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Chris Foca hits a whip over from front headlock position, uses the underhook arm to keep opp's head elevated + other arm maintains tricep control (important to prevent roll through) & gets the fall. Did the same move to get a fall in R1. Chris Foca 📹NCAA Men's Wrestling

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