The Hardest Wrestling Holds To Execute. What Are They?
Feb 3, 2016 2:14:32 GMT -5
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Post by Turnbuckle Zealot(Phil) on Feb 3, 2016 2:14:32 GMT -5
Professional Wrestling is an art-form which requires total cooperation between it's "Portrayers of Combatants," pardon the poetic liberties taken.
However, more often than not in the world of Matdom, the fans' perception of a talent can be altered in a fashion unintended by promoters.
When Billy Robinson wrestled, he rarely used techniques outlandish or impractical enough to require the assistance of his opponent. Whether it be leverage throws, leg sweeps, European Uppercuts, Cravats, Neck Cranks, & for a long time-the Double-underhook Suplex into a bridge.
So the question is, throughout wrestling, 20s to the modern Indies, Lucha, Puro, Catch As Catch Can, & everything outside of & in between,
WHAT ARE SOME THE HARDEST HOLDS(moves of any kind) pull off?
Name some of the holds you think are incredible displays of athleticism when executed.
I would prefer to keep the conversation within the boundaries of moves wrestlers could actually use in a legitimate match, such as the Belly To Belly Overhead Suplex, but there's not as much argument against a flying head-scissors, or a 6-1-9, or a Lethal Injection as one would think.
Let the comic fan style debate commence.
However, more often than not in the world of Matdom, the fans' perception of a talent can be altered in a fashion unintended by promoters.
When Billy Robinson wrestled, he rarely used techniques outlandish or impractical enough to require the assistance of his opponent. Whether it be leverage throws, leg sweeps, European Uppercuts, Cravats, Neck Cranks, & for a long time-the Double-underhook Suplex into a bridge.
So the question is, throughout wrestling, 20s to the modern Indies, Lucha, Puro, Catch As Catch Can, & everything outside of & in between,
WHAT ARE SOME THE HARDEST HOLDS(moves of any kind) pull off?
Name some of the holds you think are incredible displays of athleticism when executed.
I would prefer to keep the conversation within the boundaries of moves wrestlers could actually use in a legitimate match, such as the Belly To Belly Overhead Suplex, but there's not as much argument against a flying head-scissors, or a 6-1-9, or a Lethal Injection as one would think.
Let the comic fan style debate commence.
