Only In Turkey 7 - Oil Wrestling

The video explores the unique sport of oil wrestling in Turkey, where men compete in tight leather shorts, covered in oil. It compares this event to other European festivals, highlighting its distinctiveness. The video describes the wrestlers, the audience, and the process of the competition, which lasts three days. Winners gain fame and endorsement opportunities, though not for oil products. The sport is noted for its controversial techniques, adding to its reputation as a macho sport.

What makes oil wrestling in Turkey unique compared to other festivals?

• It is a dance competition.

• It is a festival of orange chucking.

• It is a slippery sport involving oil.

• It involves throwing tomatoes.

Who are the primary participants in the oil wrestling event?

• Tourists visiting Turkey.

• Local farmers who engage in the sport.

• Professional athletes from around the world.

• Children from local schools.

What is the main attraction for the audience at the oil wrestling event?

• The fireworks display at the end.

• The sight of tanned, oily men wrestling.

• The music and dance performances.

• The food stalls around the event.

What surprising fact is mentioned about the endorsements for the winners?

• They endorse travel agencies.

• They often endorse olive oil brands.

• They never endorse oil products.

• They endorse sports equipment.

What unusual tactic is sometimes used in oil wrestling to gain an advantage?

• Using a secret wrestling move.

• Slipping a hand down the opponent's pants.

• Throwing sand in the opponent's eyes.

• Distracting the opponent with loud noises.