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[[Image:LudxorDive.gif|left|300px|[[Ludxor]]]] | [[Image:LudxorDive.gif|left|300px|[[Ludxor]]]] | ||
[[Image:Vuelodeaguila.JPG|200px|right|thumb|[[Mr. Aguila]] & [[Maximo]]]] | [[Image:Vuelodeaguila.JPG|200px|right|thumb|[[Mr. Aguila]] & [[Maximo]]]] | ||
Not to be confused with a [[Running Corkscrew Plancha]]. | ''Not to be confused with a [[Running Corkscrew Plancha]] (tornillo).'' | ||
The <b>Ludxor dive</b> (left) is named after | The <b>Ludxor dive</b> (left) is named after its creator [[Ludxor]]. The wrestler doing the move will appear to be going for a [[running somersault plancha]] (tope con giro) but in mid-air will twist and land on his opponent as if just completing an [[asai moonsault (outside the ring)|asai moonsault]]. Popularized these days by [[Pegasso]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:41, 9 September 2026
Not to be confused with a Running Corkscrew Plancha (tornillo).
The Ludxor dive (left) is named after its creator Ludxor. The wrestler doing the move will appear to be going for a running somersault plancha (tope con giro) but in mid-air will twist and land on his opponent as if just completing an asai moonsault. Popularized these days by Pegasso.
Alternatively called Vuelo de Aguila (right), "Eagle Flight" in English, a name popularized by Essa Rios in the US.
