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Sarape con Tijera is a headscissors variant. The attacker usually is trapped on their opponents shoulders, but spins around to escape using a headscissors.  
Sarape con Tijera is a [[headscissors]] variant. The attacker usually is trapped on their opponents shoulders, but spins around to escape using a headscissors.  


The [Serape http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serape] name is a reference to the Mexican shawl of the same name, hanging off the shoulder in a similar way to the luchador during this move.
The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serape Serape] name is a reference to the Mexican shawl of the same name, hanging off the shoulder in a similar way to the luchador during this move.


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Latest revision as of 11:34, 4 September 2026

Sarape con Tijera is a headscissors variant. The attacker usually is trapped on their opponents shoulders, but spins around to escape using a headscissors.

The Serape name is a reference to the Mexican shawl of the same name, hanging off the shoulder in a similar way to the luchador during this move.