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This move is executed as both men are standing on the top turnbuckle. The wrestler doing the move will hook his opponent's arm over his own head and flip backwards driving both men to the mat. Sometimes executed as a double team move. | This move is executed as both men are standing on the top turnbuckle. The wrestler doing the move will hook his opponent's arm over his own head and flip backwards driving both men to the mat. Sometimes executed as a double team move. | ||
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Although extremely dangerous - can also be executed from the apron to the floor. | Although extremely dangerous - can also be executed from the apron to the floor. | ||
This move is popularly known as the '''Spanish Fly''', | This move is popularly known as the '''Spanish Fly''', it was created by the tag team S.A.T aka Los Maximos. In Mexico, [[Volador Jr.]] & [[Crazy Boy]] often use this move. CMLL opening match rudo [[Mortiz]] started using this to the outside in [[2010]]. | ||
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[[Category:Flying Moves]] | [[Category:Flying Moves]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:16, 29 September 2015
This move is executed as both men are standing on the top turnbuckle. The wrestler doing the move will hook his opponent's arm over his own head and flip backwards driving both men to the mat. Sometimes executed as a double team move.
Although extremely dangerous - can also be executed from the apron to the floor.
This move is popularly known as the Spanish Fly, it was created by the tag team S.A.T aka Los Maximos. In Mexico, Volador Jr. & Crazy Boy often use this move. CMLL opening match rudo Mortiz started using this to the outside in 2010.
