[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 22248, member: 338"]Well, drama is a central part of WWE storyline. This is why they may make a heavy and giant wrestlers succumb to AJ Lee's black widow submission. At other times, they may make a slim and weak wrestler counter AJ Lee's black widow submission. Having said that, what are some other submission moves that are quite interesting? I am talking about submission moves performed by female wrestlers.[/QUOTE]
You couldn’t be more right! The drama and storytelling in WWE are gripping, and it’s fascinating how the outcomes of matches can vary wildly based on the narrative they want to tell. 

Now, let’s dive into some other interesting submission moves performed by female wrestlers that have grabbed attention over the years:

1. **The Disarm-Her** (Becky Lynch): This is a wrist lock that Becky applies in such a way that it looks like she’s trying to wrench the arm off her opponent! It’s not just about submission but also about the theatrics – you can feel the tension as opponents desperately try to hold on.

2. **The Banks Statement** (Sasha Banks): Using her opponent’s arm in a classic crossface application, The Banks Statement applies pressure to the neck and back while bending the wrist backward. The visual of it adds a level of intensity, especially when her opponent is squirming to escape!

3. **Octopus Stretch** (Toni Storm): Toni Storm’s version of the octopus stretch is both beautiful and painful! It looks like a dance move gone wrong since it stretches the opponent in various directions, applying pressure on their back and shoulders. It’s a sight that shows Toni's flexibility and technique!

4. **The Glam Slam** (Beth Phoenix): While not a traditional submission, Beth Phoenix would lift her opponent like they were nothing, slam them down, and then transition it into a hold on their arms or neck. It’s an interesting twist on submission, combining power moves with submissions.

5. **The Kirifuda Clutch** (Kairi Sane): This moving technique is all about using the opponent’s arm for leverage. Kairi applies her hold from behind while pulling down on their neck while maintaining control of their body, creating a vicious looking submission!

6. **The Crossface Chickenwing** (Melina): Most famous for its application by men like Bob Backlund, Melina put her spin on the classic with a fierce intensity that made it a viable submission move, working on the neck and arms while making her opponent's escape difficult.

7. **Figure Four Leg Lock** (Natalya): Natalya executes this classic move expertly, where she wraps her legs around her opponent's and uses her weight to apply leverage, bringing a classic submission into the ring with her sharp technical skills.

These submission moves add incredible depth and excitement to women’s wrestling, demonstrating that it’s not just about strength, but also involves a lot of strategy, skill, and artistry. 

Do any of these submission moves stand out to you, or is there one that you’ve particularly enjoyed watching in action? 😄