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Ancient Greek Combat
The first form of man-to-man combat to become a game was wrestling. Several archaeological discoveries have determined that the Egyptians and Assyrians were applying headlocks and half-nelsons for sport as long as five thousand years ago. The temple tomb of … Continue reading
Posted in Boxing, Grappling, History, Martial arts, Uncategorized
Tagged Ancient Greece, archaeological discoveries, Boxing, egyptian sport, folk legends, grappling, Greek kylix, japan sumo, Olympics, Pankration