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A [[tijeras]] variation, and common lucha libre move. The attackers hooks the opponents around the head with a his legs, spins around, and throws the victim a long distance. | A [[tijeras]] variation, and common lucha libre move. The attackers hooks the opponents around the head with a his legs, spins around, and throws the victim a long distance. | ||
[[Masato Yoshino]] made a habit of | It can be used to set up other moves. Most famously, for [[Mistico]]'s iconic finish, [[La Mistica]]. [[Masato Yoshino]] also also made a habit of the practice, with variants including ''Speed Star'' ([[cradle|crucifix]]), ''[[La Mistica|Torbellino]]'' ([[facebuster]]), ''Ude Yoshino'' ([[Cross Armbreaker]]), and ''[[Spinning headscissors into octopus hold|From Jungle]]'' ([[Octopus Hold]]). | ||
[[Category:Flying Moves]] | [[Category:Flying Moves]] | ||
[[Category:Dives]] | [[Category:Dives]] | ||
[[Category:Moves]] | [[Category:Moves]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:29, 4 September 2026
A tijeras variation, and common lucha libre move. The attackers hooks the opponents around the head with a his legs, spins around, and throws the victim a long distance.
It can be used to set up other moves. Most famously, for Mistico's iconic finish, La Mistica. Masato Yoshino also also made a habit of the practice, with variants including Speed Star (crucifix), Torbellino (facebuster), Ude Yoshino (Cross Armbreaker), and From Jungle (Octopus Hold).
