The Headbutt to the groin is one of the most efficient ways to knock the fight out of a girl. If after a well executed head butt to your groin you’re still feeling like you want to continue, you’re a tough little scrapper for sure. The headbutt to the groin is used to prepare an opponent for a submission hold or a pinning maneuver. In the LPWA, Black Venus (member of the tag team Bad Black and Beautiful) used this move on several opponents (I know of one instance when she used it on Cheryl Rusa and of one when she head-butted Baby Face Nellie to kingdom come).

The victim is on her back on the ring floor. The attacker gets hold of both her legs at the ankles and holds them up and apart thus exposing the crotch and groin area. She then dives forward, putting a considerable amount of her bodyweight into the move as her forehead hits her opponent’s groin.  A muscular neck and a hard skull are required to make the move an optimal one indeed.

The headbutt to the groin is not a frequent move in women’s professional wrestling. When the attacker holds her legs apart – knowing what’s coming – the victim usually waves at her foe and begs her not do go through with the maneuver, which the crowds seem to love, as she always gets what’s coming regardless of her pleas.

Possible escape: The Headbutt to the groin is a professional wrestling move and it does require some cooperation from the victim, therefore it’s not that tough to wiggle out of it if the victim really intends to. If you do not want to be head-butted in the groin, make it tough for your opponent to pry your legs apart.

Rating: Moderately efficient. More of a wear-down move employed for its spectacular nature than a potential match-decider.

Courtesy of sleeperkidsworld.com