The Importance Of Violence In Wrestling

About 86% of all the citizens who watch Olympic Wrestling or have heard of it do not want wrestling to be taken away. Wrestling is one of the oldest sports known to man that is admirable, it creates deposition and teaches men, women, and children how to work hard for something that they want to achieve and be the best at it. One out of the many viewers who think this is true, he proclaims, “It creates character! It teaches how to work hard for something that you want to achieve and to be the best that you could possibly be. Also how to commit to something… Oldest known sport.” (www.debate.org)Wrestling instructs everyone who participates in it are bound to be a committed person and work hard at something they strive for. On the other hand, the other 14% of people think that wrestling
Injuries are very rare in wrestling, most occur only when a player is not safe with the other player or if they want to intentionally hurt them. In an article stated by a viewer, he states, “Encourages violence? Please! Anyone who says that wrestling encourages violence has no idea at all of what they are talking about… Never in wrestling is there the intent to injure your opponent. It is a test of strength and endurance, and there are injuries in all contact sports for all types of reasons, you cannot single out wrestling.” (www.debate.org)The people who wrestle do not wrestle for an intention to hurt anybody but an intention to win, have fun and savor what they are doing. A 14 year old kid used to bully and hurt others in his school, but he wanted to do wrestling so his dad put him in it and his coach taught him self respect, self esteem, and he stopped bullying. He didn’t hurt others anymore, he helped them and respected them. The parent of the 14 year old states, “My son age 14 had anger,rage and was a bully yes a bully. When I entered him into wrestling something happened to