What are some similar slogans in ancient China?

That’s terrible. "Musicheng" is commonly used in Japan.

Most of the competitions in our country are held by the royal family. Generally, nobles and famous ministers compete with the emperor. It is impossible for everyone not to "cheer" for the emperor. Therefore, "cheer" in the game is "Long live".

In competitions in other markets, the name of the supporting party (or the name of the owner) is usually shouted. For example, fighting crickets will call "Heitou" and "Yongjun".