If you’re a fan of Joshi Puroresu (Japanese female wrestling) you’ve probably already seen this weird but very efficient ladies’ wrestling move. The hip attack must’ve been first thought of by the inventor of “Buns of Steel”. The attacker launches the victim into the ring ropes, the same way she would if she were to unleash a clothesline. When the victim bounces back off the ropes and comes running backward, the attacker takes a few paces to build momentum and jumps into the air twisting around so that she hits the victim in the face with her bottom, knocking her right off her feet.

Besides being more efficient than the clothesline, the hip attack delivers a certain degree of humiliation too. The amount of mass the attacker is able to put behind the move makes for a bigger impact, thus it’s safe to say the Hip Attack is more efficient than the clothesline.

Possible escape: the victim can escape the hip attack only by avoiding it. She can grab onto the ropes instead of bouncing back off them, or she can sidestep when she sees the ominous bottom approaching.

Rating: the Hip Attack is a highly spectacular move which can sometimes even be used as a finisher. Skilled lady wrestlers can execute hip attacks off the top rope, increasing the force of the impact generated by the move. I will have to rate the hip attack an extremely efficient, and highly spectacular move.