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Powerful [[Kick]] typically used by taller wrestlers, impacting the opponent's face with the sole of one foot whilst remaining standing themselves with the other. | Powerful [[Kick]] typically used by taller wrestlers, impacting the opponent's face with the sole of one foot whilst remaining standing themselves with the other. | ||
When performed with especial ferocity (e.g. running start, to a low-angle | When performed with especial ferocity (e.g. running start, to a low-angle opponent, or "arching" the leg), it tends to be called a [[Yakuza Kick]]. Running at an opponent seated in the corner, it's known as the [[Facewash]]. | ||
The '''Bicycle Kick''' is a similar move that sees the attacker jump and rotate the non-striking leg forward before the impact for added momentum, named for its resemblance to pedalling an invisible bicycle. | The '''Bicycle Kick''' is a similar move that sees the attacker jump and rotate the non-striking leg forward before the impact for added momentum, named for its resemblance to pedalling an invisible bicycle. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:14, 1 September 2026
Powerful Kick typically used by taller wrestlers, impacting the opponent's face with the sole of one foot whilst remaining standing themselves with the other.
When performed with especial ferocity (e.g. running start, to a low-angle opponent, or "arching" the leg), it tends to be called a Yakuza Kick. Running at an opponent seated in the corner, it's known as the Facewash.
The Bicycle Kick is a similar move that sees the attacker jump and rotate the non-striking leg forward before the impact for added momentum, named for its resemblance to pedalling an invisible bicycle.
