GrecoRoman Wrestling
Greco-Roman wrestling is a style of wrestling that originated in ancient Greece and Rome. It is characterized by its emphasis on throws and holds that are performed above the waist. Unlike freestyle wrestling, which allows for both upper and lower body attacks, Greco-Roman wrestling prohibits the use of legs for offensive moves. Competitors in Greco-Roman wrestling must rely solely on their upper body strength and technique to outmaneuver and control their opponents. The sport is known for its intense physicality and strategic grappling techniques, making it a popular form of wrestling in international competitions.