mainly weight classifications. The first number in the video title is the weight class. Sometimes both age and weight. after the weight #, there will be a U## where the ## is the maximum age. For example U15 means 15 and Under.

Thx so much- that helps a lot! I didn’t understand bc it seems like a mix of younger and college. So, higher numbers are probably older/college aged??

how'd you know that's what happened there -- just wondering

@@attsealevel The official stops the match, raises his fist in the air to indicate the stalling signal, and awards one point to the opponent, which indicates that it was the second instance of stalling (the first is a warning with no point awarded). Having said that, I respectfully disagree with the prior commenter. I do agree with their point that with traditional stalling, you need to see the entire match to make a judgment since it is a subjective call; however, this specific situation is one of the few spelled out in the rules book as a mandatory automatic stall call, and is therefore not subjective and doesn't require taking the rest of the match into account. Moreover, there is no separate set of rules, or separate application of the rules based on age group. "ART.4 . . .It is stalling when the contestant in the advantage position: [...] c. holding an opponent’s leg with the use of two hands on two legs or two hands on one leg in action not designed to break the opponent down [...] is stalling."

@@MidwestWrestle Really appreciate that you answered that in a way that taught me something. Now I understand what happened there - plus a whole lot more. Thanks!!

​@@attsealevelYou are more than welcome. By all means, keep the questions coming.

Oh stop, his head was sliding not banging.

right and by his own doing just let go and reset lol@@sandsmarc

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