Summary
IT was the bloodiest sport of all and was banned nearly 2,000 years ago but the modern-day thirst for gore has led to the return of gladiatorial fighting in Rome's Colosseum.
The Italian capital has sanctioned the gruesome spectacle to mark the 2,000th anniversary of the birth of Emperor Vespasian, who began the construction of the Colosseum, completed by Titus, his son and successor.See the full content of this document
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Gladiators' Thumbs-Up to Battle at Colosseum
Organiser Umberto Broccoli explained the decision. He said: 'We need to bring m...
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