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Thu Dec 16, 2004, 09:57am
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IN OT...specifically the 30 sec. sudden-death. A is on top/bottom doesn't matter. B takes his 2nd IT. is A allowed to choose neutral. if so, how is the winner decided if no points are scored after that???? or say A took bottom and was rode out( he looses eventhough he may have been on top to start the SD?)
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Mon Dec 20, 2004, 09:17am
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There is OT and there is the tie-breaker.
OT is 1-minute from neutral and the first score wins. Tie-breaker is 30-seconds from the referee's position and the first score wins. In the event there is no score, the wrestler in the offensive position wins. For a 2nd Inj timeout in OT, the wrestler has choice of: top, bottom, neutral. For the 2nd Inj timeout in the tie-breaker the wrestler has choice of top or bottom. There is no neutral option in tie-breaker. The options available at the start of tie-breaker are: top, bottom or defer. The wrestler in the offensive (top) position wins if there is no score during the tie-breaker. Even if there was a change of places due to a 2nd Inj. timeout. A is on top and 25 seconds are used. A asks for his 2nd Inj. timeout of the match. B can choose top and if he stays there the remaining 5 seconds, B wins.
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Thu Jan 20, 2005, 06:53pm
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The second injury timeout rule does NOT apply to either the overtime or the tiebreaker portions of a match.
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Fri Jan 21, 2005, 09:49am
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Fallcaller-
Please re-read your rulebook. Injury timeout provisions carry throughout the match. OT & Tie-breaker are extension of the match and all penalities, timeouts, etc..,carry through. The 2nd injury timeout does apply in OT & the tie-breaker.
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