best wrestling submission?

Question

i think the masterlock (full nelson) but im open to new ones

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Answer 1

I DO like the way Master's does the full nelson, I gotta give him that....

Real quick to the guy who said 'they didn't call him the man of 1001 hold for nothing... '

Actually, Dean Malenko was known as the man of 1000 holds. Chris Jericho, while feuding him, deemed himself the man of 1001 holds, thus upstaging Dean. (He even went so far as to name them all off in ring one Nitro!)
Dean Malenko is one of my favorite wrestlers!

Now, as for my moves..... I'll give my top few answers, considering both the hold for itself, and how good it was used by who....

1.) Sharpshooter - Bret Hart used it to perfection. He made all the big names tap out. It's a good hold too!

2.) Million Dollor Dream - Ted DiBiase is another one of my favorites. The move is cool too! Hey, remember Stone Cold started off using it when he was DiBiase's lacky!

3.) Crossface-Chickenwing - Bob Backlund is a true legend of wrestling. Remember when he held the title for 6 years straight?

4.) Ankle Lock - The move is simple but effective. And it's made EVERYONE tap. (Hulk Hogan, HBK, Rey, Benoit, Eddie, HHH, Orton, Taker, Kane, Big Show, Brock - just to name a few of the more notables)

5.) Hass of Pain - Ok, so Charlie Hass doesn't exactly have the star power of the above answers, but the Hass of Pain is a BAD move (in a good way). I've got this friend who thinks of himself as physically invincible. I can about break his ankle and he won't tap. I lock on the Hass of Pain he's crying like a baby!

Finishing the top 10....

6.) Walls of Jericho (older version)
7.) Texas Cloverleaf (Dean Malenko)
8.) Master Lock
9.) Regal Stretch
10.)Crippler Crossface

Norable Mentions: Sleep Hold (Roddy Piper), Scorpion Death Lock, Boston Crab (Rick Martel) Tazzmission, Rear Naked Choke, Rings of Saturn, Dragon Sleeper

EDIT: EGADS I made a terrible mistake! Replacing number 5, and bumping it down to 6, is the Figure Four used by many (Greg Valentine) but made famous by the man, myth, and legend, Nature Boy Ric Flair! WOOO!

Answer 2

Master Lock is pretty cool, but one wrong move by the person putting it on and the opponent could get out easily.

A submission that hurts very painfully is the Crippler Crossface. You lock it around your face and it is difficult to even breathe.

The sharpshooter is a very hard move to get out of unless you could get to a rope or you tap out. It is in a tough position so you cannot just reverse it any day.

So many people are saying the Steiner Recliner, what is that? I have never heard of that, but I am guessing that it is a really good submission move used by Scott Steiner.

Answer 3

full nelson is good....

I always liked the Scorpion Death Lock,

or the Steiner Recliner

maybe the Texas Clover Leaf, or the Tequila Sunrise.

try watching some of Dean Malenko's old Matches... they didn't call him the man of 1001 hold for nothing...

Answer 4

I think the ankle lock is one of the most widely used and technically devastating. Of course the full nelson is also one of the oldest and famous wrestling holds.

Answer 5

Sharp Shooter(Chris Benoit + Bret Hart)

Answer 6

i imagine brawling is more beneficial over with immediately's crowd. some people would whinge about the wrestling form and how boring dissimilar brawlers are, yet nonetheless that that they had turn faraway from technical wrestlers and maximum grapplers in evaluation to an effective brawler because the shape more beneficial resembles life like combating. considering maximum persons look ahead to storylines anyhow, i don't think of technical strikes are that favourite in suits.

Answer 7

Crippler Crossface or the ankle lock

Old school ones include the sharpshooter or the cranium crush

Answer 8

The Camel Clutch!

Answer 9

The sharpshooter because everyman who has been in a sharpshooter by bret hart can,t break out.The only two who has got to the ropes is HBK and undertaker.

Answer 10

Best ever is the sharpshooter, no other submission has made people tap out more often