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A reverse [[Crucifix Powerbomb]], where the victim is facing forward and is flipped over onto the back. | A reverse [[Crucifix Powerbomb]], where the victim is facing forward and is flipped over onto the back. | ||
The move name comes is what [[CIMA]] calls it. It's not the name others use for it, but no one's really come up with another consistent name. | The move name comes is what [[CIMA]] calls it. It's not the name others use for it, but no one's really come up with another consistent name. A standing variation has been called the '''Night Ride''' by [[Tomahawk]]. | ||
== Night Ride END == | |||
A variation of the standing variation created by Tomahawk, the '''Night Ride END''' ends in a headdrop rather than throwing the victim onto their back. | |||
== Cross-Arm Iconoclasm == | |||
CIMA and [[Christopher Daniels]] also have cross-arm variations. CIMA calls it '''Goriconoclasm''' the while Daniels calls it '''Fall From Grace''' | |||
[[Category:Power Moves]] | [[Category:Power Moves]] | ||
[[Category:Moves]] | [[Category:Moves]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:07, 17 April 2015
A reverse Crucifix Powerbomb, where the victim is facing forward and is flipped over onto the back.
The move name comes is what CIMA calls it. It's not the name others use for it, but no one's really come up with another consistent name. A standing variation has been called the Night Ride by Tomahawk.
Night Ride END
A variation of the standing variation created by Tomahawk, the Night Ride END ends in a headdrop rather than throwing the victim onto their back.
Cross-Arm Iconoclasm
CIMA and Christopher Daniels also have cross-arm variations. CIMA calls it Goriconoclasm the while Daniels calls it Fall From Grace
