What does AHW mean in WRESTLING

Amateur Hardcore Wrestling is a sport that combines aspects of amateur wrestling, professional wrestling, and martial arts techniques. It has become increasingly popular all over the world due to its combination of power and athleticism.

Anybody who meets the age requirements can take part in Amateur Hardcore Wrestling competitions. Athletes must also have some knowledge of the rules and regulations in order to compete safely.

Scoring works differently depending on which country or region you are competing in, but generally points are awarded based on takedowns or successful holds over an opponent. Points can also be awarded based on submissions or technical merits such as reversals.

Yes, there are several safety measures taken to ensure athletes compete safely while participating in Amateur Hardcore Wrestling matches. These include wearing protective gear such as headgear and shin guards, as well as having referees present during matches to stop dangerous moves from taking place.

For most competitions, competitors are grouped into weight classes so that they can fairly compete against opponents of similar size and strength levels. Weight classes for men usually start at bantamweight (under 50 kg) up to heavyweight (over 100kg). Women's weight categories generally range from flyweight (under 40kg) up to super heavyweight (over 80kg).