00:00Right after the match also, I spoke with my referee supervisor.
00:05One thing I discussed.
00:07I said, if this happened in the 10-ball, it's not an issue.
00:13But it happened in the crucial part of the game, which is the 25-ball.
00:17I said, you know, it's not that I doubt the calls of the referee.
00:22Like, their first test was the overreach.
00:26He was right. His call was right.
00:30But that is my interpretation.
00:33There are a lot of millions of eyes looking at his interpretation.
00:38But in FIVB, it is a judgment ball.
00:41So his judgment was, it was an overreach.
00:44Simply because the person was setting, Negrito was setting the ball.
00:50Van Sickle moved the ball, but he didn't overreach.
00:58Or, let's put it the other way around.
01:01If Van Sickle caught the ball and Negrito moved the sequence,
01:07Negrito would be called for an illegal backline attack.
01:13So, that's it. It's a judgment.
01:18Because it's a judgment, and a crucial part of the match,
01:21I told our referee supervisor, Jeff,
01:26Utilize the challenge.
01:30Because you can challenge yourself.
01:32It's not, we're not lowering the referee's decision.
01:40It's just that, for the person to understand that his decision is right,
01:45but if his decision is wrong after the referee,
01:48it doesn't mean that he's a weak referee.
01:51The ball is fast.
01:53If you try to stand at the referee's point, the ball is fast.
01:58So, every assistance that you can get, you really need it.
02:05And video challenge, the challenge system,
02:08is one equipment that can help reduce the down.
