Trackwreslting (2024)

FAQs

What makes a significant win on Trackwrestling? ›

A significant win is a win over a wrestler in the past year that has a . 75 ranking or higher and the winning wrestler can be no more than 1 year older than the wrestler they defeated. Both wrestlers in the match must be matched to their Trackwrestling profile in order for it to count.

The ranking is based on how a wrestlers has done in 4 different levels of tournaments in the last year.

The fee is $2.00 per wrestler per entry (regardless of online or onsite payment), plus 3.15% per transaction for all online payments. The decision to keep or pass on the processing fees will be made on the Basic Info page of the registration. This setting cannot be changed after the registration is activated.

Two points: Takedown

The takedown is the most common way to score in a wrestling match. If a wrestler gains control of another wrestler on the mat, he will be awarded two points for a takedown.

DNP stands for "Did Not Place".

*To remove a placement click Delete next to the placement to remove the result.

Stars indicate how a particular profile compares to all of the TW profiles in the system. If you hover over the stars you will see that comparison as a percentage value. Rankings are re-calculated every 2-4 weeks. Rankings are done automatically and every profile is calculated using the same formula.

According to sources, the highest WWE salary for a WWE main roster superstar is 12 Million and belongs to the Current WWE Universal Champion, Brock Lesnar. The lowest salary, on the other hand, is $250,000. Following Lesnar, 16-time World Champion John Cena earns an enormous paycheck, even though he's part-time in WWE.

How do I find myself on Trackwrestling? ›

The wrestler who is determined to be the strongest competitor on the bracket will be given top seed. The wrestler who is determined to be the second strongest will be given second seed. Third best will be given third seed, etc.

Picking the team with the better seed to win each game tends to give good picks in the early rounds of the tournament, when seed differences in a particular game are more likely to be large.

The term was first used in tennis, and is based on the idea of laying out a tournament ladder by arranging slips of paper with the names of players on them the way seeds or seedlings are arranged in a garden: smaller plants up front, larger ones behind.

4 Points: Wrestler wins by major decision (point spread of between 8 and 14 points). 3 Points: Wrestler wins by regular decision (7 points or less). Note: Teams can also be penalized team points for unsportsmanlike conduct and other violations of the individual wrestlers or the coaching staff.

A pin, also known as a "fall," automatically ends the match. A wrestler who does not pin the opponent during a match must accumulate more points — awarded for performing techniques or moves within the rules — to win the bout. A wrestler can win by technical fall by demonstrating superiority before time runs out.

Stars indicate how a particular profile compares to all of the TW profiles in the system. If you hover over the stars you will see that comparison as a percentage value. Rankings are re-calculated every 2-4 weeks. Rankings are done automatically and every profile is calculated using the same formula.

(VIN) Win by injury default: Winning team +5. (DSQ) Win by disqualification: Winning team +5.