Posted on 12/13/2010 3:38:24 PM PST by billorites
Edited on 12/13/2010 3:44:06 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
In a crowded gym during practice in front of parents and coaches, the Buchanan High School wrestler tackled a teammate and executed a move his coaches taught him.
He inserted his fingers between the boy's buttocks.
It's called the "butt drag," in which a wrestler grabs a rival's butt cheek and puts fingers in the anus to get leverage. The move is widely used at matches around the country and has been around for decades.
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Geez - I would rather get hit with the folding chair even off the top rope.
I guarantee that if your opponent rams a couple of fingers up your crack, you will CERTAINLY remember it!
And, upon executing that maneuver, you should exit out of the match, turn right around, and pound the living dogs**t out of the guy who did it to you.
Sure, you’ll be disqualified, but I don’t think they’ll EVER try that again.
:-)
I had a high school friend and neighbor who was on our school wrestling team. He made the team, and I did not, but he had me take the role of his opponent sometimes when he wanted to practice at home. We never heard of or were taught that move, in the 1960s.
Soon to be featured on WWF.
Never happened to me as my years wrestling. Seems like it should be considered a dangerous move with a high possiblilty of injury. Especially if someone tried it on me! I’d come back across with an elbow and smash there nose inside their head.
Me neither. The rules were (and I’m confident, are) strict about any moves which could cause injury. Half or full nelsons, head locks round the throat, etc. were not permitted and could result in a quick disqualification and forfeit. They even checked to make sure fingernails were trimmed to the nubs to prevent scratches. Using the old poop chute like the hole on a bowling ball? If that’s within the rules then a lot has changed, and not for the better.
Never happened to me as my years wrestling. Seems like it should be considered a dangerous move with a high possiblilty of injury and should be banned. Especially if someone tried it on me! I’d come back across with an elbow and smash there nose inside their head.
“I’ve been involved with wrestling a long time, there is no such move, you’re in a singlet for goodness sakes.”
What does no one read the articles here:
FTA:
“The move does not involve skin-on-skin contact; the wrestler practicing the move is pushing his fingers against his opponent’s uniform.”
“Clovis police, however, say 17-year-old Preston went too far. A police report says that at a July 15 practice, he molested a Buchanan freshman teammate by inserting his fingers deep into the boy’s anus, causing him pain.”
Now, putting Atomic Balm in somebody's jock strap is a different story...
The butt drag goes back to the original Olympics.
It’s still used in Turkish wrestling which is the most similar to ancient forms of what we call Greco-Roman wrestling.
It’s not his fault....he saw The Won doing to the country and figured it HAD to be OK.
I will say, if it did exist as a move, and someone had tried it on me they wouldn't have had an arm left at the end of the match.
"..Fouls
The following are fouls, as set out by the Nevada State Athletic Commission:[4]
Putting a finger into any orifice or into any cut or laceration on an opponent. (see Gouging).."
We need Linda McMahon’s input on this.
Fireman’s Carry (for San Francisco firemen).
Do you really think a ref would not see that and penalize the perv that did it?
“I wrestled in H.S., but don’t remember anything like this”
You are among friends... we won’t judge you!
>>I wrestled in H.S., but don’t remember anything like this.<<
That’s because we didn’t have KY Jelly back then.
I knew there was a reason my kids preferred hockey to wrestling, but I was never able to put my finger on it.
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