Guest ElectricRaccoon Posted January 23, 2003 Report Posted January 23, 2003 Can anyone describe a Fish Stretch Sleeper? I can't find a desc. with any search engine or database, and this is driving me nuts almost to the point of renting an N64 just to find out.
Guest Dace59 Posted January 23, 2003 Report Posted January 23, 2003 Well, you'll need to rent a GBA and Fire Pro. But if you want to rent an N64, go ahead. Heh, anyway. Reverse Inverted SFT. Set up like Single Leg Inverted Indain Deathlock, lean back, and lock arms around head. Roll over onto front. At the end, the attacker will be face down, opp up face up. One leg locked between the attackers (ala STF/Inverted Indian Deathlock) and attackers across across the opps through. Basicly an Inverted (Reverse in some games) STF with the attacker face down, but all the bits of the hold the same.
Guest Sandman9000 Posted January 23, 2003 Report Posted January 23, 2003 While you're at it, I've always wondered exactly what a Stretch Plum was.
Guest notJames Posted January 23, 2003 Report Posted January 23, 2003 Stretch Plum: The attacker stands behind the victim. The attacker reaches around the victim's body with one leg so it is around the victim's side and between their legs, hooking the leg on the same side as the attacker's leg. The attacker forces the victim down into a sitting position, with the attacker's leg still positioned around the victim's body and inbetween their legs and applies an inverted face lock. From there, the attacker twists in the direction opposite their leg (if the attacker has their left leg around the victim, twist to the right).
Guest Dace59 Posted January 23, 2003 Report Posted January 23, 2003 And in far shorter words: Abdominal Stretch with Inverted Facelock. It can also be seated or standing. (called the Eastern Stretch in a lot of becomes because of Kawada's use of it)
Guest Special K Posted January 23, 2003 Report Posted January 23, 2003 Isn't that just a funny term for when the anouncer doesn't know the name of a submission, i.e. he has him tied in a 'pretzel', hence, Mr. Salty!
Guest ElectricRaccoon Posted January 24, 2003 Report Posted January 24, 2003 Thanks. Eh, never hurts to rent No Mercy again anyway, absent Fish Stretch Sleeper or not.
Guest Dace59 Posted January 24, 2003 Report Posted January 24, 2003 You don't own No Mercy? Disgrace! Yes, Mr. Salty is just a "I dunno what the hell that one is" name.
EL DANDY~! Posted January 24, 2003 Report Posted January 24, 2003 The closest to it in any game would be the 39 Stretch in SD!4, but even THAT isn't close to it at all...
EL DANDY~! Posted January 24, 2003 Report Posted January 24, 2003 Yes sir, Dace. It's not really close to it at all, because that's the move done by somebody else...
Guest The Last Free Voice Posted January 25, 2003 Report Posted January 25, 2003 so I could bust out a wack subbmission and call it Mr. Salty? Coolness.
Guest deadbeater Posted February 2, 2003 Report Posted February 2, 2003 Mr. Salty, heh heh. While we are doing moves, What would the Molly Go Round be? A 360 Front Somersault Bonzai Drop to a Rana pin? Did I got that right? Whew. And Widows' Peak, victoria's move, would be another variation of the Ace Crusher?
Guest Dace59 Posted February 2, 2003 Report Posted February 2, 2003 Molly Go Round = Somersault Body Scissors w/ Pin (Somersault Thesz Press from the top) Rey Rey used to do a none somersault version. Never having seen a Victora match. Widow's Peak = Seated Gory Special Neckbreaker (Lock on Gory Special, drop to seated possistion with neckbreaker). Ace Crusher = Inverted Neckbreaker. See Thread on WWE board.
Guest The Last Free Voice Posted February 4, 2003 Report Posted February 4, 2003 how do you come up with move names? [like Miricle Extacy bomb and stuff] And what would I call my corckscrew SSP? [it needs a flashy sounding name]
Guest CED Ordonez Posted February 4, 2003 Report Posted February 4, 2003 I really think the Japanese use their powers of "Engrish" to name their moves. I figure they start putting together two random English words and if it sounds cool, you've got a new move name. It doesn't have to make sense to the Japanese, because most aren't as apt in speaking the English language as you may think. How else could you explain moves like the Shining Wizard, Miracle Ecstasy Bomb, and Space Tornado Ogawa? Anyway, I have a question as well: What kind of a crucifix is Samoa Joe's Joejigatame?
Guest Ace309 Posted February 4, 2003 Report Posted February 4, 2003 I've always chalked a lot of Japanese gimmick names up to Japan being the culture that has a show called Super Happy Fun Time Hour.
Guest The Last Free Voice Posted February 4, 2003 Report Posted February 4, 2003 any sugestions as to what I should call it?
Guest CED Ordonez Posted February 4, 2003 Report Posted February 4, 2003 Two questions: What's the name and what's the gimmick?
LaParkaYourCar Posted February 4, 2003 Report Posted February 4, 2003 Whatever happened to my "Move Discussion" thread?
Guest Dace59 Posted February 4, 2003 Report Posted February 4, 2003 What kind of a crucifix is Samoa Joe's Joejigatame. An Armbar one I'd guess.
Guest The Last Free Voice Posted February 4, 2003 Report Posted February 4, 2003 my ring name is just my name, and I have an adreniline junkie gimick. [Crazy moves, wrestle in bmx style clothes]
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