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First Chokeslam Ever. The chokeslam was innovated by paul heyman for use by the wrestler 911,[1] though one of the earliest accounts of the move dates back to a. It is one of the most iconic moves in professional wrestling history as it ticks all the boxes: Before the days of wwf, wcw, and ecw, former president abraham lincoln was chokeslamming his opponents outside in front. Til that greg lake of emerson, lake and palmer and king crimson wrote his first song lucky man at the age of twelve. It is safe to perform in the ring*, easy to pull off, and looks fantastic when done well. There are a lot of myths which surround who used the chokeslam first but the most prominent story making the run. A chokeslam, or in japanese, a nodowa otoshi, refers to a type of body slam in wrestling in which the wrestler grasps their opponent's neck, lifts.

There are a lot of myths which surround who used the chokeslam first but the most prominent story making the run. It is one of the most iconic moves in professional wrestling history as it ticks all the boxes: Til that greg lake of emerson, lake and palmer and king crimson wrote his first song lucky man at the age of twelve. The chokeslam was innovated by paul heyman for use by the wrestler 911,[1] though one of the earliest accounts of the move dates back to a. It is safe to perform in the ring*, easy to pull off, and looks fantastic when done well. A chokeslam, or in japanese, a nodowa otoshi, refers to a type of body slam in wrestling in which the wrestler grasps their opponent's neck, lifts. Before the days of wwf, wcw, and ecw, former president abraham lincoln was chokeslamming his opponents outside in front.

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First Chokeslam Ever A chokeslam, or in japanese, a nodowa otoshi, refers to a type of body slam in wrestling in which the wrestler grasps their opponent's neck, lifts. It is one of the most iconic moves in professional wrestling history as it ticks all the boxes: Til that greg lake of emerson, lake and palmer and king crimson wrote his first song lucky man at the age of twelve. A chokeslam, or in japanese, a nodowa otoshi, refers to a type of body slam in wrestling in which the wrestler grasps their opponent's neck, lifts. It is safe to perform in the ring*, easy to pull off, and looks fantastic when done well. Before the days of wwf, wcw, and ecw, former president abraham lincoln was chokeslamming his opponents outside in front. The chokeslam was innovated by paul heyman for use by the wrestler 911,[1] though one of the earliest accounts of the move dates back to a. There are a lot of myths which surround who used the chokeslam first but the most prominent story making the run.