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     • The Walls of Jericho, which is a variation of the Boston Crab, is the finishing submission hold of Chris Jericho. The move is applied when one wrestler hooks another wrestler's legs under his arms, turns them over on their stomach, pulls back on the legs and sits down on the lower back. In this move, the legs are bent at the knee.
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   What is the Walls of Jericho?

   • The Walls of Jericho is a finishing submission hold applied by Chris Jericho. In this move, one wrestler hooks another wrestler's legs under his arms, turns them over on their stomach, pulls back on the legs, and sits down on the lower back. The legs are bent at the knee during the hold.

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   How does Chris Jericho work?

   • Chris Jericho's Walls of Jericho nails all three criteria. When he wrenches back on the move, it looks as Jericho is tearing leg muscles and damaging his foe's back. Once he gets it on, the recipient's arms as too far from Jericho to punch their way out. Jericho can also counter many a move into that hold.

   RKO, Walls of Jericho and the Anatomy of a Great WWE Finishing Move

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   How does Jericho counter a move?

   • Jericho can also counter many a move into that hold. Here he slips out of Undertaker's choke slam and rolls into the Walls of Jericho.

   RKO, Walls of Jericho and the Anatomy of a Great WWE Finishing Move

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   How did the walls of Jericho fall down?

   • The walls of Jericho fell down after they were compassed for seven days. This is the victory that by faith overcame the city of Jericho. (1) 'Victory over Jericho came only by faith. Victory is not achieved through fighting, it is received thru faith!'

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   Why do wrestlers perform submission moves?

   • Wrestlers perform submission moves to create the illusion of intense pain. Whenever we see a submission hold applied, they act in a way that makes us believe the person trapped in the hold is experiencing the worst pain of their life. However, they do not put much pressure into the hold to avoid actual injuries. This article is part one in a series.

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   What happens if a wrestler bends his legs backwards?

   • Bending someone's legs backwards stretches the quadriceps muscle due to the action of the patella tendon. The extent of the bend determines the degree of stretching. The passage discusses the mechanics of this stretch in wrestling.

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3. www.fightful.com › wrestling › maven-says-beingDoes Chris Jericho's Walls Of Jericho Actually Hurt? Former ...

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   Feb 18, 2024 · Over the years Chris Jericho has developed a wide variety of signature maneuvers, but perhaps his most tenured and developed finishing move would be the Walls of Jericho submission hold.

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4. www.cultofwhatever.com › 2023 › 08How Do You Do the Walls of Jericho Wrestling Move?

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   Aug 31, 2023 · The Walls of Jericho is an impressive wrestling move that requires strength, technique, and precision. By following the step-by-step instructions outlined in this article and considering the provided tips, you can add this iconic submission hold to your wrestling arsenal.

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     Chris Jericho locks in the Walls of Jericho against Dean Ambrose: WWE Payback 2016 on WWE Network

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     Chris Jericho doing his Walls of Jericho to The Rock in Royal Rumble 2002 (HD)

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   I can't remember when, but in WWE I've seen him use the "Lion Tamer" and it referred to as that. I think the idea is that the "Walls of Jericho" is the Boston Crab style move, while the elevated hold is the "Lion Tamer". It's how he tapped Ziggler at SummerSlam 2012.

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   Jul 26, 2018 · Is There a Difference? DAVE KNOWS that fans can be pretty divided between the wrestling holds, the WALLS of JERICHO and the LIONTAMER. Some think they are the same move, but with a different...

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   Jul 3, 2013 · Chris Jericho's Walls of Jericho nails all three criteria. When he wrenches back on the move, it looks as Jericho is tearing leg muscles and damaging his foe's back.

9. www.thesportster.com › best-submissions-wrestling10 Best Submissions In Wrestling History: Who Invented Them?

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   Jul 28, 2024 · Whether you call it The Lion Tamer or The Walls Of Jericho, it’s still just a variation of one of wrestling’s oldest submissions -The Boston Crab. Jericho’s version hoists an opponent up a little higher just to drive his knee into their back. The innovation of the original move is often attributed to Riki Choshu.