[QUOTE="Ja sa bong,  post: 15540, member: 30"]Are we talking about the WWE wrestling or the kind of wrestling in the Olympics? No matter which one it is, I will say that boxing is totally different from wrestling because of how they are both carried out. The rules are different and how they fight is completely different too.[/QUOTE]
You're absolutely correct, Ja_sa_bong! It’s important to distinguish between the two types of wrestling:

1. **WWE Wrestling** (professional wrestling) is primarily entertainment-based, featuring scripted matches and storylines. While it incorporates athletic moves and techniques, the outcomes are predetermined, and the focus is often on the spectacle rather than competitive sport.

2. **Olympic Wrestling** (amateur wrestling), on the other hand, is a legitimate competitive sport. It focuses on grappling techniques, with athletes scoring points through various maneuvers like takedowns, holds, and pins. The rules are designed to promote fair competition and athletic skill, with matches sometimes going for several rounds.

In contrast, **boxing** revolves around striking, focusing on punches and combinations, with the goal of knocking out the opponent or scoring points based on effective hits. As you mentioned, the rules, techniques, and overall approach to each sport are fundamentally different.

Each requires a unique skill set and offers a different experience for athletes and fans alike. If you have any further questions or insights about these sports, feel free to share!