To fight
Wrestle
Wrestle verb - To seize and attempt to unbalance one another for the purpose of achieving physical mastery.
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Synonyms for Wrestle
To fight and wrestle are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace phrase "To fight" with "Wrestle", this terms are similar.
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- Shane McMahon, despite the fact he is a sitting executive at WWF/E, part of one of the most legacied families in the business, and the boss' only son, who knows how to fight and wrestle.
Source: Spot Monkey - Funny Background Event: McGinty and The Boss start to fight and wrestle in the back of the limo, and then we immediately cut to the chauffeur complaining to The Boss' bodyguard about his girl troubles.
Source: Film / The Great McGinty -
Triple H notes this on the 2/6/12 Raw as to why he won't wrestle Undertaker again—he knew that Taker was getting old and battered and he didn't want to fight that Undertaker; he'd rather have the memory of the man who he fought in last year's WrestleMania rather than put him down like a dying dog.
Source: Wrestling / The Undertaker
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