Switzerland crowned its king of wrestling Sunday at its triennial traditional folk sport festival, with the winner outlasting hundreds of competitors in the grappling discipline that bears a vague resemblance to Japanese sumo.The Wrestling and Alpine Festival, billed the alpine country's largest traditional sporting event, was held over the weekend at a temporary arena in Mollis, an area in the eastern Swiss canton of Glarus, with hundreds of thousands of spectators gathering for the event and related festivities.The sport, called Schwingen, has two wrestlers grapple in a sawdust circle, gr…READ FULL ARTICLE
