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[[Image:Tarantula.jpg|[[Super Crazy]]|300px|thumb]] | [[Image:Tarantula.jpg|[[Super Crazy]]|300px|thumb]] | ||
A modified [[Boston crab]], hooking the victim in the ropes. As a hold in the ropes, it's illegal past a five count | A modified [[Boston crab]], hooking the victim in the ropes. As a hold in the ropes, it's illegal past a five count. | ||
Popularized by [[Tajiri]] during his time in ECW; his old rival [[Super Crazy]] uses the hold as well. | Popularized by [[Tajiri]] during his time in ECW; his old rival [[Super Crazy]] uses the hold as well. | ||
Many wrestlers have done variations of the submission-in-the-ropes theme. Including [[Masato Yoshino]]'s ''Coumori'' ([[headscissors]] necklock), and [[Minoru Suzuki]]'s headstand [[armbar]]. | |||
[[Category:Moves]] | [[Category:Moves]] | ||
[[Category:Submissions]] | [[Category:Submissions]] | ||
[[Category:Illegal Moves]] | [[Category:Illegal Moves]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:35, 4 September 2026
A modified Boston crab, hooking the victim in the ropes. As a hold in the ropes, it's illegal past a five count.
Popularized by Tajiri during his time in ECW; his old rival Super Crazy uses the hold as well.
Many wrestlers have done variations of the submission-in-the-ropes theme. Including Masato Yoshino's Coumori (headscissors necklock), and Minoru Suzuki's headstand armbar.
