WRESTLING IN THE 20th CENTURY IN RIO DE JANEIRO
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.56881Keywords:
Fighting. Martial arts. History of the 20th Century. Personal narratives.Abstract
This study aims at analyzing the history of wrestling in Rio de Janeiro during the last century. The data come from four interviews with practitioners aged 46-78. Working with memory and oral history, we found that wrestling in the city developed and improved by hybridizing with other forms of combat, pointing towards sportivization. The analysis allowed us to conclude that wrestling asserted its identity in opposition to jiu jitsu.
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