A relatively old fighting wrestling type game, please help, tell me if you know

Orc fighting. Right?

It's probably the fighting game of orcs.

I know what it is, neo-American wrestling, but I just can't find that game, and there's another action of holding the opponent's head and sitting down violently, which is too violent.

Is this it? "Puroresu - Famicom Wrestling Association" around 2000 played with the physical cassette, very cool, very fond of using the star inside, he is strong, after absorbing the enemy, press up, down, left, right plus the attack button can use different special moves, he will backflip and kick people, whenever the special move is used, the audience will cheer, quite shocking, the character can climb to the pole and fly down to attack.

Sticker] Game standby drawing.

Starman's special move: "Backflip Break".

Fallen opponents.

The starman clears the screen.

It's not three seconds, if it's three seconds, it's probably a wrestling tournament.

Look at my screenshots, 45 degree viewing angles, isn't it?

I think the over-the-shoulder throw can be used in it. It's also very effective, efficient and can defeat the opponent very quickly.

I think things like hugging and falling, falling over the shoulder, and kicking the opponent with the side of the leg are all very good, and they can be used in martial arts, as well as the front face lock, and the limb stretching is also a very destructive technique. These wrestling moves will work well in combat.

Put your head and arms down. Or locked in front of the face, Morima stretches his limbs. Their movements are also very destructive and can lock each other's heads. When you feel the resistance, you can kick your leg out of the way. This move can also be used in grappling.

<> 1 Wrestling is not a real fight, it has a plot from the beginning.

In Japan, the UWF was developed as a "real wrestling" league, and even now there are xenofighting tournaments (fights that prescribe a win-or-loser) in Japan, from which a real fighting league has developed, but they have all disappeared from memory and are not what wrestling fans want.

2. Fighting is different from wrestling, and good fighting does not mean that wrestling skills are good.

Never compare martial arts to wrestling, just like football and basketball, it's all balls, but it's very different. Wrestling's own set of techniques involves a lot of fighting aspects such as the Barou floor, but this does not mean that the best fighting is good wrestling, wrestling also needs wrestling, prologue disc, move coordination, recruitment and many other aspects, fighting technology and wrestling technology can not be equated.

3. Flying high does not mean that the technique is better than that of a floor player.

In the same way, Goofy is only one category in wrestling, (one of the four categories of wrestlers) does not necessarily mean that the moon surface is better than the floor flow player, and almost everyone in the Mexican wrestling style flies, so can it be said that everyone is a technical master? WON Magazine's Best Technology Award for many years in a row has been given to floor-flow contestants. (Of course, if you just watch WWE games, you don't know what flooring technology is.)

4. WWE's wrestling matches are not representative of the industry.

WWE is just one of many leagues (and the largest in the world), and WWE advocates sports entertainment, and the game itself is not very good-looking, and even the level of the weekly competition can be described as poor. They pay more attention to the plot, and you can think of it as an American drama. So if you're looking for a good American wrestling style fight, you might want to try the PWG and ROH League.