A move that is normally accompanied with a wrist clutch, the Exploder Suplex is one of the many suplex varieties in wrestling. It sees the opponent thrown over the wrestler’s head, so that they land back first off the canvas. The move is similar to the popular Belly-to-Belly Suplex, except it’s just a little more [...]
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#17: Exploder Suplex
Posted: December 20, 2010 in SuplexesTags: exploder, exploder 98, exploder suplex, homicide, jun akiyama, samoa joe, t-bone suplex
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#12: Tiger Suplex
Posted: December 15, 2010 in SuplexesTags: japanese wrestling, jushin lyger, kenta, mitsuharu misawa, suplex, tiger mask, tiger suplex
Possibly one of the most brutal suplex variations, the Tiger Suplex sees the opponent approached from behind and slammed into the canvas almost head first. The move was popularised by the legendary Tiger Mask, but was first invented by Alfonso Dantes, a Mexican professional wrestler. Perhaps one of the greatest wrestlers of the modern era [...]
