Its really wasnt that quick. Both of Andonians shoulders were down and directly in front of the ref. Not a make up call at all.

Def seemed like a lot of pin moments happening but man that was a wild match! Much respect to both superior athletes!

that was such a pun, Bryce was flat

In the end it didn’t matter

100% a pin

@@combatspeed6392 not close

@@PolishPony57 college pins are for the most part one second when control has been established andonian was stuck

@@adezii1397 if that were so, then, why aren't 98% of "1 second pins" called? They are called 'near falls' for a reason. Your assertion is gratuitous at best. We all have opinions, however, your opinion about "college pins" does not achieve the 'educated posture' that you attempted to promote. Perhaps a more careful/humble approach to other former wrestlers would gain your 'opinions' some credibility?

@@PolishPony57 your whole paragraph looks ai generated and still shows you know nothing about wrestling a wrestler gets near fall points when their shoulder go past 45 if both of their shoulder blades are pressing the mat for a second or more and the offensive wrestler has established control or the wrestler on their back and not just a scramble a pin is nearly always called. Go watch some college wrestling youll see. Hs wrestling is clearly a different story

Who the f ck are u to say that, in 22 he was a point away from finals at 149 and last yr he had Haines pinned and this yr ot in semis. If he wrestled more conservative he would do better but not as exciting

⁠@@stevekwan8232yes, for a national champ, he wrestled the most conservative match of the year against Andonian who in this keyboard warriors term is a jv guy

jv wrestlers don't become 3x all americans

Haines and PSU guys don't get pinned 3xs in a tourney by doing JV style roll around