The bronco buster has got to be one of the most humiliating female wrestling moves, although its technical legitimacy is a bit questionable simply because the rings ropes are used for its execution. The bronco buster is an offensive move designed to inflict damage on several levels. It actually takes the fight out of the victim by delivering repeated physical impact on her chest area. On top of that, it humiliates as well, because of the way it is executed.

The attacker gets the would-be victim into the corner of the ring, then knocks her off her feet somehow getting her to sit in the corner with her back leaning against the first turnbuckle. The attacker then gets her legs over the bottom rope on both sides of the victim’s body and grabs onto the top rope with both her hands, facing towards the turnbuckle. She then starts bouncing up and down, hitting the victim repeatedly in the chest and face with her crotch/bottom. If ideally executed, the attacker’s bottom needs to land on the victim’s upper chest. Although the move is not particularly spectacular, nor is it outstandingly efficient, the crowds seem to love the humiliation it entails, therefore it’s a pretty popular move in ladies’ wrestling. It is an easy move too, the only risk factor in it is the potential for injury if the attacker happens to hit the victim in the face/nose.

Possible escape: the victim can try to slide down all the way to the floor to escape the trouncing but such course of action is not recommended as it will position the victim’s face into the danger-zone even if only for a brief period of time. The best way to escape is to just wait till the attacker stops.

Rating: the bronco buster is not a highly efficient, nor highly spectacular move. It has the humiliation factor working in its favor though, and that makes it quite popular with the crowds.