Ok, I really debated on whether or not to start this thread because I don't want

to be "that guy". The last 2 days we've some internet hardasses come on here in light of the recent stories last week of good sportsmanship with people giving a little hand to others with disabilities in sporting events. We've had a few on here be like "I don't care, they need to learn life is tough. I don't see the big deal. Nobody should help them. There wasn't even any defense. Blah blah blah blah blah".


However, I'm watching sportscenter and they showed a little compilation of other such instances. All of them were similar to the bball one from last week, all good stuff. But one was different. They showed a kid with cerebral palsy in a wrestling match. Due to the CP, the guy could barely move, his hands were kind of contorted, etc. He was lying on the ground on his side. Then the opponent (this is maybe late middle school/early high school age) wriggles himself under the guy's arm and kinda flails around like he's trying to escape, all while a ref gives a three count for the pin.

Ok...I understand that kid will have a lifelong memory to feel great about. But this is a little different I think than the other instances we've seen. This one just seemed entirely too forced, and would actually seem pretty uncomfortable for people involved. I'm not going to the dark side and being an inconsiderate dick like the handful of other people the past few days, but am I in the wrong for thinking maybe this situation was a little unnecessary?