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More accurately known as a "reverse suplex slam" or a "front drop suplex", this move - innovated by [[Arn Anderson]] - sees the assailant lift their opponent as they would for a [[vertical suplex]], only to reverse the motion and drop them in-front on their chest instead of behind on their back. Can be performed whilst standing, falling, kneeling, sitting etc.. Particularly associated with [[Ultimo Guerrero]] and his trainees, who utilise it from the top turnbuckle as immediate rudo counter to would-be tecnico offence. | More accurately known as a "reverse suplex slam" or a "front drop suplex", this move - innovated by [[Arn Anderson]] - sees the assailant lift their opponent as they would for a [[vertical suplex]], only to reverse the motion and drop them in-front on their chest instead of behind on their back. Can be performed whilst standing, falling, kneeling, sitting etc.. Particularly associated with [[Ultimo Guerrero]] and his trainees, who utilise it from the top turnbuckle as immediate rudo counter to would-be tecnico offence. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:37, 18 July 2026
More accurately known as a "reverse suplex slam" or a "front drop suplex", this move - innovated by Arn Anderson - sees the assailant lift their opponent as they would for a vertical suplex, only to reverse the motion and drop them in-front on their chest instead of behind on their back. Can be performed whilst standing, falling, kneeling, sitting etc.. Particularly associated with Ultimo Guerrero and his trainees, who utilise it from the top turnbuckle as immediate rudo counter to would-be tecnico offence.
