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Pankration, an ancient Greek martial art, fused the disciplines of boxing and wrestling into a single, no-holds-barred combat sport. Its name derives from the Greek words pan (all) and kratos (power or strength), reflecting its emphasis on complete and unrestrained physical dominance. A staple of the Olympic Games from 648 BCE, pankration represented both a contest of physical prowess and a metaphor for human resilience and adaptability.
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Origins and Cultural Significance
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Pankration, an ancient Greek martial art, fused the disciplines of boxing and wrestling into a single, no-holds-barred combat sport. Its name derives from the Greek words pan (all) and kratos (power or strength), reflecting its emphasis on complete and unrestrained physical dominance. A staple of the Olympic Games from 648 BCE, pankration represented both a contest of physical prowess and a metaphor for human resilience and adaptability.
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Origins and Cultural Significance
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