suplexers

Suplexers refers to individuals who perform suplexes, a type of wrestling hold or maneuver. In professional wrestling, a suplex involves lifting an opponent and then falling backward or sideways, driving the opponent's upper back and shoulders onto the mat. This move is a staple across various wrestling styles and promotions due to its visual impact and perceived effectiveness.

There are numerous variations of the suplex, each with its own name and execution. Common examples include the German suplex, where the attacker hooks both of the opponent's arms and their own leg between the opponent's legs before falling backward; the Exploder suplex, which involves a hip toss motion; and the Fisherman suplex, often seen as a bridging variation. The specific technique and safety considerations are paramount for both the performer and the recipient.

In amateur wrestling, suplexes are often used as offensive tactics to gain control or score points. The execution in amateur settings is typically more grounded and focuses on leverage and control rather than the theatrical presentation seen in professional wrestling. Regardless of the context, suplexers are skilled athletes who have trained extensively to master these dynamic and often impactful maneuvers. The term can also be used colloquially to describe someone who is particularly adept at using such holds.