Strap Match Rules In Wrestling | Details

The strap match is one of the most varied forms of professional wrestling match type, Common restraints include a belt, bullrope (length of rope with a cowbell in the center), steel chains, one to two-foot "leash", or leather strap.

In the dog collar variation, the wrestlers are connected at the neck by dog collars. The Rock had his own variant of a strap match: the Brahma Bullrope match, a renamed bullrope match (because of The Rock's nickname, The Brahma Bull) during the WWE's Attitude Era.



What is a strap match in WWE?

A strap match, known by many names and done with many slight variations, is any match in which the competitors are placed on the opposite ends of a restraint to keep them in close physical proximity. By definition the strap—and anything tied to it — are considered legal and in play weapons.

What are the rules of a strap match?



The most common rule for victory is for one wrestler to have to go around the ring, touching all four corners in order and without stopping, although they can also end in pinfalls. At WCW's Uncensored 1995, Hulk Hogan actually dragged non-participant (Ric Flair) to all four corners in order to win his strap match against Big Van Vader.

Because of the strap's legality, and subsequent use as a choking device, submissions are generally not allowed.

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