KNOW YOUR WRESTLING MANEUVERS

Hey everyone, should I make this topic a list of move names and descriptions? Meaning, if you dont know a any moves. You can go back to this topic for them. So, you want me to, please PM me to let me know about.

Please don`t wait until June because I will be gone from AFW to focus my videogame projects.

I mean it's a pretty cool thread idea... except what's your favorite wrestling move would be better. Honestly, though there are like at least 500 different types of pro-wrestling moves if you include variations of them. This information is also readily available on Television's bastard son, the internet and Wikipedia.... soo yeah...

My favorite moves are the Super Kick, Cutter, Stretch Muffler, Powerbomb, Back Drop, German Suplex, the Piledriver, and you know any varition of moonsault look awesome " title="Razz" />

My favorite move is the main finisher of Ryan Knight. What does he call it?

"I call it the no hope left. A guy in a mask showed it to me. Here's the link. I use it becasuse no one has really seen something like that."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNGv-cfJYh0

Alright then heres some moonsault variations. I will describe the moves that you two mention also after this.
Corkscrew
Springboard
Double Jump
Triple Jump
Arabrian/Double Stringboard
Diving
Double Rotation
Sideways
Handspring
much more...

Suicide is that masked man. Curt Hawkins used that move once before too under its technical name.

Gutwrench Falling Powerbomb
___ bows a victim down and pushes their head to one side of her legs. She then leans over the bent-over, knock-kneed victim and grabs a gutwrench hold. ___ lifts the victim off their feet, and flips over, sitting her shoulders. ___ leans backward slowly (while keeping her head between the victim's legs) as she keeps a hold on the legs around the thighs with her arms. She falls forward, slamming the opponent onto the mat, back-first.

Piledriver
___ bows a victim down and pulls them forward with their head placed between her thighs in a standing neckscissors. She then leans over the bent-over, knock-kneed victim and grabs a waistlock. ___ wiggles her hips and lifts the victim off their feet, vertically upside-down with their head still-scissored between ___â€s thighs and their legs pressed together in the air. She then holds them there for several seconds, sits down into a seated position, driving the victimâ€s head down to the mat between her thighs.

Superkick | High Side Thrust Kick
___ uses the sole of the foot to strike an opponent's chin, usually preceded by a sidestep. She often slaps the thigh of her kicking leg at the point where her foot makes contact with her opponent, to generate an appropriate sound effect.

German Suplex | Bridging Mid Angle Belly-to-Back Waistlock Suplex Hold
___ wraps her arms around the opponent in a rear waistlock, as in a belly-to-back. She then tightens her hold around the opponentâ€s waist and bends her knees, lowering her hips with their butt. In doing so, the opponentâ€s butt pressed against ___'s waist/crotch and ___'s bust pushed into their back as the opponent bent forwards slightly. ___ thrusts her hips into the opponent as she flips the opponent overhead and drops them down back-first. The opponentâ€s knees pressed against their chest (during the liftoff) and then their legs folded over their body on impact. So that the opponentâ€s feet almost touches the mat at the sides of her head and their butt was sticking up in the air as ___ made the bridge. ___ keeps her body bridged to elevate herself on her toes after the impact, pinning the opponentâ€s shoulders down to the mat.

Twist of Fate| Front Necklock spun into Jumping Cutter
This ¾ facelock bulldog variation sees ___ holding a bent-over, knock-kneed victim in a front facelock and then pivots at 180° (while swinging her legs upward) into a jump. In doing so, she catches the opponent's head in a ¾ facelock. ___ then falls down to her back, forcing the opponent's jaw to drop down on her arm.

Hey Oath, which backdrop as in back suplex or back body drop?

Suicide Solution | Twisting Flipping Over- the-Shoulder Leg Hook Belly-to-Back Suplex
___ stands at the side of the opponent from behind. ___ then overhooks her near arm around the opponentâ€s and bends over. In doing so, she uses her free arm to hook the opponentâ€s near leg over the back of her neck. She then lifts the victim by their standing leg and falls backwards onto her back as she flips the foe overhead onto their front.

[quote="ArcherGurl":25n4g6zg]The technical name is Twisting flipping over the shoulder leg hook belly-to-back suplex does that your answer, Deus?