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Getbig Misc Discussion Boards => Wrestling Board => Topic started by: LurkerNoMore on December 22, 2018, 06:57:23 PM
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Well, it is new to me. Found this while browsing old territory programs. First time I have ever seen it. Looks cool and I can imagine a number of scenarios where the wrestler can apply it out of nowhere on his opponent.
9:37 and 16:59 Mark
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Interesting.
I'd never seen that before...
Although, I'm reminded of of another leg-lock that I saw Triple H perform a number of times back around the early 2000's:
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Judo Gene Lebell's book Pro Wrestling's Finishing Holds (1985) has hundreds of pro wrestling holds most of which are never seen anymore in the squared circle. I think that hold is in the book.
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Interesting.
I'd never seen that before...
Although, I'm reminded of of another leg-lock that I saw Triple H perform a number of times back around the early 2000's:
Another person did that in WCW a while. It's like a side laying figure four. I will try to find it.
Disco Inferno did a standing version of it.
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Another person did that in WCW a while. It's like a side laying figure four. I will try to find it.
Disco Inferno did a standing version of it.
This also reminds me of Dean Malenko's finisher: "The Texas Cloverleaf," or Lance Storm's finisher (I forget the name).
It had ALL the qualities and attributes of a "great finisher."
Dean could hit that move on anyone of any size ANYWHERE.
Compare that to a finishing move like Austin's: you could do it ONLY in the ring, or with "protection."