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Draftingpulling is a term sometimes used in the context of sports or physical activities to describe the act of a competitor exerting a force to pull or draw another participant closer to them. This maneuver can be employed strategically to gain an advantage, such as slowing down an opponent or positioning oneself for a better strike. The legality and commonality of draftingpulling vary significantly depending on the specific sport or game.

In some racing events, for example, athletes might attempt to draft off each other to reduce wind resistance, but direct pulling is often prohibited. In combat sports, a fighter might pull an opponent in to initiate a grapple or a close-quarters attack. The term is not a formally recognized technical term in most established sports, and its usage often arises in informal discussions or descriptive accounts of action. The intent behind draftingpulling is typically to disrupt an opponent's movement or create an offensive opportunity for oneself. Consequences for unsportsmanlike conduct, including illegal pulling, are usually determined by the rules and officials of the event.