What happens if the wrong wrestler is given the choice of position at the start of the second period?

If the wrong wrestler is given the choice of position at the start of the second period, the appropriate corrective action allows the opponent to be granted the choice at the start of the third period. This is in accordance with the rules governing wrestling, which aim to maintain fairness and ensure that each athlete has an opportunity to choose a position when appropriate. By allowing the opponent to have the choice in the subsequent period, the integrity of the match is preserved, and it compensates for the earlier error without necessitating a disruption or delay.

The other options do not align with the established protocols for rectifying this situation in wrestling matches. While review processes may occur in other contexts, a simple mistake in choice does not warrant a halting of the match or a clock reset. Instead, allowing the choice to the appropriate wrestler later in the match provides a logical and fair resolution.