When penalizing either wrestler for stalling, the match is always stopped. True or False?

The statement is false because the match does not have to be stopped every time a wrestler is penalized for stalling. Instead, the referee typically issues a warning before imposing a penalty, allowing the match to continue without interruption. Stalling penalties can often be indicated verbally or with the use of hand signals while the action proceeds. Stopping the match is more common in situations where a more significant infraction occurs, or when the referee determines that it is necessary for safety or to ensure fair competition. Thus, the match can remain in motion even when a stalling penalty is assessed.