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[[ | ''"Tope" redirects here. See [[Tope (disambiguation)]] for other uses.'' | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:Nieblatopesuicida.jpg|200px|left|thumb|[[Mr. Niebla]] & [[Blue Panther]]]] | ||
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A tope is a head first lunging attack. It's most | A tope is a head first lunging attack (with the original Spanish word being slang for "headbutt", and translated more literally as "stop", "limit", "speed bump" or "maximum"). It's most often seen as a dive, when a luchador will fly thru the ropes to knock over his opponent. Topes can also be done in the ring, from the top rope or whilst running, with a '''Flying Tope''' typically referring to a flying headbutt off the top rope to a standing opponent, such as the [[Tope de Cristo]]. Topes out of the ring can also be done thru the ropes, over the ropes, from the top rope, and thru the corner ropes. | ||
Fast tope suicidas are often called '''Bullet Tope Suicidas'''. | Fast tope suicidas are often called '''Bullet Tope Suicidas'''. | ||
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Topes where the attacker doesn't put their own hands up to block blow are sometimes called '''La Dormilona'''. | Topes where the attacker doesn't put their own hands up to block blow are sometimes called '''La Dormilona'''. | ||
Topes with a forward spin are called [[Tope con Giro]]. | Topes with a forward spin are called [[Tope con Giro]]. As they are technically more likely to still make contact head-first than the chest-to-chest [[plancha suicida]]s. | ||
They can also be performed from the apron, [[Apron Tope Suicida|through the turnbuckles]]. | |||
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{{Gallerywide|name=Supetope.jpg|caption=[[Hijo del Santo]]}} | |||
{{Gallerywide|name=Topesuicida.jpg|caption=[[Ciclón Ramírez]]}} | |||
{{Gallerywide|name=Panteratopesuicida.jpg|caption=[[Pantera]]}} | |||
{{Gallerywide|name=Santotopecasas.jpg|caption=[[Hijo del Santo]]}} | |||
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{{Gallerywide|name=Blackwarriortope3.jpg|caption=[[Black Warrior]], master of the bullet tope}} | |||
{{Gallerywide|name=Ringpost-TopeSuicida.jpg|caption=[[Hector Garza]], tope over the ringpost}} | |||
{{Gallerywide|name=Topesuicidaovertop.JPG|caption=[[Zayco]], over the top rope}} | |||
{{Gallerywide|name=Sevillatope.jpg|caption=[[Oscar Sevilla]], over the top rope}} | |||
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[[Category:Moves]] | [[Category:Moves]] | ||
[[Category:Flying Moves]] | [[Category:Flying Moves]] | ||
[[Category:Dives]] | [[Category:Dives]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:46, 10 September 2026
"Tope" redirects here. See Tope (disambiguation) for other uses.
A tope is a head first lunging attack (with the original Spanish word being slang for "headbutt", and translated more literally as "stop", "limit", "speed bump" or "maximum"). It's most often seen as a dive, when a luchador will fly thru the ropes to knock over his opponent. Topes can also be done in the ring, from the top rope or whilst running, with a Flying Tope typically referring to a flying headbutt off the top rope to a standing opponent, such as the Tope de Cristo. Topes out of the ring can also be done thru the ropes, over the ropes, from the top rope, and thru the corner ropes.
Fast tope suicidas are often called Bullet Tope Suicidas.
Topes where the attacker doesn't put their own hands up to block blow are sometimes called La Dormilona.
Topes with a forward spin are called Tope con Giro. As they are technically more likely to still make contact head-first than the chest-to-chest plancha suicidas.
They can also be performed from the apron, through the turnbuckles.
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