I'll assume we're talking high school type Wrestling. If so, dual match is where your school goes up against two schools in one night/at one time. Another school is your "partner" that your school is supposed to be working with, but the points in which your schools earn are counted seperately and you're technically not even working together. You've just been grouped together.
"Dual match" tennis is played at the collegiate level under Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) rules, with variations between collegiate sections (i.e., PAC, SEC, etc) and divisions (i.e., I, II, etc). Basically, two colleges in the same section and division play at one of the two colleges (the full schedule is pre-determined by the heads of each section before the season begins) in both singles and doubles competition, with all the matches held simultaneously, or one after the other (i.e., singles then doubles, or vice-versa), usually on the same day or within two days to accomodate schools that had to travel far.
The storyline is scripted, the actual wrestling match is not
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A no disqualification match.
A wrestling duel is actually the match that is going on.
Every wrestling match is fixed (scripted) but sometimes wrestlers decide to shoot (fight legitimately).
Roeber Wrestling Match - 1901 was released on: USA: December 1901
A Japanese Wrestling Match - 1903 was released on: USA: April 1903
Wrestling Match Hackenschmidt - 1907 was released on: USA: February 1907
It's all a script. They read it and act it out.
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