My Important Wrestling Match

the referee told us to shake hands. All I heard was the sound of the whistle as I thought of my attack and fought the kid to the ground.   He was putting all of his weight on my head as I grabbed his leg and tugged, I had to spin and get my points. When I spun around and got on his back the referees arm shot up like a rocket and he exclaimed two. Then I knew that I was up by three points one for my take down and two for spinning behind. I couldn’t get the fact through my head that if I lost this match all that I have worked for would be thrown down the drain. I was trying my hardest to break the kid down so that I could put him in a half nelson but he wouldn’t move I noticed that the kid I was wrestling was a rock. He knew what he was doing he knew all the takedowns and the defensive position to all the moves that I was trying to do on him. We then again started in our referrer’s position and this time I was on top. As soon as his cheeks puffed up I pulled my legs together and I heard the whistle sound I went into a sit out and he got on my back. I knew I gave him two points because I didn’t follow through with the sit out.  He was catching up to me. He got me on my back and I was struggling to get back to my base I couldn’t fight he was just to strong. Then I realized that I could go out of bounds to stop the clock. I tried to neck bridge and flip the kid out of bounds first so that I would start on top again. The first person to go out of bounds is the guy who starts on the bottom. I kept on trying and when I was I though of this one quote, which says you’re already hurt, your already tired get a reward from it. After I remember that I kept on fighting I didn’t give up. He went out first and I started on top. The ref blew the whistle, I was very tired I began to lack with my moves and I just fell. My opponent got on my back and got his points. I was behind by three points with 15 seconds left         I was desperate and I wasn’t going to shoot because that would just waste to much time and I knew that I wasn’t suppose to head lock. I knew it was the only thing that I could do. doing a headlock would get me five points and possibly a pin. I thought until there were ten seconds left and then I shot straight into a headlock I heard my coaches frown and the I carried through i knew that my opponent could easily reverse it and get even more points then i would get doing the same move. but i still went for it because i was very desperate for the points. i walked through with the move as i couldn't handle the pressure that he was putting on my arm. i remember putting my leg behind his which is called a back heel trip it is usually used when you want to take your opponent to the mat hard. so that is what i did as i followed through i heard him scream with pain i put all weight on him so that he couldnt reroll me which would deduct my points ad give him the points. as i was putting my weight down the ref slid besides us and started to count up from one when he reached three he hit the mat and i had realized i had pinned him. i shot up as i smiled with joy i walked over to the starting point and then we shook eachothers hands. the ref then grabbed my wrist and raised my hand up. i saw my opponent  crying over his loss i walked over to his coaches and shook there hands when i was walking back to my coaches i came across my opponent and told him that he had that match that i was loosing and that there are plenty of other matches. after that i i stepped off the mat to my coaches and they were very proud but they kept on bugging me on the headlock that i did but after all i still won. my dad was very proud of me. he said he recorded me so that i could fix the flaws in my wrestling. i knew that this match meant i was going to regionals i was filled with joy and i couldn't wait until my next match.