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Named after a judo throw. Accurately refers to a '''Sambo [[Suplex]]''' or '''Side Suplex''', in which the attacker lifts, swivels, and drops the opponent in a sort of 180 [[Side Slam]]. However, it is now more commonly (if erroneously) used to refer to something of a middle ground between a [[chokeslam]] and a side slam - usually while remaining standing. Popularized by the Rock’s falling side slam. | Named after a judo throw. Accurately refers to a '''Sambo [[Suplex]]''' or '''Side Suplex''', in which the attacker lifts, swivels, and drops the opponent in a sort of 180 [[Side Slam]].<sup>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwGp1460D8c]</sup> However, it is now more commonly (if erroneously) used to refer to something of a middle ground between a [[chokeslam]] and a side slam - usually while remaining standing. Popularized by the Rock’s falling side slam. Either version can be done out a wind up. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:27, 9 September 2026
Named after a judo throw. Accurately refers to a Sambo Suplex or Side Suplex, in which the attacker lifts, swivels, and drops the opponent in a sort of 180 Side Slam.[1] However, it is now more commonly (if erroneously) used to refer to something of a middle ground between a chokeslam and a side slam - usually while remaining standing. Popularized by the Rock’s falling side slam. Either version can be done out a wind up.
