Montez could pin him but didn't want to. He also declined to run up the score and tech fall him. Instead, he rode him and tried not to hurt him. He understood the other boy's skill level was nothing like his own, so he simply chose to win but not embarrass the boy. Everyone, including the refs, knew what was happening and why. A different wrestler would have quickly pinned plaid boy to preserve energy for later wrestlers. Clearly, Montez's character is above most.

That is an older framing style that I no longer use, which was based on the conventional wisdom that people are drawn to faces. Keep a close eye on video descriptions and note the dates. More recent matches are shot zoomed out while they are on their feet.

I noticed that too. Like his dad made him join the wrestling team. He'd rather be at band camp.