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[[Image:FB IMG 1485465482756.jpg|left|thumb|[[Negro Azteca]] performing]]
A lucha submission intended for the legs and [[hammerlock|arm]]. Variation of a [[cruceta]], first trapping the arm and pulling it. The performer's leg and knee is over the opponent's back to add more pain.


[[Image:Tmp-cam--426748755.jpg|left|thumb|[[Aira]] performing an elevated version]]
There are several variations of this move one of them includes elevating the opponent's legs in order to inflict more damage. Other versions include the use of both arms to add even more pressure and make more difficult to brake this hold.


[[Image:FB IMG 1502938016428.jpg|left|thumb|[[Baronessa]] performing another variation]]
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File:FB IMG 1485465482756.jpg|[[Negro Azteca]] performing his original version
[[Image:IMG 20170817 182456 175.jpg|left|300px|thumb|[[Miss Tiger]] using both arms]]
File:Tmp-cam--426748755.jpg|[[Aira]] performing an elevated versión
 
File:FB IMG 1502938016428.jpg|[[Baronessa]] performing her version
A lucha submission intended for the legs and arm.  Variation of a cruceta, first trapping the arm and pulling it.  The performer's leg and knee is over the opponent's back to add more pain.
File:IMG 20170817 182456 175.jpg|[[Miss Tiger]] using both arms
 
There are several variations of this move one of them includes elevating the opponent's legs in order to inflict more damage.  Other versions include the use of both arms to add even more pressure and make more difficult to brake this hold.


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Latest revision as of 19:25, 4 September 2026

A lucha submission intended for the legs and arm. Variation of a cruceta, first trapping the arm and pulling it. The performer's leg and knee is over the opponent's back to add more pain.

There are several variations of this move one of them includes elevating the opponent's legs in order to inflict more damage. Other versions include the use of both arms to add even more pressure and make more difficult to brake this hold.