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Technically speaking, a reverse [[STO]] ([[ | Technically speaking, a reverse [[STO]] (thus, a [[facebuster]]). Known as the Complete Shot when used by [[Gedo]], this is also used by AAA's [[Mesias]]. In the US it's better known as the ''Flatliner'' (the name Chris Kanyon gave it). | ||
It has many variants that modify the set-up as to provide more momentum into the impact. [[Austin Theory]] innovated a version he christened ''Ataxia''. In which he applies an undertook to one arm, a leg hook with his other free arm, lifts the opponent in a flipping motion, and drops them into the facebuster. [[Barbaro Cavernario]] and [[Athena]] have both adopted this into their arsenals. | |||
See also: [[Gory Special into Complete Shot]] | See also: [[Gory Special into Complete Shot]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:18, 24 September 2026
Technically speaking, a reverse STO (thus, a facebuster). Known as the Complete Shot when used by Gedo, this is also used by AAA's Mesias. In the US it's better known as the Flatliner (the name Chris Kanyon gave it).
It has many variants that modify the set-up as to provide more momentum into the impact. Austin Theory innovated a version he christened Ataxia. In which he applies an undertook to one arm, a leg hook with his other free arm, lifts the opponent in a flipping motion, and drops them into the facebuster. Barbaro Cavernario and Athena have both adopted this into their arsenals.
See also: Gory Special into Complete Shot
