The study of relation between emotions and visual-movement ability of elite athletes. The peculiarities of visual perception in information processing conditions with connection of emotions in elite athletes were studied. The 19 elite athletes, Greco-Roman wrestlers aged 19-22 were examined. The sequence of the study methods: simple visual-motor reaction; reaction to the moving object; perception speed; scale of emotion excitability. Consents for research in writing form were given by the athletes according to the recommendations to Ethics Committees for Biomedical Research. The received results indicate the significant links between anger and peculiarities of visual perception in elite athletes. Probably, it emotional factor as anger is the hindrance in concentration of attention on object in athletes. This results to ineffective information processing and lead to deterioration of visual perception, effectiveness of competitive activity. Thus, the anger as an affective emotion is a negative characteristic and affect to general functional state and possibilities of competition performance of wrestlers.