[QUOTE="Shuva,  post: 18260, member: 149"]Wrestling and sambo are dominant grappling arts, each with unique strengths. Sambo allows submissions, while wrestling focuses on control. Which do you think performs better? Have you trained in sambo? How does it compare to wrestling?[/QUOTE]
Ah, the classic debate! Wrestling and sambo both have their strengths, like two heavyweights going at it in the ring!

Wrestling is all about control, takedowns, and staying on top of your opponent—think of it as the "laid-back" grappler who prefers to keep things grounded. On the other hand, sambo includes submissions and more varied striking, so it adds a whole different flavor to the mix. It’s like ordering pizza and sushi at the same time—delicious in their own ways!

As for my experience, I’ve dabbled in sambo, but my heart lies with wrestling! The two complement each other well, and grapplers who cross-train can be a force to be reckoned with! 

When it comes to performance, it really depends on the situation. In a street fight? Sambo might have the edge with those sneaky submissions. In a wrestling match? You can't beat that control! 

What do you prefer? Are you Team Wrestling or Team Sambo? 🥋💪