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#5 : Thumbs down Meant Death
As shown in the movies , the Emperor in attendance chose whether the gladiator would live or die using the thumbs up or thumbs down . In reality , historians believe that though emperors did determine the of a gladiator using these gestures , their meanings are reversed : that thumbs down meant the gladiator would be spared , while thumbs up meant he would be slain in a Mortal Kombat - like finish . When an was not in attendance ? usually in battles outside the Colosseum ? the crowd served as the reaper , as the volume of cheers determined the . Historians surmise that other gestures were implemented perhaps more often than thumbs down , including a closed fist with two protruding fingers to signal mercy .

#4 : There Were No Woman Gladiators
Because female gladiators are in most media portrayals , it is thought that women were not a part of the barbaric games . This is untrue , as women ? both free and slaves ? fought as legitimate gladiators . There were many fights featuring female , and some were given larger roles in the events as they proved themselves as gifted fighters . A notable gladiatrix was Mevia , who was pitted against animals in incredibly entertaining bouts , and there is also an account of a long spectacular fight with two women , ? Amazon ? and ? Achillia , ? which ended in a . Being more of a novelty , women often fought handicapped opponents and competed in hunting challenges , but these spectacles ended around 200 AD after Emperor Severus them from the games ? though some still fought illegally .

#3 : Christians Were Thrown to the Lions in Gladiator Events
History has us believe that Christians were in Gladiator events during the Roman Empire . While Christians were indeed executed as part of Roman rule , there are zero accounts of a Christian being thrown to the lions at the Colosseum , or being involved in any gladiatorial sacrifices . In fact , most Christian happened in the dawn of the Empire , and by the time gladiation became popular , Christians were free citizens . Also , animals were made mostly to fight each other , or to be slain in competitions against inferior opponents , like Emperors who decided to participate . Some believe that this myth has been used as pro - Christian propaganda , in a way to accentuate the persecution that Christianity faced during its rise to power .

#2 : Gladiators Were Always Slaves
This can also be seen in the movies . While a solid of people were forced into the profession through slavery , there were citizens ? even Emperors themselves ? who elected to fight through their own free will . This is becauseGladiators were the world's first sports . To be a gladiator was to get instant fame and glory . They were beloved , , idolized : there were action figures , there were billboards , and the best of them even got sponsorships . They routinely filled the Colosseum that is estimated to have held as many as 80 , 000 , along with 400 other arenas throughout the Empire . People even in gladiator schools , which were abundant in Rome , to the tune of 100 institutions . There were few others ways a plebeian could get noticed , let alone become a celebrity or sex symbol .

#1 : Gladiators Always Fought to the Death
The best Gladiators were prized that managers and promoters could not afford to lose . Therefore , not every fight was to the death . Referees were instated to stop major fights when a person got , so as to allow the fighter the full milking of his worth . Of course , this safeguard was only installed for certain events , and the toll of the occupation severely weathered the fighters . It is estimated that 1 in 5 matches resulted in a death , and that most gladiators died by 25 . The death count of Gladiators during the Roman reign was 5000 . Multiply that by 700 years and you have 3 . 5 million deaths from just one sport ? makes hockey seem tame , doesn't it ?

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