How it works
Wrestling bubble letters on one sideways sheet in Fredoka: nine letters and none twice, with a small white ring in the g. The ready words belong to the school sport: scoring calls, meet signs and gear.
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Scoring calls for a wall chart
After your first print, open Wrestling words in bubble letters. Takedown, Escape, Reversal and Near Fall are the moves that score match points, and a Pin ends the match at once. A win on points is a Decision, a Major / Decision when the margin is eight or more, or a Technical / Fall at fifteen.
Meet signs and the gear shelf
Dual Meet, Team Points, Varsity, Junior / Varsity and Referee sign a gym; First / Period, Second / Period, Third / Period, Sudden / Victory and Tiebreaker follow the clock. Neutral and Referee's / Position name the two starts, Singlet, Headgear and Wrestling / Shoes the gear, and Folkstyle is another name for the school style. On the Mat tops a schedule.
- Pin, three letters, prints about three and a half times as tall as Team Points.
- Team, Tryouts and Shoes are all narrower than Wrestling, so those two-line signs print it as tall as it stands alone.
- Chewy prints Wrestling nearly a quarter taller than Fredoka and closes the rings of the e and the g.
Questions and answers
How do you draw wrestling in bubble letters?
Pencil W, r, e, s, t, l, i, n, g with wide gaps: nine different shapes. Round every stroke into a fat outline, keep the points of the W apart, leave a ring in the e and the g, then rub out the pencil.
How many points is a takedown in high school wrestling?
Three points, for taking an opponent down to the mat from the neutral position and gaining control. An escape scores one point and a reversal two.
How many team points is a pin worth?
Six in a dual meet. A technical fall earns the team five points, a major decision four and a decision three; the team with the most points wins the meet.