The Carnage of the Colosseum: Rome's Most Savage Gladiator Battle #history

In "The Carnage of the Colosseum", we explore the most brutal gladiator battle in Roman history. In 80 AD, 9,000 gladiators were forced to fight to the death in the Colosseum in a horrific spectacle that became known as the Carnage of the Colosseum. After this event, the Roman emperor Titus banned mass gladiator battles due to the sheer brutality. "The Carnage of the Colosseum" reveals little-known facts about the bloodiest day in the Colosseum's history.

[baciuandrei]

I've tried finding more info about this. There's literally 0 information about this, so I call it bullshit. Besides, gladiators were like elite athletes, it was more profitable to keep them alive than kill them

[DiscoveringJustice]

Presenting such misleading information is not only detrimental to your credibility but also misguides the viewers who are looking to learn. It’s imperative to do diligent research before making claims or assertions

[edwardstewart]

That was an the equivalent of a whole war.

[gc]

2, 000 years ago....the Coliseum wouldn't have been a half crumbled ruin ...

[Justinian]

This is false, quit using bad AI images and bad AI voices to share crap that never happened for views.

[angrytedtalks]

Not 9000 all at once. Don't make stuff up.

[kimcason]

Almost or Nearly 2.000 yrs ago, surely..!
Not long to wait mind..! 😂