According to US media reports, a new type of basketball + wrestling hybrid sport “Regball” has been circulating on the Internet recently. This sport is deeply loved by the Russian “combat nation”. This weird competition is very fierce. Players not only have to shoot but also can shoot. Wrestle each other with opponents. Surprisingly, there are even professional leagues in this kind of game. There are currently 22 teams participating in the game. You can think of the game as American football on the basketball court.
The playing field is played on the basketball court. Players of the two teams have to shoot and score the same as basketball, but during the shooting process, the players of the two teams can wrestle each other to grab the ball. The players usually push each other and fall down. , The confrontation on the court is very hot. Due to the fierce competition in this sport, in order to protect themselves, many athletes will wear knee pads and elbow pads before the game to prevent injuries.
Because wrestling techniques are allowed, there will be no tall basketball players in this sport. They are too tall and can easily be overthrown, making them unsuitable for this kind of competition. On the contrary, many wrestlers will become the protagonist of the competition, because the competition is not only fierce, but also requires high physical agility and physical fitness. Many team members’ uniforms are even wrestling uniforms.
The famous UFC lightweight champion “Kitty Hawk” Khabib likes to play this sport very much in peacetime, and this sport is also very popular in the hometown of Kitty Hawk in the Republic of Dagestan. He is often photographed to relax himself through this sport, because the participation of basketball makes the sense of violence in this sport less intense.
Famous players in the basketball world have mixed reviews for this mixed sport. Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell said with a smile on a Twitter: “Brother, what’s the matter…” Charlotte Hornets guard Terry Rozier added: ” This sport integrates American football, basketball, and wrestling!”
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