Which action is not considered a scoring move in wrestling?

In wrestling, scoring moves are actions performed during a match that directly contribute to a wrestler's score. A forfeit, while resulting in a victory for one competitor, does not involve any action on the mat between the wrestlers and therefore does not contribute to the scoring system in the same way the other moves do.

A takedown involves one wrestler taking control of their opponent from a standing position, earning points for effectively bringing them to the mat. An escape occurs when a wrestler who is in the bottom position breaks free from their opponent's control, also earning points. A pin is a decisive move where one wrestler holds the other’s shoulders to the mat, resulting in an immediate win by fall. Each of these actions is integral to the scoring system used in wrestling matches. In contrast, a forfeit simply reflects that one wrestler did not compete, rendering it outside the in-match scoring activities.