Legdan

Two competitors face off inside a marked ring while onlookers gather around and clap out a rhythm.

Wrestlers grip each other by the arms, shoulders, or waist, trying to unbalance one another without punching or kicking.

A wrestler wins the bout the instant they force any part of their opponent's body besides the feet to touch the ground.

Common winning moves include hip throws, trips, and sudden lifts followed by a controlled takedown.

Matches are traditionally held during celebrations and clan gatherings, often accompanied by drumming and praise-singing for the winner.

Tournaments run as a knockout bracket, with the final undefeated wrestler earning the title of champion for that gathering.