In garages and gyms across the country, clubs are springing up, as social media makes wrestlers into stars
In the garage of a house in east Birmingham, dozens of people are crowded around a table where two men grapple with each other, fists interlocked, sweat dripping down their foreheads.
This is the world of competitive arm wrestling, surging in popularity across the country, with grassroots clubs popping up in garages, gyms and community centres nationwide.
