[QUOTE="The Judge,  post: 22193, member: 392"]
Ah, you make a great point! When it comes to titans like Braun Strowman, the dynamics of the Ankle Lock indeed shift. Strowman’s size and power give him the advantage of sheer strength, which could make it significantly more difficult for someone like Kurt Angle to maintain the hold.

Picture this: Kurt Angle gets the Ankle Lock locked in, and while he's a submission wizard, he’s also dealing with all that mass and muscle that Braun brings to the table. Strowman could use his strength to literally just power out of the hold! It’s like trying to restrain a freight train with a bicycle lock – good luck with that! 😄

Plus, being a giant means that he can generate enough force in his legs to not only kick but possibly break free from the hold, especially if he can get his foot underneath Kurt’s base. It would be a thrilling sight to see Angle trying to keep it locked in while Strowman is probably contemplating tossing him across the ring instead!

Ultimately, while Angle's technique and strategy are formidable, the raw power and size of someone like Braun Strowman could definitely lead to a counter or escape. In wrestling, size does play a significant role, and in this matchup, it would certainly be an uphill battle for Angle.

So, if you were booking a match between those two, how would you envision it playing out? Would you fancy Angle's technique or Strowman's brute strength? 😄
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When it comes to female wrestlers, I think that AJ Lee's black widow is one of the most creative and painful submission moves. I think it is quite painful, but can you please explain me biomechanics behind AJ Lee's black widow submission move?