Favourite Wrestling Moves 1 - The Spladle

 I probably don't need to explain why this is one of my favourite wrestling moves
Sexy, helpless, embarrassing spring to mind.

Also, a good ad for leotards in this case.

 

It's not confined to the strictly controlled, college, amateur code

This is from an MMA fight between James Clark & Colton Kielbasa

That tells you how difficult it is to escape from and how painful the splits. 

 

 

 

The General idea is to trap the opponent's arms and legs from opposite sides.

The body behind him further inhibits his ability to wriggle free.

 

Surprisingly, the attack can be initiated from a standing position.

 

But once you've got him, you can roll him.

Thus, the embarrassment begins. 

 

And rapidly transitions into humiliation. 

 

Then the fun can really begin. 

 

You don't have to be young - or properly dressed,

 to suffer the indignity of being 'rolled'.

 

 

Indignity or surrender is the name of the game 

Mendez nails Hardy in 2024 

 

The entrapment of the highly rated Hardy and his inability to escape 

was a minor internet sensation at the time.

As if losing like this in front of the arena crowd wasn't bad enough.

 

 

I don't suppose this MMA fighter felt great about being caught like this, either. 

At least the loose, black shorts spared him some blushes. 

 

Even so, the view from the ringside wasn't too flattering for him!

Luckily, his opponent hadn't got the leverage to force a submission. 

 

 

Lighter guys can be rolled into a position where their shoulders are pinned for a fall.

This way up can't feel good, particularly with the ref hovering so close by.

At least he's deflecting some of the prurient, butt interest onto himself.

 

 

Anyone would feel nervous in this position!

 

 

 

And it's not just the ref who's watching! 

 

 

This seems a bit like rubbing it in!  

 

 

But there's a brighter side for some....

Come and get me baby. 

 

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