If a wrestler has hair extending below a collared shirt, what is the ruling?

In wrestling, the rules regarding hair are outlined to ensure safety and uniformity in competition. If a wrestler has hair that extends below the collar of their shirt, the ruling typically allows them to compete without disqualification, as long as the hair is managed appropriately.

The requirement is usually that the hair must be secured in a way that does not pose a risk of injury to themselves or others. This means that wrestlers can participate in their matches as long as they take measures to keep their hair contained, such as wearing a hair cover or braid if necessary. The focus is on ensuring that the match can proceed safely without concern for the impact of loose hair during competition.

The other options would apply in different scenarios. For instance, disqualification would only occur if there were a clear violation of safety rules that could not be resolved, and hair cutting might only be mandated in cases where safety protocols are not followed. Warnings typically relate to first-time infractions or other rule violations rather than hair length per se.