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One or more wrestlers that decrease TV Nielson ratings.
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| Real Wrestler |
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A character based wholly on an existing wrestler in real life, eg. Ric Flair. Most real wrestler feds tend to be computer-simmed, possibly because many computer-sims have Real Wrestler profiles as part of the package.
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| Referee's Position |
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The Referee's position is a starting position in which one wrestler begins in the defensive position and his opponent begins from the offensive position. The defensive wrestler is located in the center of the circle on his hands and knees. His hand and Knees must be parallel to the starting lines on the mat. The offensive wrestler position himself on the left or right side of his opponent with at least one knee on the mat on the side is positioned. offensive wrestler must also place the palm of his hand on his opponents stomach and the far hand on the opponent's elbow.
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| Referees Position |
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The referees position is a starting position in which one wrestler begins in the defensive position and his opponent begins from the offensive position. The defensive wrestler is located in the center of the circle on his hands and knees. His hand and knees must be parallel to the starting lines on the mat. The offensive wrestler positions himself on the left or right side of his opponent with at least one knee on the mat on the side is positioned. Offensive wrestler must also place the palm of his hand on his opponent's stomach and the far hand on the opponent's elbow.
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| Resort to Illegalities |
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To do a job. Sometimes combined with a descriptive adjective (stretcher job, rope job, tights job.)
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(noun) A move such as a chin lock or an arm bar that when applied allows the wrestlers involved to, as the name implies, rest. If applied longer than about a minute, will usually incite "Boring" chants from the more vocal segments of the audience.
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| Revamp |
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When a promoter changes something in a wrestlers' character to make a significant change.
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| Reversal |
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It is a reversal when the defensive wrestler comes from underneath and gains control of his opponent, either on the mat or in a read standing position, while inbounds.
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| Rib |
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To play a joke on another wrestler.
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| Riding Time |
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In high school and college wrestling, the amount of time a wrestler is in control of the opponent. One minute of riding time is worth a point.
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| Roleplay(Rp)(Flash) |
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Anything that is said in character, usually in the form of an interview or a promo.
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| Rules-Based |
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(thanks to Francois-Dominic Laramee for the coinage of this term). A rules based fed is a gamed fed where the rules are known to the players. Note that most diced feds are rules-based, but that they don't have to be. Note also that most computer-simmed feds are not rules based, but that they could be.
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| Run-in |
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Interference by a non-participant in a match. save n. a run-in to protect a wrestler from being beat up after a match is over.
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