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Many of the moves in professional wrestling can cause serious injury if you do not do them right. Although some pain is to be expected, the same as in all contact sports, but they are all impressive. In this article, we'll look at some of the most devastating moves in professional wrestling. Do not try any of these moves unless you have been trained to do so by a professional.
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Do this on someone bigger, heavier and taller than you.- Also make sure that the person that you are about to do a Hurricanrana at knows how to perform it.
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Run at the ropes and jump on them, like a Lionsault.Advertisement -
Jump and spin so your legs land on their shoulders and they are facing your crotch. -
Spin to the side and lock your ankles around their neck. You should land stomach or chest first, and have your opponent fall back first.
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QuestionHow do I do an accolade?Community AnswerWatch a step by step YouTube video, but be careful. I am sure it is a very dangerous move that could kill someone if not used properly.
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Warnings
- Be sure to plan the more dangerous moves, involving the head, neck, and spine with your opponent before the match, so you can plan the landings.Thanks
- As with any physical activity, be sure to take preventive measures to avoid hurting yourself or another, if it is fake wrestling.Thanks
- You should only attempt this if you are experienced in moves like this, or are under 150 lbs. Death or serious injury can occur.Thanks
- Remember that wrestling moves can hurt the opponent if not done properly.Thanks
- Do not try these moves without the proper training.Thanks
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