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== Pro Wrestling == |
== Pro Wrestling == |
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* The Chokeslam (lifting your opponent by their neck then slamming them to the mat) used by big, powerful wrestlers such as [[The Undertaker]], [[ |
* The Chokeslam (lifting your opponent by their neck then slamming them to the mat) used by big, powerful wrestlers such as [[The Undertaker]], [[Kane (wrestling)|Kane]], and [[The Big Show]]. The way the chokeslam actually works is (like most pro wrestling moves) with the person on the receiving end doing a good bit of the work; they jump. They're also very rarely held in the air for any amount of time, just long enough to get them to the highest point before bringing them down. Typically the wrestler delivering the move will lift with the other hand on the victim's hip, unless he's doing it to two guys at the same time. |
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* Some moves start with a two-handed chokelift, too. |
* Some moves start with a two-handed chokelift, too. |
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