I hope we see more of this Ref. Relaxed, not inserting self into the action, aware of the situation without intervention, decisive, and umm, err…a pleasure to watch.
These matches were part of a dual meet where two teams compete head-to-head, one weight class at a time from 106 lb to 285 lb. Since each team keeps the same color throughout the meet, it is commonplace not to use ankle bands in order to keep the event moving along efficiently by avoiding unnecessary delay in between matches. When ankle bands are not used, it is generally safe to assume that the singlet color most closely resembling red will be assigned red (yellow in this case), and that the singlet color most closely resembling green will be assigned green (blue in this case).
I hope we see more of this Ref.
Relaxed, not inserting self into the action, aware of the situation without intervention, decisive, and umm, err…a pleasure to watch.
Nice job officiating Mr. Gharavi.
Thank you, Scott.
@@MidwestWrestle You're very welcome 🙂
Were these recorded at night? It’s very quiet from the usual
There were only two mats at this event. Most tournaments I film have dozens of mats running concurrently.
I'm sorry but I don't see any ankle color bands.
These matches were part of a dual meet where two teams compete head-to-head, one weight class at a time from 106 lb to 285 lb. Since each team keeps the same color throughout the meet, it is commonplace not to use ankle bands in order to keep the event moving along efficiently by avoiding unnecessary delay in between matches. When ankle bands are not used, it is generally safe to assume that the singlet color most closely resembling red will be assigned red (yellow in this case), and that the singlet color most closely resembling green will be assigned green (blue in this case).
You can use the mat as a reference there is a red line on the side yellow singlet is on, and a green one on the side blue singlet is on
look at the singlet and says where they're from.