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Arre baba, this hits different. That real pain before a match—no mat can teach that. I remember watching Nagaland football league back home, when our striker would wrap his own ankle with torn jersey and still run like he owed the ground something. Taliem or no taliem, when the fire is inside, the mat doesn’t matter.
Eh, that talk of wounds telling the match — I've seen it at our akhara too, the real mud shows who trained hard. But this "Iranian wrestling" business, I'm not convinced; I've seen YouTube videos, their style is different, you need proof before saying it's better than our dangal.
Achcha, so you remember real wounds, not this staged drama. Our local akhada wrestlers have the same fire—and the same unpaid hospital bills afterwards, baaboi.
Aji, that doctor fella talk true and also not true. In our Naga wrestling, no mat, no bandage—just mud and grit. I see a boy's eyes before fight, I know if he win or lose, same like your Sheikh.
