Shandong freestyle wrestling

The first Olympic Games held in August 776 BC lasted less than a minute, because there was only one event-the 200-meter dash, and the winner was a chef. Since then, wrestling, weight-bearing running, equestrian obstacle course, chariot chase and pentathlon (including long jump, discus, javelin, wrestling and running) have been gradually added. The first competition lasted for 5 days. Throughout the history of the ancient Olympic Games, the 200-meter race has always occupied the primary position. Until the reign of Emperor Hadrian in the 9th century, when the Greeks talked about something, they still marked the year like this: "124, the year when Dokus won the 200-meter championship."

The ancient Olympic Games were quite cruel. There is no time limit and no heavyweight division in boxing competition until the players voluntarily surrender or one side is beaten and cannot continue the competition; Players don't have boxing gloves, just wrap some skin on their hands; In addition to not biting and picking your eyes with your teeth, other means of attack are at your disposal: pinching your neck, kicking your stomach, twisting your fingers ... the referee is holding a whip to supervise the game. In a boxing match, a player's finger was inserted into his opponent's stomach and his internal organs were torn. This player was disqualified from continuing the competition, not because of the violence of his movements, but because according to the pedantic rules of competition procedures, after a long stalemate, both sides of the competition can only make one attack, and this player is considered to have launched more than one attack-once for each finger.

The most dangerous is the chariot race. Drivers are hired professional drivers, and the bonus will fall into the hands of the richest people with the highest investment. There was a nobleman who sent seven racing cars to a race, including the first, second and fourth. He also said that he won honor for his city-state, but in fact he was also rich and famous.