| Display title | Suplex Finisher |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A suplex is any Professional Wrestling move that starts with both people competitors in a standing position, where one person lifts another off the ground and then drives him down with the first points of contact being the back, neck, or back of the head. Countless variations exist, and it is common for a wrestler to specialize in a specific type. Suplexes are often also used by characters in other storytelling formats outside of Pro Wrestling. |
