How Do You Perform Submission Pro Wrestling Moves?
It is easy for a professional WWE wrestler to just lie on the mat and get pinned after a devastating finisher, but for some wrestlers, a submission victory gives the winner more pride. To execute a submission move successfully, your main goal is to actually make your opponent quit and tap out. They have been used several times in the history of the WWE, and are still used today during wrestling matches. Knock your opponent to the mat using a clothesline or dropkick. The Walls of Jericho is a modified Boston Crab used by WWE Superstar Chris Jericho. Lift up both of your opponent’s legs. Kick him in the stomach to keep him from getting up. Curl your arms and put your opponent’s legs underneath them. Grip the legs tight so that your opponent does not shake himself loose. Turn his body around by curving his legs to the side and turning yourself over as well. Remain standing as you curl his legs and put pressure into his back. Continue to apply pressure until he taps out or reaches the rope
