Marching band members play before a match in Brazzaville.
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Congolese women sell tickets through a smashed window in Brazzaville.
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The hands of Minzoto Bulemi, also known as "Super Anguluma."
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Congolese marching band members in Brazzaville.
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Siboli from Kinshasa (left) appears paralyzed by a powder used by Amigo from Brazzaville during a tournament.
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Kadima Kayombo, known as "Mabokotomo," demonstrates one of his wrestling techniques in Kinshasa.
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Bougie Rouge, also known as "Red Candle," stands in the background before fighting while his "Little Buddha," or magic assistant, dances.
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Congolese wrestlers train at Marturs Stadium in Kinshasa.
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Makasi Tskiwa, 46, known as "Big Papa T," faces away from the camera in Kinshasa.
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Locango Ndoki, "The Sorcerer," worships his witchcraft statue before a match in Brazzaville.
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Congolese wrestlers train at the Marturs Stadium in Kinshasa.
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"Big Papa T" poses for the camera in Kinshasa.
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Wrestlers train near Badiading camp in Kinshasa.
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"Red Tiger" lies down in the ring after pretending to eat one of his opponent's eyes during a match in Brazzaville.
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The magic assistant of "Red Tiger" watches the defeat of his master at the Mbonge Stadium.
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The star of Congolese wrestling, Endingwe, from Kinshasa, lies in a coffin during a match.
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Congolese supporters surround Siboli from Kinshasa, as he celebrates his victory at the Mbonge Stadium.
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