shoot wrestling

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Shoot wrestling is a Japanese combat sport and professional wrestling style that emphasizes realistic, full-contact grappling and striking techniques derived from catch wrestling and other martial arts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf combat sport
professional wrestling style
associatedWithPromotion Pancrase
Pro Wrestling Fujiwara Gumi
RINGS
Shooto
UWF (Universal Wrestling Federation, Japan)
UWF International
countryOfOrigin Japan
developedInCountry Japan
developedInPeriod 1980s
emphasizes full-contact competition
leg locks
realism
submission finishes
hasAlternativeName shoot-style
shoot-style wrestling
hasKeyFigure Akira Maeda
Karl Gotch
Nobuhiko Takada
Satoru Sayama
Yoshiaki Fujiwara
influenced Pancrase rules
linked to: Pancrase

early PRIDE FC style
mixed martial arts
influencedBy catch wrestling
judo
karate
kickboxing
sambo
submission grappling
relatedTo puroresu
shoot-style promotion
shootfighting
ruleFeature matches can end by knockout
matches can end by referee stoppage
matches can end by submission
rope breaks are used
strikes are allowed
trainingIncludes catch wrestling-based grappling
sparring with controlled contact
submission drilling
typicalAttire kick pads
wrestling boots
wrestling trunks
usesTechniqueType chokes
grappling
joint locks
striking
submission holds
takedowns
throws

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Catch wrestling influenced shoot wrestling