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Wrestle
Wrestle verb - To seize and attempt to unbalance one another for the purpose of achieving physical mastery.
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- Despite the rise of the NWA and UWA, however, a good deal of Mexican Lucha Libre is still governed by the same commission that handles boxing, though it is still a minor example since it used to be known as the wrestle y box, rather than the box y lucha libre.
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One need only mention World Wrestling Entertainment Superstar Colin Delaney, who repeatedly got squashed by wrestlers a great deal bigger than he was, only to be back to wrestle the next week with increasingly more bandages covering his body.
Source: Iron Buttmonkey -
And as it turns out, there's a reason why he was rehired in "secret" — not only did Wrestle-1 hate him under the perception that he's racist against Japanese and Mexican wrestlers (not without merit, mind you), but SpikeTV, who was negotiating a new TV deal for Impact!
Source: Wrestling / TNA
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