrestler B is smart he'll bail on his move instead of giving wrestler A any points or a fall, or like in college wrestling in the danger zone if the back is exposed (i belive 45 degrees) for a "danger 1 danger 2 danger 3" count a TAKEDOWN is awarded. At that point, if the opponent remains in danger, a back point count starts. Or again he can score a fall
