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Most gladiators were usually slaves. Slavers sell slaves for money and the slaves are forced into an arena to fight to their deaths.Typically, a slave gladiator goes against a super strong and powerful guy that was not a slave. The spectators would typically want the super strong and powerful guy to win.

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