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He falls for the act, hook-line-and-sinker, of course. Tasha is the best at this, and Garner likes attention from attractive women, no question.
"Each side has two wrestlers, but only one is allowed in the ring at a time. No weapons allowed, no chokeholds, no closed-fist punching. This is wrestling, not boxing. A wrestler may tag in their partner at any time, at which point there is some allowance for a short use of team tactics, but the original wrestler has only a ten count to get out of the ring, and his or her partner is now the legal wrestler. Obviously teams try to take good advantage of these brief exchanges and chances to use teamwork. Likewise, part of the goal is to not only beat an opponent, but prevent them from tagging their partner in. A good team will try and wear down an opponent and cut them off from their partner. A match is won when one wrestler is pinned for a count of three, or submits. Though a wrestler isn't supposed to be in the ring when they haven't been tagged in, there is some allowance for running in to try and break up a tag or submission hold... its technically cheating, but the crowd loves it, so we just have the refs get the person interfering out of the ring. Playing to the crowd is, of course, encouraged. Someone could be the greatest Greco-Roman wrestler in the world, but if they're boring, they'll never get a title shot. That's why Grimm and his masked partner have the belts... they're not only good, they have /charisma/!"