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*[[Skyward Suplex]]
*[[Skyward Suplex]]
*[[Cradle Suplex]]
*[[Cradle Suplex]]
*[[Uranage]] (Sambo Suplex)
*[[Falcon Arrow]] (Sitout Suplex Slam)
*[[Falcon Arrow]] (Sitout Suplex Slam)
*[[Olympic Slam]] (technically)
*[[Olympic Slam]] (technically)
*[[Fallaway Slam]] (technically)
*[[Fallaway Slam]] (technically)
*[[Brainbuster]] (technically)
*[[Valiente Driver]](?)
*[[Valiente Driver]](?)


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*[[Spartako]]'s Long pole suplex
*[[Spartako]]'s Long pole suplex
*[[Charro Negro]]'s ''Charroplex''
*[[Charro Negro]]'s ''Charroplex''
*[[Tully Blanchard]]'s [[Slingshot]] Suplex
*[[Roderick Strong]]/[[Ronnie Mendoza]]'s Suplex [[Backbreaker]]


[[Category:Moves]][[Category:Power Moves]]
[[Category:Moves]][[Category:Power Moves]]

Latest revision as of 12:49, 8 September 2026

For the luchador named "Suplex", see El Hijo Del Cien Caras.

performed by Maverick

Broad category of wrestling manoeuvre, originating from legitimate Olympic wrestling. The common thread is lifting an opponent and slamming them down (typically back first) behind where the performer was facing, as opposed to a slam or powerbomb.

The term "suplex" alone is commonly used to refer to the most basic kind - the Vertical suplex. Eddie Guerrero made the continuous rolling vertical suplexes a signature, called the Three Amigos.

There are multiple variations, including: