Bigday check in... what's the wrestling move called?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

And I'm not talking about the wrestlers.

What's that slick move the ref does??

[Dollars2Donuts]

That’s the ‘drunken aneurism’.

I used it once and, frankly, I believe that is how I earned my wrestling scholarship.

[grease lightnin]

Love it. Most refs are too lazy to even get down to look.

[KVB]

He's already down there, why get up just to move over a few feet.

[BIGDAY]

OH Fawwwwk.

Like a squirrel without arms...

[DiggityDaggityDo]

I just got on the floor and tried to do that move.

Almost broke my wrist.

[2daBank]

I just got on the floor and tried to do that move.

Almost broke my wrist.

I'm still stuck on ground, lol

[Wheatgrass]

wow that guy works hard for his $45 per event

[jtoler]

Is this real.

[Booya711]

I just got on the floor and tried to do that move.

Almost broke my wrist.

Tough on carpet

[Fire in da hole]

fawwwwwk, now I have carpet burn on my face...

[jjgold]

Bigday straight?

Let me know

[Chi_archie]

ouch!!!!

just sprained my AC joint pretty bad

this guy is either world class athlete or most of us at SBR are not in our glory days....


yeah, prob the former

[RudyRuetigger]

Looks like a f\*g play

Luckily most of you guys fit in so will be able to take notes

[Auto Donk]

looks like the move I've pulled after doing ten lines of blow and then getting sucker punched upside the head for transfixing on some babe's ass right in front of her man, I call it the "hit the floor and scurry away shoulder first move...."

actually how I tore my rotator cuff two summers ago.....

[Auto Donk]

got to my feet, ran toward the fence, then pulled this move due to still being horned up.....

[ChuckyTheGoat]

wow that guy works hard for his $45 per event

For sure. Amateur wrestling refs actually can earn a decent wage for full-day tournament.

It's true that some refs are too lazy to get in good position. This guy showing he cares.

On back-point situations, ref wants to be a damn sure that it's a pin b4 he calls it. Sometimes, you'll see the ref bouncing from side-to-side. Or they'll even stick two flat hands under the shoulders to make sure it's a pin.

One thing's for sure. ESPN fell in love w/ that video.