Bull Fighting Rules Detail
Each bullfight comprises six bulls and three matadors, each of whom fights two bulls. The bulls are specially bred fighting bulls, usually from the same bloodline and are not less than four years old with a weight somewhere between 500 and 800 kilos. A bull must never have faced a man on foot before they enter the bullring, according to the bullfighting rules. The reason being that if this is the case, they may charge the man, instead of the cape. The selection of bulls for Spanish bullfighting is determined by drawing lots on the morning of the corrida.
Each bullfight comprises six bulls and three matadors, each of whom fights two bulls. The bulls are specially bred fighting bulls, usually from the same bloodline and are not less than four years old with a weight somewhere between 500 and 800 kilos. A bull must never have faced a man on foot before they enter the bullring, according to the bullfighting rules. The reason being that if this is the case, they may charge the man, instead of the cape. The selection of bulls for Spanish bullfighting is determined by drawing lots on the morning of the corrida.
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
Bull Fighting Rules
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ReplyDeleteok well one question what is that stick on its back?
It's in its back. That is how they kill it
DeleteIt's in its back. That is how they kill it
DeleteOn the 3rd picture is that guy getting stabbed in the chest by the bull? 0_0
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