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[[Image:Superkick.jpg|left| | [[Image:Superkick.jpg|left|250px|thumb|[[Dos Caras Jr.]] & [[Hector Garza]] in the foreground, [[Hijo del Lizmark]] in the background]][[Image:EGmqXpV.gif|250px|thumb|[[Chris Adams]] on Rick Steiner]] | ||
Straight thrust kick to the head (at least in theory. | Straight thrust kick to the head (at least in theory). Used and overused by CMLL tecnicos. | ||
This move has been used for a long time, created by [[Chris Adams]], but most seem to be borrowing it from Shawn Michaels. | This move has been used for a long time, created by [[Chris Adams]], but most seem to be borrowing it from [[Shawn Michaels]]. | ||
[[Axiom]]'s ''Golden Ratio'' is a leaping Superkick, whereby his feet both fully leave the mat before impact. [[Volador Jr.]] regularly uses a low-angle Superkick after a run-up off the ropes to an opponent seated in the corner, ala a [[facewash]]. | |||
[[Category:Moves]] | [[Category:Moves]] | ||
[[Category:Strikes]] | [[Category:Strikes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:06, 17 October 2026
Straight thrust kick to the head (at least in theory). Used and overused by CMLL tecnicos.
This move has been used for a long time, created by Chris Adams, but most seem to be borrowing it from Shawn Michaels.
Axiom's Golden Ratio is a leaping Superkick, whereby his feet both fully leave the mat before impact. Volador Jr. regularly uses a low-angle Superkick after a run-up off the ropes to an opponent seated in the corner, ala a facewash.
