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Double underhook suplex

An advanced suplex variant with a different arm-control relationship.

Monster Factory · Larry SharpeChecked September 2026

Also called: butterfly suplex · double arm suplex

Nicole Savoy and Hiroyo Matsumoto in a bridging position at SHIMMER 113.
Match context: Nicole Savoy and Hiroyo Matsumoto at SHIMMER 113. This photograph is not a demonstration of the double-underhook grip. John Manard ↗ · CC BY-SA 2.0 Resized by Wikimedia Commons; no other edits.

The reference

Sharpe demonstrates a double underhook suplex and identifies the paired arm control before the lift. The explanation is brief and omits a beginner’s progression.

Prerequisites to discuss

Discuss receiving experience, release timing, partner communication, and supervised prerequisites with your coach. Reading this entry is not clearance to practice.

What to observe

Compare the arm-control idea with the front facelock reference. What would a coach need to explain separately?

Pitfalls & coaching questions

Do not transplant the grip or landing assumptions from a different suplex. The match photo is context, not a sequence demonstrating this exact variant.

These prompts are editorial. Watch the original demonstration with a qualified coach, ask what the camera leaves out, and use the coach’s progression for physical practice. Our difficulty labels organize the library; they are not a school qualification.

WATCH THE REFERENCE

Double underhook suplex · Larry Sharpe / Howcast

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THE PAPER TRAIL

Sources & context

Coach demonstration and transcript

Double underhook suplex — Monster Factory demonstration ↗

Larry Sharpe · Monster Factory / Howcast

The named coach’s public demonstration and transcript support the identification. The library’s observation questions and prerequisites are editorial study notes.