Double Underhook Sitout Facebuster: Difference between revisions
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Popular move of the early 2000s. [[Averno]] & [[Mephisto]] use this move as the ''Devil's Wings'' (a name originated in Super Luchas magazine as a play off [[Christopher Daniels]]'s '''Angel's Wings''' name for the same move). [[Amapola]] | Popular move of the early 2000s. Involves a lift before the impact, making it distinct from the [[Double Underhook Facebuster]]. [[Averno]] & [[Mephisto]] use this move as the '''Devil's Wings''' (a name originated in Super Luchas magazine as a play off [[Christopher Daniels]]'s '''Angel's Wings''' name for the same move). [[Amapola]] uses the move as well. | ||
[[Fabi Apache]] often uses this as a finish in AAA. | [[Fabi Apache]] often uses this as a finish in AAA. | ||
[[Category:Power Moves]] | [[Category:Power Moves]] | ||
[[Category:Moves]] | [[Category:Moves]] | ||
Revision as of 09:38, 23 August 2026
Popular move of the early 2000s. Involves a lift before the impact, making it distinct from the Double Underhook Facebuster. Averno & Mephisto use this move as the Devil's Wings (a name originated in Super Luchas magazine as a play off Christopher Daniels's Angel's Wings name for the same move). Amapola uses the move as well.
Fabi Apache often uses this as a finish in AAA.
