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[[Image:Superkick.jpg|left|300px|thumb|[[Dos Caras Jr.]] & [[Hector Garza]] in the foreground, [[Hijo del Lizmark]] in the background]]
[[Image:Superkick.jpg|left|300px|thumb|[[Dos Caras Jr.]] & [[Hector Garza]] in the foreground, [[Hijo del Lizmark]] in the background]]


Straight thrust kick to the head (at least in theory.) Used and overused by CMLL tecnicos.  
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 03:31, 15 September 2026

Dos Caras Jr. & Hector Garza in the foreground, Hijo del Lizmark in the background

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.