Inside the World of Cock Fighting | Bob's Blitz

Inside the World of Cock Fighting

Valery Sanjur, 12, gives a sponge bath to a rooster using a mixture of alcohol and herbs to keep it cool, after its training at Dona Cata's cockpit (Gallera) in the district of Chorrera in Panama City October 23, 2010. Cock-fighting is popular in Panamanian culture where it is common to bet over the outcome for high stakes. Roosters over a year old are selected and trained for two months before they are placed in the arena where it will face another rooster in a battle that is typically to the death. REUTERS/Alberto Lowe (PANAMA - Tags: SOCIETY ANIMALS)

Valery Sanjur, 12, gives a sponge bath to a rooster using a mixture of alcohol and herbs to keep it cool, after its training at Dona Cata's cockpit in the district of Chorrera in Panama City.

A rooster is fitted with a set of spurs during its training phase at Dona Cata's cockpit (Gallera) in the district of Chorrera in Panama City October 23, 2010. Cock-fighting is popular in Panamanian culture where it is common to bet over the outcome for high stakes. Roosters over a year old are selected and trained for two months before they are placed in the arena where it will face another rooster in a battle that is typically to the death. REUTERS/Alberto Lowe (PANAMA - Tags: SOCIETY ANIMALS)

A rooster is fitted with a set of spurs during its training phase at Dona Cata's, possibly because the rooster's talons just aren't sharp enough.

Roosters fight during their training phase at Dona Cata's cockpit (Gallera) in the district of Chorrera in Panama City October 23, 2010. Cock-fighting is popular in Panamanian culture where it is common to bet over the outcome for high stakes. Roosters over a year old are selected and trained for two months before they are placed in the arena where it will face another rooster in a battle that is typically to the death. REUTERS/Alberto Lowe (PANAMA - Tags: IMAGES OF THE DAY SOCIETY ANIMALS)

Cock-fighting is popular in Panamanian culture where it is common to bet over the outcome for high stakes. Roosters over a year old are selected and trained for two months before they are placed in the arena where it will face another rooster in a battle that is typically to the death.

Why don't we create a hybrid? The matadors who kill bulls? They take on a rooster instead. Could call it Cock Cock Fighting, CCF.

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