Not that I would ever want them banned but do suplexes

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  1. Dpro Blue Belt

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    Not that I would ever want them banned but do suplexes fall into a grey area on the head spiking rule ?
     
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    Yeah they do, I think for them to be judged illegal it has to be 'intentional', which... yeah.

    And the fact is that is a dangerous move to be doing, but damn I still want to see it
     
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    No, because head-spiking involves controlling the head when slamming, which is nigh-impossible with the suplex.
     
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    The head spike has to be a vertical slam, directly on the head. Like a Pile Driver.

    Not really a takedown related move, but a move that it's purpose is to cause the most damage as well.

    Suplex is trying to land them on the shoulders.

    Head spiking is putting them directly on their head, on purpose.
     
  6. Velasquez FC Sea Level > Altitude

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    Getting spiked on the head is no joke.



     
  7. Bonged Kiwi Green Belt

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    Jesus. That's terrible.

    There are a few techniques that freak me out for this reason.

    Primarily neck cranks. every time I see one Im terrified they're gonna break someone's neck. I mean, what happens if Mir catches Nog in a crank or a twister or something? I think they should be disallowed. Just choke a dude. Don't mess around with the neck.
     
  8. Off Black Belt

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    I remember Griffin doing that to Guida and thinking one or both of them was going to die.
     
  9. Sherm Brown Belt

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    It seemed like the dude was intentionally trying to land him on his head tonight. He didn't really gain much position-wise by doing it.
     
  10. movingparts Banned Banned

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    omfg dude! thats sad as fuck. thanks for it, though.
     
  11. The Apostle Green Belt

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    Just like breakfalls in judo, wrestlers are taught, at least we were, on how to land properly after a suplex.

    Over and over again we would get in a line and get thrown onto a crash pad by a coach so that we would learn not to panic mid-air and do something stupid. Don't stick your arms out, don't fight it once you are airborne. You are going for a ride, just enjoy the flight.

    This should not be a part of a spiking discussion because that is not the intent. I don't quite get the purpose in mma either. In wrestling throws like that get you more points. In mma you end up often in the turtle position and expend quite a bit of energy to perform the throw.
     
  12. Don Mike Orange Belt

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    One of those injuries or a death from a supplex in the UFC is all that it'll take to get them banned. Dont want them banned but that was his second KO slam... he knew what he was doing.
     
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    Hammerfist of doom should also be banned.
     
  14. PikachuManson Green Belt

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    Learn how to take a fall like in pro wrestling and judo I guess. I don't know. These guys are supposed to be cream of the crop yet they aren't tucking their heads in for falls and sticking their arms out like dumbies to stop the fall.
     
  15. Aberinkula Purple Belt

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    The criteria for spiking is pretty exhaustive.
    And no.
     
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    Serious dude shut up. Go watch Nascar and see cars do circles.

    (That's right a double post. I also double dip.)
     
  18. rpn453 Brown Belt

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    Head spikes are banned because there is a risk of serious spinal cord injury. Not the case for a side impact like what happened during these suplexes.
     
  19. Dpro Blue Belt

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    Screw you too I'm an Aussie and not really into NASCAR.
    Others seem to be able to throw up interesting view without being dicks, maybe you should try it you never know you might just like it.
     
  20. Wild Mushroom Purple Belt

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    Suplexes should not be banned. If you know how to land, they are not that dangerous. Great example of this is fedor vs randleman. Fedor tucked his chin, and he wasnt even that hurt from the greatest suplex in history. That is because he knows how to fall properly.

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