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''For the rope-run sequence, see [[Escalera]].''
Popular hammerlock/reverse neck crank submission, sometimes called an octopus hold. Signature finishing submission of [[Octagon]] (who usually sets it up with a [[Russian legsweep]]), but used by plenty of others.
Popular hammerlock/reverse neck crank submission, sometimes called an octopus hold. Signature finishing submission of [[Octagon]] (who usually sets it up with a [[Russian legsweep]]), but used by plenty of others.
The term (which translates to "ladder") is also sometimes used to describe the sequence wherein a wrestler applies an arm wrench/wristlock to their opponent, runs to the corner and quickly climbs the turnbuckles whilst maintaining the hold.


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Image:Ezgif.com-optimize (1).gif|[[Dos Caras]]
Image:Ezgif.com-optimize (1).gif|[[Dos Caras]] (open for motion)
Image:Mexicanstretch.jpg|
Image:Mexicanstretch.jpg|
Image:Octaclutch.jpg|
Image:Octaclutch.jpg|
Image:TitanEscalera.gif|[[Titan]] showcasing the other kind (w/ a [[tijeras]])
Image:ArmdragHeadscissorsCombo.gif|[[Eddie Guerrero]] doing the same
</gallery >
</gallery >



Latest revision as of 04:46, 22 August 2026

For the rope-run sequence, see Escalera.

Popular hammerlock/reverse neck crank submission, sometimes called an octopus hold. Signature finishing submission of Octagon (who usually sets it up with a Russian legsweep), but used by plenty of others.