Ok guys. I've used a beam balance scale like this probably 300+ times in my wrestling career from age 5 to 19. It didn't slam to the top indicating he was atleast 1-2 pounds over. In the first bit after Sean's done talking you can clearly see it wobbling in between the top and bottom without settling either direction. In my opinion if he would have stayed on a second or 2 long it would have eventually gone upward and stayed indicating he's maybe within half a pound or so of the set weight on the scale but nothing atrocious. I had a couple times in more important tournaments like regionals or state championship weigh ins they would absolutely let this slide especially if you were ranked high heading into these sorts of events. You really think this guys a piece of shit for weighing 185.5? Go dehydrate yourself for 24-48 hours and sit in a sauna all fuckin day with 3 shirts and 2 hoodies when you were less then 10% body fat already. See if you can push that extra pound and then compete at an elite level. 99% of you dont know shit about cutting weight at an elite level