Wrestling Match Process

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The immense anticipation before a wrestling match is an amazing sensation of mixed emotions. Every wrestler there has one burning questions in their mind while waiting when will their name be called to get on the mat. Every wrestler is warming up with their coach so they can loosen up their muscles and get the sweat pouring. But, at the same time their mind is racing like stallions in a grassy meadow. It jumps from scenario to scenario never leaving out any meaningless detail. When your card is finally pulled and your endless wait finally comes to an abrupt halt. Every moment spent training every shed of blood and tears to an all too familiar cause has finally arrived and it embraces you with open yet menacing arms. You step on an unfamiliar

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