The leghook pin is the most common way to finish a ladies’ wrestling match.  The hooking of the leg of the defeated wrestlerette is on one hand a practical move, on the other hand it is meant to humiliate by displaying the fallen girl in a trophy-like manner.

A very dominant womens’ wrestling hold, the leghook pin can be applied from a variety of positions, but the most common way is with the attacker lying perpendicular to her KOd opponent (who is on her back) placing a forearm across her neck and/or upper chest (above the breasts) and pressing down on it, while hooking one of her opponent’s legs with her other arm and bringing her knee up towards her chest. The leghook is meant to deny the defender the possibility to kick out of the pin. As said above, the leghook pin would also qualify as a victory pose because of the way it showcases the victor handling her opponent like a predator handles prey.

The attacker needs to make sure the victim is rendered fairly helpless before applying the showboating leghook pin, as leaving one of her legs unhooked gives her the possibility to kick out.

Possible escapes: if the victim is not worn down enough or KOd before the leghook pin is applied, she can attempt to kick out of it by using the leg her opponent left unhooked.

Rating: not very efficient at restraining movement, but extremely spectacular, dominant and humiliating for the pinned girl.