Wrestling essays

In The World of Wrestling by Roland Barthes, he takes the sport of wrestling and turns it into a modern day myth. He talks of the French wrestling scene describing the spectacle, the venues, and the wrestlers themselves. It is well known that wrestling itself isn’t real, just acting but it is still fancied by many people.

The Wolfpac was a group of four guys that broke off from the tyranny of their group the NWO. Stings face paint changes from black and white to black and red in support of his new alliance. His music is shared with the other members of the group, a catchy rap song personalized for the group. The wrestling industry cashes in quite well on the music.

In the article,”The World of Wrestling” by Roland Barthes will argue that because wrestling stages absolute morality and ideal justice, watching it provides spectators with a perfect understanding of the universe.

The first real traces of the development of wrestling date back to the times of the Sumerians, over 5,000 years ago. There are also many historical and archaeological traces of wrestling in Ancient Egypt. Drawings were discovered in Ancient Egypt in the tombs of Beni-Hassan representing 400 couples of wrestlers.