What action will result in a flagrant misconduct penalty for a wrestler?

A flagrant misconduct penalty is a serious infraction in wrestling that can lead to significant consequences for a wrestler. While using illegal moves, arguing with a referee, and failing to shake hands may result in penalties or warnings, only the action of using tobacco is explicitly categorized as flagrant misconduct.

The rationale behind this is that tobacco use during competition not only violates health and safety standards but also reflects poorly on the integrity of the sport. It shows a disregard for the rules that athletes are expected to follow. Such behavior is taken seriously as it can set a poor example for other competitors and can affect the overall perception of the sport. This is why tobacco use is singled out as a flagrant misconduct that warrants a harsher penalty compared to other actions which may not carry the same level of severity or impact on the competition.