This week the wrestling tournament started at Rio 2016 bringing together 353 athletes from 68 countries who will compete in 21 olympic wresting events in two different disciplines: freestyle, for both men and women, and Greco-Roman, only for men.

According to the Rio 2016 official website, the athletes’ goal is to force their opponent’s shoulders on to the mat, in a fascinating mix of primal hand-to-hand combat and complex tactics, where technique, stamina and brute strength are all on display.

Oh, my.

Social media in Brazil didn’t quite know how to handle such “primal hand-to-hand combat,” and the hashtag #lutaolimpica (olympic wrestling) was born. Here are some of our early favorites:

NÃO TENHO Maturidade PARA #LutaOlimpica pic.twitter.com/OIolH4G2Gj

— Alana 🌻🏳️‍🌈 (@Liberti332) August 16, 2016

“I just can’t with #LutaOlimpica.”

Já sei qual esporte vou querer fazer pra próxima olimpíadas #lutaolimpica pic.twitter.com/UQKUxtbmRj

— Vai la gay 🏳️‍🌈 (@vaiIagay) August 16, 2016

“I already know what kind of sport I want to compete in the next Olympics.”

"@BabadoForty: ADORO #LutaOlimpica rssss #Rio2016 https://t.co/68U5KvUC2j"@veraoliveira152

— Ge Feitiço 2017🎉 (@geovana75101175) August 16, 2016

“LOVE #LutaOlimpica lol”

#lutaolimpica é um esporte meio estranho né pic.twitter.com/XOQNS11Gca

— Rafa (@rumenegon) August 16, 2016

“#lutaolimpica is kind of a strange sport, isn’t it?”

MAS GENT #Rio2016 #lutaolimpica pic.twitter.com/M0SZASAesm

— Fe 🇨🇦 (@FelipeeJLopes) August 15, 2016

“BUT GUYS”

queria pedir o perdão de todos, mas não tenho maturidade suficiente para assistir luta greco-romana/#lutaolimpica pic.twitter.com/L8mR26s1mP

— 𝗝𝗔𝗥𝗕𝗔𝗦 △ (@descolonizado) August 15, 2016

“I want to apologize to everybody, but I don’t have the maturity to watch greco-roman wrestling.”