Upper Body Focus:

Wrestlers in Greco-Roman wrestling primarily rely on their arms and upper bodies for attacks and holds. 

No Leg Attacks:

The use of legs for offensive or defensive maneuvers is prohibited, including tripping, grabbing, or using legs to control the opponent. 

Emphasis on Throws and Takedowns:

The restrictions on leg use lead to a greater emphasis on throws, takedowns, and upper body holds to gain dominance. 

Origins:

Greco-Roman wrestling originated in France in the early 19th century, inspired by classical Greek and Roman representations of the sport. 

Olympic Sport:

Greco-Roman wrestling is a recognized Olympic sport, contested alongside freestyle wrestling