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*[[Disturbio]]'s ''La Guitarra de Disturbio'' ([[armbar]] combo w/ theatrics) | *[[Disturbio]]'s ''La Guitarra de Disturbio'' ([[armbar]] combo w/ theatrics) | ||
*[[Dulce Gardenia]]'s [[neck crank]] combo | *[[Dulce Gardenia]]'s [[neck crank]] combo | ||
*[[Calavera Jr. I]]'s ''El Calabozo'' ([[Chickenwing Armlock]] combo | *[[Calavera Jr. I]]'s ''El Calabozo'' ([[Chickenwing Armlock]] combo) | ||
Latest revision as of 10:12, 29 September 2026
Known elsewhere as a figure four leg lock. El Enfermero is credited with popularize the move in Mexico, and the move is sometimes called La Cruceta del Enfermero (nurse's cross) or Cruceta a las Piernas (leg cross).
There are many variations in use in Mexico. The Cruceta Invertido is actually more commonly used in matches.
Variations include:
- Cruceta Invertida
- Cruceta Negra
- Cruceta Nipona
- La Cruceta Tapatía
- Estacas Indias
- Cristo Negro
- Nudo
- Nudo Marino
- La Insoladora
- La Maravillosa
- La Cañonera
- La Consentida?
- La Descuartizadora? (one variant)
- Reyna Siria's Cruceta de Siria
- Disturbio's La Guitarra de Disturbio (armbar combo w/ theatrics)
- Dulce Gardenia's neck crank combo
- Calavera Jr. I's El Calabozo (Chickenwing Armlock combo)
Variants using the attacker's arms as the fulcrum:
see also, the Cangrejo fusions:
