What should happen when a wrestler is injured during a match and a timeout is called?

The match is immediately canceled

The match is resumed at the point of injury

When a wrestler is injured during a match and a timeout is called, the match is generally resumed at the point of injury. This procedure allows for continuity in the bout and ensures that neither wrestler loses the advantages or disadvantages created by the injury. The match is not simply canceled or forfeited unless the situation dictates otherwise, such as if the injury is severe and the wrestler cannot continue. Forfeiting would typically not occur unless a wrestler is unable to compete after the injury timeout, which is not the standard procedure in most cases. The decision on how to proceed, while involving the referee, still revolves around the concept of resuming from the point of injury, maintaining the integrity of the match as much as possible.

The wrestler must forfeit

The referee decides the outcome

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