Yes

You know you're done for if you don't get out as soon as possible. The more time you are in this position, the more time Will has to recover. Knowing this, you make an attempt to regain control of the match.

You move your legs up to try and catch him from the back. you wrap them around his upper body and start pushing him away from you. His entire upper body is much stronger than just your legs, so he stays upright even with the backwards push. However your legs are mostly a distraction in this scenario. By getting him to focus his strength in keeping his upper body from tumbling backwards, he's exerting less pressure on your hands.

You use this to your advantage and start pushing upwards with your hands. It works like magic. Will is slowly being pushed away from your body as you exert more pressure with your hands and legs. However, he is still in the better position.