The CIS freestyle wrestling team performed a comedy show with various sketches, songs, and parodies. They poked fun at themselves, their sport, and popular culture. The show included mock performances of TV programs such as "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and "Field of Miracles," as well as a wrestling-themed retelling of a classic Russian play. The team also sang songs about their sport and their experiences. Throughout the show, they playfully teased each other and the audience. The performance ended with a heartfelt song about the importance of wrestlers in Russian culture and society.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The performance is by the CIS freestyle wrestling team.
2. The team is from Surgut.
3. The team's motto is "Hope is worth fighting for and struggle is worth hoping for."
4. The team performed at the Moscow Art Theater.
5. The performance included a retelling of the classic play "Anna Karenina" in a wrestling style.
6. The team also performed a rap song.
7. The performance included a parody of the TV show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire."
8. The team's coach said, "The main thing in life is to learn to fight and learn to fight again."
9. The team wanted to invite Jean-Claude Van Damme to perform with them, but he couldn't come.
10. The team's performance included a finale with a man pretending to be Van Damme.
11. The performance ended with a song about the importance of wrestling in Russia.
12. The song mentioned that sports gave the country a president (likely referring to Vladimir Putin, who is a judoka).
13. The team performed in front of a jury, including Alexander Vasilyevich.
14. The performance was recorded and broadcast on television.
15. The team's performance included a parody of the TV show "Field of Miracles."