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''"Torito" redirects here. For luchadors who have used that name, see [[El Torito]].''<br clear=all> | |||
[[Image:torito.gif|left|thumb|[[Shockercito]] on [[Mercurio (CMLL)|Mercurio]]]] | |||
A '''rolling sunset flip''', often called a '''rana estilo torito''' or simply '''torito''' in Spanish, is a pinning move in which the attacker rolls up onto and then over an opponent's shoulders, pulling the opponent into a [[rana]] pin via a [[Sunset Flip|sunset flip]] at the end. This move often ends a fall and is used by a number of técnicos. | A '''rolling sunset flip''', often called a '''rana estilo torito''' or simply '''torito''' in Spanish, is a pinning move in which the attacker rolls up onto and then over an opponent's shoulders, pulling the opponent into a [[rana]] pin via a [[Sunset Flip|sunset flip]] at the end. This move often ends a fall and is used by a number of técnicos. | ||
{{#ev:youtube| | When delivered with enough forward momentum to swing the opponent clean off of their feet and forcefully slam them to the canvas, it becomes a [[Sunset Flip Power Bomb]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:04, 30 July 2026
"Torito" redirects here. For luchadors who have used that name, see El Torito.
A rolling sunset flip, often called a rana estilo torito or simply torito in Spanish, is a pinning move in which the attacker rolls up onto and then over an opponent's shoulders, pulling the opponent into a rana pin via a sunset flip at the end. This move often ends a fall and is used by a number of técnicos.
When delivered with enough forward momentum to swing the opponent clean off of their feet and forcefully slam them to the canvas, it becomes a Sunset Flip Power Bomb.
