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Known elsewhere as a '''figure four leg lock'''. [[El Enfermero]] is credited with popularize the move in Mexico, and the move is sometimes called '''La Cruceta del Enfermero''' | Known elsewhere as a '''figure four [[leglock|leg lock]]'''. [[El Enfermero]] is credited with popularize the move in Mexico, and the move is sometimes called '''La Cruceta del Enfermero''' (nurse's cross) or '''Cruceta a las Piernas''' (leg cross). | ||
There are many variations in use in Mexico. The [[Cruceta Invertido]] is actually more commonly used in matches. | There are many variations in use in Mexico. The [[Cruceta Invertido]] is actually more commonly used in matches. | ||
Variations include: | |||
*[[Cruceta Invertida]] | |||
**[[El Pozo]] | |||
*[[Cruceta Negra]] | |||
*[[Cruceta Nipona]] | |||
*[[La Cruceta Tapatía]] | |||
*[[Estacas Indias]] | |||
**[[La Lagunera]] | |||
**[[La Palanca Infernal]] | |||
**[[Muta Lock]] | |||
**[[Octopus Move]] | |||
**[[La Triangular de Solar]] | |||
**[[Zumbido Clutch]] | |||
*[[Cristo Negro]] | |||
**[[Cristo Invertido]] | |||
*[[Nudo]] | |||
**[[Ziplock]] | |||
**[[Nudo Egipcio]] | |||
**[[El Nudo Lagunero]] | |||
*[[Nudo Marino]] | |||
*[[La Insoladora]] | |||
*[[La Maravillosa]] | |||
*[[La Cañonera]] | |||
*[[La Consentida]]? | |||
*[[La Descuartizadora]]? (one variant) | |||
*[[Reyna Siria]]'s ''Cruceta de Siria'' | |||
Variants using the attacker's arms as the fulcrum: | |||
*[[Feline Cross]] | |||
*[[La Cruz del Guerrero]] | |||
*[[La Safarina]] | |||
see also, the [[Cangrejo]] fusions: | |||
*[[Scorpion Deathlock]] | |||
**[[Triangle Scorpion]] | |||
**[[La Motocicleta]] | |||
*[[Texas Cloverleaf]] | |||
**[[Lasso From El Paso]] | |||
== Video Clips == | == Video Clips == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:12, 5 September 2026
Known elsewhere as a figure four leg lock. El Enfermero is credited with popularize the move in Mexico, and the move is sometimes called La Cruceta del Enfermero (nurse's cross) or Cruceta a las Piernas (leg cross).
There are many variations in use in Mexico. The Cruceta Invertido is actually more commonly used in matches.
Variations include:
- Cruceta Invertida
- Cruceta Negra
- Cruceta Nipona
- La Cruceta Tapatía
- Estacas Indias
- Cristo Negro
- Nudo
- Nudo Marino
- La Insoladora
- La Maravillosa
- La Cañonera
- La Consentida?
- La Descuartizadora? (one variant)
- Reyna Siria's Cruceta de Siria
Variants using the attacker's arms as the fulcrum:
see also, the Cangrejo fusions:
