When an athlete forces his/her opponent
back-down, sideways or into a seated position on the
ground after standing on two feet at some point during the movement, and keeps the fight on the ground and himself/herself in the top position for 3 (three) seconds.
ground after standing on two feet at some point during the movement, and keeps the fight on the ground and himself/herself in the top position for 3 (three) seconds.
When an athlete forces his/her opponent
to the ground on all fours or belly-down, points shall only be awarded once the
athlete performing the takedown has established a back
clinch on
his/her opponent—hooks need not be in place but at least one of the opponent’s
knees must be maintained on the ground for 3 (three) seconds.
If an athlete forces his or her opponent
to the ground in the outlying safety area, the athlete performing the takedown
should have both feet within the match area when the movement begins. In this case,
if the athletes land in a stabilized position, he referee will only
stop the match after 3 seconds of stabilization in the position.
Then the referee will score the points and restart the match at the center of
the match area. The athletes will be placed in the same position they were in
when the match was stopped.
•When
the opponent has one or two knees on the ground, the athlete performing the
takedown will only be awarded points if he/she is standing at the moment
the takedown is carried out. An exception may be made under
circumstances addressed in item 3.4 and respecting the 3 (three) seconds of
stabilization.
•
When the athlete forces his/her opponent to the ground using a single or
double-leg takedown and the opponent lands seated and successfully applies a counter-takedown (another
takedown), only the athlete performing the counter-takedown shall be awarded the
two points when he/she can stabilize this position for 3 (three) seconds.
•For
any takedown technique where the athlete, delivering his/her opponent back-down
or sideways on the ground, lands in guard or half-guard and immediately suffers
a successful sweep by the opponent, he/she shall be awarded an advantage
relating to the takedown and his/her opponent shall be awarded the two points
from the sweep.
•Athletes
who initiate a takedown movement after the opponent has pulled guard
shall not be awarded the two points or advantage point relating to the move.
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