Skull breaker
The Skull Breaker!
The Skull Breaker is a professional wrestling move where a wrestler applies a modified armbar, targeting the opponent's elbow joint. It's a popular move used by many wrestlers, including WWE Superstars like Randy Orton, Seth Rollins, and AJ Styles.
Here's a breakdown of the move:
- The wrestler starts by grabbing the opponent's arm, usually with their own arm wrapped around the opponent's elbow.
- They then lift the opponent's arm up and over their own head, creating a "skull-breaking" motion.
- As the opponent's arm is lifted, the wrestler applies pressure to the elbow joint, attempting to hyperextend it.
- The move is designed to cause pain and discomfort, potentially leading to a submission or a pin.
The Skull Breaker is considered a high-risk move, as it requires a good amount of strength, flexibility, and coordination to execute properly. If not done correctly, it can also lead to injury, especially if the opponent's elbow is not properly positioned.
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