Oct 16, 2026 · 14 min · 8 segments
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Kolton and Wyatt interview Steve Asmus, a member of the Ohio Wrestling Official Hall of Fame, as he shares…
Do you still attend like officiating classes or events or conferences?
It's usually in the Columbus area, central part of Ohio, in order to get everybody from all different areas of the state And we have 10 state rule meetings.
And then I belong to a couple of associations, the Greater Toledo Wrestling Official Association, where we have five meetings during the wrestling season, prior to and during wrestling season.
And then I belong also to a Finley organization where we have five or six meetings a year.
And those are typically rules, going over technique, you know, what kids are doing these days, what kinds of moves and stuff like that.
How much has wrestling changed since you started officiating?
I don't know if it's because they have to or because they can't let one year go by when they're not changing something.
Do you still attend like officiating classes or events or conferences?
It's usually in the Columbus area, central part of Ohio, in order to get everybody from all different areas of the state And we have 10 state rule meetings.
And then I belong to a couple of associations, the Greater Toledo Wrestling Official Association, where we have five meetings during the wrestling season, prior to and during wrestling season.
And then I belong also to a Finley organization where we have five or six meetings a year.
And those are typically rules, going over technique, you know, what kids are doing these days, what kinds of moves and stuff like that.
How much has wrestling changed since you started officiating?
I don't know if it's because they have to or because they can't let one year go by when they're not changing something.
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