Dawn Marie Moves
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SchoolGirl This technique gives its name to the schoolgirl bump and is performed when the wrestler drops down to her knees behind the opponent and forces her bodyweight forward to trip the opponent over the attacking wrestler so that they fall flat on their back. The term also gives its name to a pinning takedown where the attacking wrestler drops down behind the opponent and puts one arm up between the opponent's legs to pull the opponent over to trip them down in the same fashion. At this point the attacking wrestler would stack the fallen opponent on their shoulders for the pin. Sitout facebuster Also known as a sit-down facebuster. Is the most common variation of the standard facebuster in which the attacker grabs hold of the opponent by his/her head or hair then jumps down into a sitting position, forcing the opponent's face into the mat between the attacker's legs. It was most famously used as a finisher by X-Pac, who called it the X Factor. The X Factor became a common name for the move with wrestlers often imitating the name; for example Konnan, who called it the K Factor (he later renamed the move Facejam). WWE Diva Torrie Wilson would use the version of the move where she grabs the opponent by the hair. She called this the Nosejob. Splash This basic splash which is also known as a Press involves a wrestler jumping forward from a raised platform (usually the top turnbuckle) and landing stomach first across an opponent lying on the ground below. The splash was popularized in America by Jimmy "The Superfly" Snuka, one of the first 'high-fliers' to wrestle in North America, who called the move The Superfly. It was one of the first and most popular highflying moves to be seen in mainstream wrestling. Even today, the move is often called a Superfly Splash in his honor. WWE wrestler Val Venis uses the move, which he calls The Money Shot, which is a slight variation of a Splash. It is also used by Daivari, who calls it The Magic Carpet Ride, and holds a carpet underneath himself while performing the splash. Flying clothesline A move in which a wrestler will jump from an elevated position and perform a clothesline to a standing opponent. Kane uses the flying clothesline regularly, but adds a somersault to his landing in the case of an opponent ducking. A version of this move, called a Flying Lariat which is similar but involves the wrestler wrapping his arm around the opponents head. Dawn Marie Finishing and Signature Moves Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Host 'server.full-effect.com' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server in /home/dawnm/public_html/Dawn_Marie_Moves.php on line 143 cant connect | |