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The wrestler places his opponent in between his legs then the wrestler lifts his opponent over his shoulder and holds both his arms in a cross position. The wrestler finally runs or falls to his/her knees and throws his opponent onto the mat back/neck first. It can also be called a High Cross [[Powerbomb]]. [[Hernandez]] utilizes a running variation called the '''Border Toss''', and [[Angelico]] uses a running variation into the turnbuckles call it '''Fall of the Angels'''. | The wrestler places his opponent in between his legs then the wrestler lifts his opponent over his shoulder and holds both his arms in a cross position. The wrestler finally runs or falls to his/her knees and throws his opponent onto the mat back/neck first. It can also be called a High Cross [[Powerbomb]]. [[Hernandez]] utilizes a running variation called the '''Border Toss''', and [[Angelico]] uses a running variation into the turnbuckles call it '''Fall of the Angels'''. | ||
Atsushi Onita innovated a similar move called the '''Thunder Fire Powerbomb''', in which he would lift his victim high over one shoulder and drive them down at a high angle. | [[Atsushi Onita]] innovated a similar move called the '''Thunder Fire Powerbomb''', in which he would lift his victim high over one shoulder and drive them down at a high angle. | ||
[[Cuatrero]] | [[Cuatrero]] and [[James Storm]] both spin before the release in their version. | ||
== Splash Mountain == | == Splash Mountain == | ||
Latest revision as of 19:59, 17 September 2026
The wrestler places his opponent in between his legs then the wrestler lifts his opponent over his shoulder and holds both his arms in a cross position. The wrestler finally runs or falls to his/her knees and throws his opponent onto the mat back/neck first. It can also be called a High Cross Powerbomb. Hernandez utilizes a running variation called the Border Toss, and Angelico uses a running variation into the turnbuckles call it Fall of the Angels.
Atsushi Onita innovated a similar move called the Thunder Fire Powerbomb, in which he would lift his victim high over one shoulder and drive them down at a high angle.
Cuatrero and James Storm both spin before the release in their version.
Splash Mountain
A Sitout Crucifix Powerbomb, aka BT Bomb. Top rope version shown.
The Niagara Driver is a variation where, as in the Thunder Fire, the opponent is over one shoulder of the attacker.
