Extraordnario Jr.'s Finisher

[Irish Wolf]

So the Luchador Extraordinario Jr. has a finisher called "Siempre Peleando" I'm wondering if anyone knows what it is. If it's an actual wrestling move. I tried looking it up but couldn't find it. If it's nothing I'll just make it up for myself but I want to make sure it's not a Lucha move I just can't find it.

[Phantom Stranger]

Believe it translates to Simply Perfect, which ain't a wrestling move. In my head, it's a springboard spinning leg lariat. There is precisely zero justification for this.

[GardnerFTW]

I believe it translates to "Always Fighting". My spanish is a little rusty, so I could be mistaken on peleando, but siempre definitely means always. No idea what the actual move is though.

[Irish Wolf]

[QUOTE=Phantom Stranger;406640]Believe it translates to Simply Perfect, which ain't a wrestling move.[/QUOTE] According to my friend it translates to Always Fighting.

[Phantom Stranger]

Gardner is quite possibly much closer than I am.

[PeterHilton]

I created the character of Extraordinario. His gimmick was that he was a technico who brawled like a rudo. [url]http://www.greydogsoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?p=208117&highlight=extraordinario#post208117[/url] Siempre Peleando does literally mean "Always Fighting" but the phrase also has a "fight all the time/don't give up" connotation. Since it was the 70s in Mexico I pictured it as a series of knock down punches that ended up with a corny twirling uppercut. But change that as you see fit for Jr. :D

[FuelFan0102]

for some reason I always picture it as a head scissors into an armbar, ala Mistico's La Mistica.

[Irish Wolf]

[QUOTE=PeterHilton;406656]I created the character of Extraordinario. His gimmick was that he was a technico who brawled like a rudo. [url]http://www.greydogsoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?p=208117&highlight=extraordinario#post208117[/url] Siempre Peleando does literally mean "Always Fighting" but the phrase also has a "fight all the time/don't give up" connotation. Since it was the 70s in Mexico I pictured it as a series of knock down punches that ended up with a corny twirling uppercut. But change that as you see fit for Jr. :D[/QUOTE] Since ExtraordinarioJr. has very little in the way of brawling but seems to be very speedy I adjusted his father's moves from punches to kicks. He opens up with a six kicks three to a side (right and left) Legs, stomach, chest and finishes it off with a Pele Kick to the top of the head.