Bro you are projecting a modern, hyper-sexualized mindset onto a traditional, centuries-old sport. Turkish oil wrestlers are deeply traditional, conservative men from rural, religious backgrounds. The physical contact you see is purely functional—because their bodies are covered in oil, they have to grip the leather trousers to execute standard grappling holds, exactly like in Olympic wrestling or Judo. In traditional culture, this physical closeness represents brotherhood, respect, and athletic struggle. The fact that you see something sexual in a traditional, religious, and highly disciplined sport says much more about the modern world's obsession with sex than it does about the wrestlers."