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Freestyle wrestling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Freestyle wrestling is an Olympic event. Under international rules any fair hold, trip, or throw is permitted. Are forbidden, as well as kicking, punching, butting with the head, and holding the costume. Wrestlers are cautioned for irregularities, and three cautions mean disqualification.
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Amateur wrestling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Cornhusker senior is coming off an undefeated season in 2008-09. He also is a top international prospect in freestyle wrestling. ... The 2008 Hodge Trophy winner is looking to cap his college career with his second NCAA title this season. He then will focus on bigger goals at the international level in freestyle.
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Women’s freestyle wrestling made its Olympic debut at the 2004 Summer Games. The freestyle wrestling program at the United States Olympic Education Center was created on the heels of those Games and is the newest addition to the USOEC.
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The object of the sport of wrestling is to put your opponent on his back -- to pin your opponent. ... The rules for "freestyle" and "greco-roman" wrestling, as is done in the olympics and internationally, are a little different.
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Freestyle and Greco-Roman Wrestling; There are two Olympic styles of wrestling, freestyle and Greco-Roman. With one major exception, the rules of the two styles are almost identical:
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This document lists all Olympic freestyle wrestling medalists in all weight divisions. It is a page in the History section of HickokSports.com, the largest collection of sports information on the Internet. ... Freestyle wrestling was on the first modern Olympic program in 1896, with just two weight classes. It was dropped...
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