women wrestling

It's a sport where two athletes compete using strength and technique. The match is won by pinning the opponent to the mat or subduing them.

Women's wrestling became an official Olympic sport at the 2004 Athens Olympics. It's a dynamic sport requiring strength, technique, and strategy.

Wrestling is one of humanity's oldest combat sports and was a key event in the ancient Olympics. Modern women's wrestling has become a symbol of gender equality, inspiring many female athletes.

Female wrestlers like Kim Hyun-joo of South Korea and Saori Yoshida of Japan have left a significant mark on Asian sports history. Their achievements have helped women's wrestling gain recognition as a sport for everyone, not just men.