How do Kazakhs "wrestle" in the traditional way?

There are many forms of Kazakh wrestling, such as Greco-Roman wrestling and freestyle wrestling. Of course, the most common ones are classical and freestyle. At the beginning of the Greco-Roman wrestling competition, the two men grabbed each other's belts, bent down and tried their best. You push and shove, often twisting into a ball, and no one will let anyone. At this time, there are naturally rules to adjust. You can swing your hands or twist his hands or neck to make him fall on his back. Throw him down and you win. It's a bit like the rules of modern classical wrestling. If there is, there is also an ancient wrestling, which is more Kazak. When a pair of "enemies" compete, they all put their feet in a big waist-high pocket, so that people can tie the pocket tightly around their waists. As long as you get rid of your opponent in the game, you will win with two wins in three games. In freestyle wrestling, there is always a respected elder as the referee. Each team sent athletes to participate, the younger ones fell first, and the older ones with high level played later. Two wrestlers, each supported by a rider. Just throw your opponent on his back and you win.