Traditional British Wrestling is a form of competitive grappling that has roots dating back to the 19th century. It features various styles, including Cornish wrestling and Scottish backhold, each with its own unique rules and techniques. Wrestlers aim to throw their opponents to the ground, using skill and strength while adhering to specific regulations. The sport is often performed in a ring or on a mat, with participants typically wearing traditional attire. Events are held at local fairs and festivals, showcasing the cultural heritage of the United Kingdom. Traditional British Wrestling emphasizes sportsmanship and respect among competitors.