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2. The Pinnacle (professional wrestling) - Wikipedia

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   At AEW Blood and Guts, the Pinnacle defeated the Inner Circle in a Blood and Guts match, after Inner Circle member Sammy Guevara surrendered. [17] At AEW Double or Nothing however, the Pinnacle were defeated by the Inner Circle in a Stadium Stampede match. If the Pinnacle had defeated the Inner Circle, the whole team would have to disband.

3. Professional wrestling match types - Wikipedia

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   Hardcore wrestling, the most violent and bloody type of professional wrestling, is a subset in which some or all of the traditional rules do not apply. Most often this simply means there are no-disqualifications , which itself eliminates countouts , sometimes allowing decisions to take place anywhere.

4. Pin (sport wrestling) - Wikipedia

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   A pin, or fall, is a victory condition in various forms of wrestling that is met by holding an opponent's shoulders or scapulae (shoulder blades) on the wrestling mat for a prescribed period of time. This article deals with the pin as it is defined in amateur wrestling. A pin ends a match regardless of when it occurs.

5. How Prairie Central's Chloe Hoselton is setting a path for ...

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   Crazy it might be, but not unusual for the Prairie Central junior. She comes from a family of wrestlers whose winning traditions date back quite a few years.

6. Three-point takedowns: PIAA adopted these wrestling rule ...

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   Three-point takedowns are wrestling’s most glaring rule change. Of the three main changes coming to high school competition, however, Kruszewski argued they’ll be least consequential.

7. G1 Climax 30 - Wikipedia

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   The tournament features twenty wrestlers, divided in two blocks of ten ("A" and "B"). Each participant faces all nine other wrestler within the same block in singles match, with the winner of each block being determined via a point system, gaining two points for a win, one point for a draw, and no point for a loss; each night of the event sees the ten members of a same block compete for the ...