BOTB: Suplex Variation

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BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by yourcrapsweak » Jan 10th, '11, 21:51

This is what I thought the other BOTB Suplex was about. Anyway, which is the best suplex variation?
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by kirbs2002 » Jan 10th, '11, 21:52

The Exploder suplex
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by Big Red Machine » Jan 10th, '11, 23:14

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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by cero2k » Jan 10th, '11, 23:19

wheelbarrow suplex
northern lights suplex
Chaos Theory
Regalplex
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by Y2J » Jan 10th, '11, 23:22

Tiger suplex.

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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by badnewzxl » Jan 10th, '11, 23:56

I love all suplex variations but my fav is the back cradle (what is referred to as the Regalplex when Dragon does it). I don't see how noone has used it exclusively as a finisher
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by yourcrapsweak » Jan 11th, '11, 03:58

badnewzxl wrote:I love all suplex variations but my fav is the back cradle (what is referred to as the Regalplex when Dragon does it). I don't see how noone has used it exclusively as a finisher
Masada uses it as a finisher (Skullfucka Buster).
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by yourcrapsweak » Jan 11th, '11, 03:59

cero2k wrote:wheelbarrow suplex
Of course you would say this cero :p
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by Lynas » Jan 11th, '11, 03:59

Two variations that just aren't used enough.

Fisherman's Suplex (with pin)
Northern Lights Suplex (with pin)

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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by badnewzxl » Jan 11th, '11, 04:02

yourcrapsweak wrote:
badnewzxl wrote:I love all suplex variations but my fav is the back cradle (what is referred to as the Regalplex when Dragon does it). I don't see how noone has used it exclusively as a finisher
Masada uses it as a finisher (Skullfucka Buster).
he's in CZW, right? I've seen him back in the Carnage Crew days in ROH and wondered where he ended up. I thought I saw some footage of him in CZW, but I don't really know how recent the footage was.....
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by yourcrapsweak » Jan 11th, '11, 04:11

badnewzxl wrote:
yourcrapsweak wrote:
badnewzxl wrote:I love all suplex variations but my fav is the back cradle (what is referred to as the Regalplex when Dragon does it). I don't see how noone has used it exclusively as a finisher
Masada uses it as a finisher (Skullfucka Buster).
he's in CZW, right? I've seen him back in the Carnage Crew days in ROH and wondered where he ended up. I thought I saw some footage of him in CZW, but I don't really know how recent the footage was.....
Yeah, CZW and he's in over in Japan A LOT, like BJW.
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by badnewzxl » Jan 11th, '11, 04:17

So BJW is still around? FMW must have been the one that folded then...
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by zeredeth » Jan 11th, '11, 14:06

Hammerlock Suplex
Half-Nelson Exploder
Wrist Clutch Fisherman Suplex
Tiger Suplex 04
Italian Revolution
Japanese Ocean Suplex
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by Darkil » Jan 19th, '11, 11:12

Lynas wrote:Two variations that just aren't used enough.

Fisherman's Suplex (with pin)
This ^ Perfect Plex FTW
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by yourcrapsweak » Jan 19th, '11, 12:34

I think the Fisherman's suplex was just unnecessary. I don't understand what hooking a leg will do to make the move more effective, other than being able to pin them more effectively.
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by KILLdozer » Jan 19th, '11, 13:11

yourcrapsweak wrote:I think the Fisherman's suplex was just unnecessary. I don't understand what hooking a leg will do to make the move more effective, other than being able to pin them more effectively.
its just part of the move like grabbing the pants in the regular suplex
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by Big Red Machine » Jan 19th, '11, 13:24

yourcrapsweak wrote:I think the Fisherman's suplex was just unnecessary. I don't understand what hooking a leg will do to make the move more effective, other than being able to pin them more effectively.
You just said it yourself. You are able to pin them more effectively.
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by Aggro » Jan 19th, '11, 14:49

My favourite is the Tazplex/Half Nelson variety. Also Joe's Chimera suplex, unless I'm mixing that up.
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by badnewzxl » Jan 19th, '11, 19:05

Big Red Machine wrote:
yourcrapsweak wrote:I think the Fisherman's suplex was just unnecessary. I don't understand what hooking a leg will do to make the move more effective, other than being able to pin them more effectively.
You just said it yourself. You are able to pin them more effectively.
and even when you release it and don't go for the pin, slamming someone while they're crunched up just hurts more. A fisherman's suplex compacts the body more than a plain vertical suplex where the opponent lands flat on his back....
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Re: BOTB: Suplex Variation

Post by KILLdozer » Jan 19th, '11, 19:28

yea i actually did a fishermans on a friend once we were doing some just foolin around wrestling,,two of three falls,,it sure got one pin thats for sure
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