Bob Loblaw
Superstar
Lol claymore in the running
GOAT Finisher Tourney (Round One) Claymore Kick vs. Mandible Claw
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DamienWayne
Superstar
Claymore only works for one person. Mandible claw was a classic
Playaz Eyez
Veteran
Mandible Claw is winning?
Sick Kick is a much better move. Fuxkin mandible claw never made sense to me when you can easily bite down on the fingers.
I think it’s cause there’s like 5 different strike/kick finishers in this tournament lol
The Mandible Claw is a wrestling maneuver which, when applied correctly against an individual, can cause intense, legitimate pain. Popularized in the 1990s by American wrestler Mick Foley, the move is based heavily on "The Mandibular Nerve Pinch," finishing hold to 1960s osteopathic physician-turned-wrestler Sam Sheppard.
Technique
The hold is applied when the aggressor places his middle and ring fingers into the opponent's mouth, sliding them under the tongue and jabbing into the soft tissue found at the bottom of the mouth. The thumb and/or palm of the same hand is placed under the jaw, and pressure is applied downward by the middle and ring fingers while the thumb/palm forces the jaw upwards. Foley later claimed on a television interview that the painful sensation in the nerves under the tongue is so strong that it inhibits vision and, when applied long enough, can force the opponent to black-out.
With such intimate contact with the inside of the opponent's mouth, it would not be unlikely that this could end up being a somewhat unhygienic move to perform. As a result, Mick Foley (under the moniker of the psychopathic Mankind) initially wore a two-fingered glove/sheath over his middle and ring fingers. Later in Mankind's career, he switched out the glove for a sock puppet named "Mr. Socko," making the Mandible Claw one of the most popular moves in the business.
Biomechanical questions
When famed wrestling manager Jim Cornette first taught the move to Mick Foley, Foley suggested it to two bosses to ask their opinions on the potential finisher. The first, Bill Watts, famed wrestling promoter and former Vice President of World Championship Wrestling, heard Foley's idea of the move and immediately shot it down with the question, "Why don't I just bite your goddamn fingers off?"
When Foley later suggested the idea to World Wrestling Entertainment owner Vince McMahon, he was met with a similar question, but persuaded McMahon that it could be glossed over by a claim that it was a "nerve hold" that immobilized the recipient's jaw. Throughout Foley's career as WWE wrestler Mankind, the same question had also been an issue with many wrestling fans. Although technically as the fingers are under ones tongue, it would force the victim to bite through their own tongue to bite off the fingers of the person applying the hold.
Technique
The hold is applied when the aggressor places his middle and ring fingers into the opponent's mouth, sliding them under the tongue and jabbing into the soft tissue found at the bottom of the mouth. The thumb and/or palm of the same hand is placed under the jaw, and pressure is applied downward by the middle and ring fingers while the thumb/palm forces the jaw upwards. Foley later claimed on a television interview that the painful sensation in the nerves under the tongue is so strong that it inhibits vision and, when applied long enough, can force the opponent to black-out.
With such intimate contact with the inside of the opponent's mouth, it would not be unlikely that this could end up being a somewhat unhygienic move to perform. As a result, Mick Foley (under the moniker of the psychopathic Mankind) initially wore a two-fingered glove/sheath over his middle and ring fingers. Later in Mankind's career, he switched out the glove for a sock puppet named "Mr. Socko," making the Mandible Claw one of the most popular moves in the business.
Biomechanical questions
When famed wrestling manager Jim Cornette first taught the move to Mick Foley, Foley suggested it to two bosses to ask their opinions on the potential finisher. The first, Bill Watts, famed wrestling promoter and former Vice President of World Championship Wrestling, heard Foley's idea of the move and immediately shot it down with the question, "Why don't I just bite your goddamn fingers off?"
When Foley later suggested the idea to World Wrestling Entertainment owner Vince McMahon, he was met with a similar question, but persuaded McMahon that it could be glossed over by a claim that it was a "nerve hold" that immobilized the recipient's jaw. Throughout Foley's career as WWE wrestler Mankind, the same question had also been an issue with many wrestling fans. Although technically as the fingers are under ones tongue, it would force the victim to bite through their own tongue to bite off the fingers of the person applying the hold.
Devilinurear
Veteran
The claw!
Mandible claw is stupid even by wrestling suspension of belief.
I'm a head kick mark, and I'm still 
toward Mankind over how he sonned Undertaker with that move back in '96, so I chose the Claymore. shyt is simple and devastating, and could be used with real-world application.
But the Mandible Claw is a simple move with legit background that can be done suddenly to anyone of any size and has a real
aura around it. It's probably a better finisher.
toward Mankind over how he sonned Undertaker with that move back in '96, so I chose the Claymore. shyt is simple and devastating, and could be used with real-world application.But the Mandible Claw is a simple move with legit background that can be done suddenly to anyone of any size and has a real
aura around it. It's probably a better finisher.You acting as tho that's a bad thing
And if we are keeping it one hunnid, Rock was a bit of jobber to Trouble H
Summerslam 98, Fully Loaded 99, Unforgiven 99, Wrestlemania 2000 (I'm sure there's more)
Kayfabe speaking, Hunter got the better of the Rock more often than not
What was The Rock's and Triple H's last high profile match between each other?
Unclean lossesYou acting as tho that's a bad thing
And if we are keeping it one hunnid, Rock was a bit of jobber to Trouble H
Summerslam 98, Fully Loaded 99, Unforgiven 99, Wrestlemania 2000 (I'm sure there's more)
Kayfabe speaking, Hunter got the better of the Rock more often than not
Raw before Summerslam 02