When making decisions related to the match, the referee shall not use:

The use of technology such as TV monitoring, replay, or other video equipment is not permitted for referees when making decisions during a wrestling match. This guideline is rooted in the principle of maintaining the integrity of the sport and ensuring that decisions are made based solely on the referee's direct observations and understanding of the match as it unfolds in real time.

Referees are expected to rely on their training, experience, and the rules of the sport to make judgments on the mat without the influence of external aids that could disrupt the flow of the competition and create inconsistencies in officiating. This policy reinforces the idea that wrestling matches are to be officiated in a manner that is fair and consistent, adhering strictly to the established rules without reliance on technology post-match.

The other options, including the referee's own judgment and advice from coaches, are part of the standard decision-making processes within the scope of match officiating, as they focus on immediate, real-time contexts necessary for fair gameplay.