Suplex: Difference between revisions
From Luchawiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
BlackLesnar (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
BlackLesnar (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
||
| (3 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
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. | 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'''. | The term "suplex" alone is commonly used to refer to the most basic kind - the '''Vertical suplex'''. Sometimes called a ''Suplex de Bandera'' in lucha, when delayed. [[Eddie Guerrero]] made the continuous rolling vertical suplexes a signature, called the '''Three Amigos'''. | ||
There are multiple variations, including: | There are multiple variations, including: | ||
| Line 44: | Line 45: | ||
=== Pageless Variants === | |||
*[[Mayumi Ozaki]]'s ''Tequila Sunrise'' ([[Half Nelson]]/[[hammerlock]]) | *[[Mayumi Ozaki]]'s ''Tequila Sunrise'' ([[Half Nelson]]/[[hammerlock]]) | ||
*[[Agustin Cienfuegos]]' Spinning Suplex | *[[Agustin Cienfuegos]]' Spinning Suplex | ||
| Line 55: | Line 57: | ||
*[[Brisa Mortal]]'s Suplex followed by a [[Puente Olímpico]] | *[[Brisa Mortal]]'s Suplex followed by a [[Puente Olímpico]] | ||
*[[Caifán]]'s Armlock Suplex | *[[Caifán]]'s Armlock Suplex | ||
*[[Razor Ramon II]]'s [[Pumphandle]] Suplex | |||
*[[Sugi Sito]]'s ''El Suplicio Oriental'' | |||
*[[Maverick]]'s Delayed Vertical suplex | |||
[[Category:Moves]][[Category:Power Moves]] | [[Category:Moves]][[Category:Power Moves]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:56, 15 October 2026
For the luchador named "Suplex", see El Hijo Del Cien Caras.
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. Sometimes called a Suplex de Bandera in lucha, when delayed. Eddie Guerrero made the continuous rolling vertical suplexes a signature, called the Three Amigos.
There are multiple variations, including:
- German Suplex
- Aztecan Suplex (straightjacket)
- Croyt's Wrath
- Northern Lights Suplex
- Exploder Suplex
- Front Suplex (Gourdbuster)
- Dragon Suplex
- Tiger Suplex
- Wheelbarrow Suplex
- Backdrop Suplex (/ Belly-to-back suplex / Saito Suplex / Backdrop Driver )
- Fisherman's Suplex
- Swinging Fisherman's Suplex
- Double Arm Suplex
- Skyward Suplex
- Cradle Suplex
- Uranage (Side / Sambo Suplex)
- Falcon Arrow (Sitout Suplex Slam)
- Jackhammer (Vertical Suplex Powerslam)
- Guerrero Special (Inverted Suplex)
Technically:
- Corner Suplex
- Belly-To-Belly Suplex
- Cargada de Bombero con Suplex (Fireman's Carry Suplex) / Fireman's Carry Slam
- Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex
- Superplex
- Half Nelson Suplex
Pageless Variants
- Mayumi Ozaki's Tequila Sunrise (Half Nelson/hammerlock)
- Agustin Cienfuegos' Spinning Suplex
- Dan Kroffat's Cobra Clutch Suplex
- Redentor (Laguna)'s Own Suplex
- Tiger Mask IV's Millennium Suplex (Crossface Chickenwing)
- Spartako's Long pole suplex
- Charro Negro's Charroplex
- Tully Blanchard's Slingshot Suplex
- Roderick Strong/Ronnie Mendoza's Suplex Backbreaker
- Brisa Mortal's Suplex followed by a Puente Olímpico
- Caifán's Armlock Suplex
- Razor Ramon II's Pumphandle Suplex
- Sugi Sito's El Suplicio Oriental
- Maverick's Delayed Vertical suplex
