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The 17 pages that link to Greco-Roman wrestling, each with the reason it gives.

• Freestyle wrestlingCompared with: Its waist-up restrictions sharply distinguish it from freestyle's leg attacks.

• WrestlingBroader topic: Its upper-body-only rule creates a distinct tactical form of wrestling.

• Catch wrestlingCompared with: Its restrictions on leg attacks and submissions contrast with catch wrestling's broader hold repertoire.

• SamboCompared with: Its upper-body-only rules contrast with sambo’s leg attacks and broader grappling.

• Olympic wrestlingBroader topic: The other Olympic style, contested by men.

• Amateur wrestlingBroader topic: Its upper-body-only rules sharply distinguish it from freestyle.

• Clinch fightingRelated: Its restrictions make upper-body clinch control central to scoring.

• Ancient Greek wrestlingCompared with: Its name recalls ancient Greek wrestling, but its rules and history are modern.

• Aleksandr KarelinNarrower topic: This was Karelin’s discipline and the ruleset that made his lifting technique distinctive.

• Lucha libreCompared with: Unlike lucha libre, it is a regulated sport rather than staged character-driven entertainment.

• Shuai JiaoCompared with: Its upper-body throwing resembles Shuai Jiao, while its rules exclude leg attacks and clothing grips.

• GlímaCompared with: Both restrict leg attacks, but glíma uses distinctive grips and continuous stepping patterns.

• Randy CoutureRelated: Couture’s wrestling foundation helped him control opponents in mixed martial arts.

• George HackenschmidtCompared with: Its restrictions differed from the broader catch rules used in many of Hackenschmidt’s contests.

• History of wrestlingBroader topic: Its codified rules distinguish a modern style that draws on classical ideals.

• Kristjan PalusaluRelated: Palusalu won the heavyweight title in this style in Berlin.

• Kurt AngleCompared with: It is a separate Olympic discipline from the freestyle event Angle won.