Nekké

Nekké is a term primarily used in the context of wrestling, particularly professional wrestling, to describe a move where a wrestler strikes an opponent's head with their knee. This maneuver can be delivered in various ways, such as a running knee strike, a jumping knee strike, or a knee delivered from a seated position. The effectiveness of a nekké often depends on the precise execution and the opponent's ability to absorb or sell the impact. It is a common offensive tactic used to stun an opponent, create an opening for further attacks, or as a finishing move to secure a pinfall or submission. The term itself is a portmanteau of "neck" and "knee," indicating the target area of the strike. While often associated with impactful and sometimes brutal wrestling sequences, the nekké is performed within the predetermined outcomes of professional wrestling, prioritizing dramatic effect and storytelling over genuine harm. Variations of the nekké exist across different wrestling promotions and styles, with some being more stylized or athletic than others.