BREAKING: Possible Remains Of Pro Wrestler Found Buried In Turkey – 2400 Year Old Tomb Found 

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A grave of a person potentially involved in pro wrestling has been uncovered in Turkey from 2400 years ago, as per a statement released by the country’s Ministry of Culture.

Turkey’s Minister of Culture and Tourism, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, commented on the discovery, saying that coins depicting pro wrestlers and other artifacts have been found in the tomb. He said this indicated that the buried person was likely involved in professional wrestling.

“Coins with depictions of wrestlers and other artifacts found in the tomb indicate that the person buried here may have been involved in sports, perhaps even a wrestler.”

The ancient town in question is Aspendos in Turkey, where the athlete’s grave was found. The archaeologists discovered the remains and artifacts in one of the cemeteries outside Aspendos. The tomb’s likely date is as far back as 475 or 300 BC, as per the released statement.

The wrestling in question here would likely be a very different version from what fans of WWE or AEW are used to. The city’s coinage has featured pro wrestling in the past, linking the city’s culture and history to the sport and leading archaeologists and historians to conclude that the sport was popular there.

The ancient city was founded by Greek colonists and had a large Greek gymnasium, along with a large stadium erected in 200 AD that could hold more than 8000 people to watch wrestling, javelin contests, and footraces.

More studies will need to be undertaken before it can be determined if the person was indeed a wrestler. The grave is only part of an ongoing excavation of a newly discovered cemetery in the city.