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== No Hands Tapatia == | == No Hands Tapatia == | ||
[[Image:Tapatia-nohands.jpg| | [[Image:Tapatia-nohands.jpg|right|200px]] | ||
Can also be executed without the arms hooked which was originally popularized by [[Alfonso Dantes]]. | Can also be executed without the arms hooked which was originally popularized by [[Alfonso Dantes]]. | ||
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== Media Tapatía == | == Media Tapatía == | ||
[[Image:MediaTapatia.jpg| | [[Image:MediaTapatia.jpg|left|200px]] | ||
This version sees the attacker go "halfway" to a full Tapatia, instead opting to thread his feet through the back of the opponents knees & trap the opponent's feet with his crotch area, ergo applying increased pressure to the opponent's legs.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1518674889500086</ref> | This version sees the attacker go "halfway" to a full Tapatia, instead opting to thread his feet through the back of the opponents knees & trap the opponent's feet with his crotch area, ergo applying increased pressure to the opponent's legs.<ref>https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1518674889500086</ref> | ||
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== Tapatía Paseada == | |||
[[Image:RollingTapatia.gif|left|thumb|[[Super Crazy]] on [[Tajiri]]]] | |||
[[Image:OrtizTapatia.gif|right|thumb|[[Bandido]] on [[Mascara Dorada II]]]] | |||
AKA a '''Rolling Tapatia'''. | |||
A variant associated with [[Erik Ortiz]] sees the attacker roll backwards instead of to the side. | |||
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Other variants include: | Other variants include: | ||
*[[La Cruceta Tapatía]] | *[[La Cruceta Tapatía]] | ||
[[Category:Moves|Tapatia]] | [[Category:Moves|Tapatia]] | ||
[[Category:Submissions|Tapatia]] | [[Category:Submissions|Tapatia]] | ||
[[Category:Lucha Submissions|Tapatia]] | [[Category:Lucha Submissions|Tapatia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:41, 31 July 2026
Submission move which is also commonly referred to as a 'surfboard'. Classic lucha libre hold, invented by Rito Romero, so some video games list as "Romero Special". Most commonly seen in women's matches at the moment; Lady Apache uses a rolling version of this move as one of her finishers. Male wrestlers who commonly use the move are Jushin Liger and Bryan Danielson.
No Hands Tapatia
Can also be executed without the arms hooked which was originally popularized by Alfonso Dantes.
Media Tapatía
This version sees the attacker go "halfway" to a full Tapatia, instead opting to thread his feet through the back of the opponents knees & trap the opponent's feet with his crotch area, ergo applying increased pressure to the opponent's legs.[1]
Tapatía Paseada
AKA a Rolling Tapatia.
A variant associated with Erik Ortiz sees the attacker roll backwards instead of to the side.
Other variants include:
