Besides being a hold meant to humiliate, the Reverse legspread pin is also an efficient way to end a match, so one might say it’s a double purpose female wrestling move. The move is a rather efficient one because it exerts several types of pressure on the victim. The attacker gets the victim onto her back on the mat/ring-floor and straddles her upper body sitting on her chest basically, facing her feet. That alone would normally be enough to keep a depleted victim down, but the Reverse legspread pin is about much more than that. The attacker grabs hold of the victim’s legs at the ankles and picks them up, holding them up and apart. She then pulls the legs back, putting pressure onto the hamstrings. This way, by keeping her legs locked, the attacker prevents the victim from kicking out of the pin. By putting pressure onto her hamstrings, she piles on additional pressure, further draining the victim’s strength and willpower to fight her fate.

Possible escape: the only way to escape the reverse legspread pin is to prevent your attacker from grabbing hold of your ankles. Once the pin is sunk in, it becomes rather impossible to escape.

Rating: the reverse legspread pin is an extremely spectacular and in the same time efficient women’s wrestling pin. Its humiliation rating is high as well. The attacker finishes off the victim, and in the same time places her in a compromising position.