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The 17 pages that link to Wrestling, each with the reason it gives.

• Mixed martial artsRelated: Wrestling determines who can initiate or resist ground exchanges.

• BoxingCompared with: It centers on unarmed grappling rather than boxing’s gloved striking.

• JudoCompared with: Like judo, it uses throws and control, but its rules and permitted submissions differ.

• Brazilian jiu-jitsuCompared with: Wrestling often prioritizes takedowns and pins, while Brazilian jiu-jitsu develops extensive submission play.

• Freestyle wrestlingNarrower topic: Freestyle is one rule system within the broader family of wrestling.

• Martial artsCompared with: Wrestling focuses on grappling and excludes the striking central to many styles.

• Combat sportBroader topic: Wrestling shows how a combat sport can exclude striking entirely.

• GrapplingBroader topic: Wrestling emphasizes takedowns and positional control, with rules varying by style.

• SamboNarrower topic: Sambo draws heavily on wrestling’s throws, takedowns, and control.

• Clinch fightingNarrower topic: Clinch fighting is one standing phase within broader wrestling contests.

• Amanda NunesRelated: Wrestling offered a route to control fights when exchanges became difficult.

• Georges St-PierreRelated: St-Pierre used takedowns and top control to dictate where fights took place.

• Khabib NurmagomedovNarrower topic: Wrestling is the broader discipline most closely associated with his takedown and control game.

• KabaddiRelated: Kabaddi tackles draw on grappling skills, though they serve a different scoring system.

• Arm wrestlingNarrower topic: Arm wrestling is a narrowly defined strength contest, unlike wrestling’s broader repertoire of grappling techniques.

• Calcio storico fiorentinoRelated: Grappling is permitted within calcio storico’s contest for possession.

• Demetrious JohnsonRelated: Johnson uses wrestling to dictate where exchanges take place.