Elbow Attacks

==Elbow Attacks==
====Diving elbow drop====
A diving elbow drop is executed by diving onto a prone opponent with one's elbow cocked, driving the elbow into the opponent's shoulder, chest, or head.
====Axe handle elbow drop====
The wrestler sits on the top turnbuckle with a foot on each second rope, facing a supine opponent. The wrestler then leaps towards the opponent, clasping their forearms together, and lands on their knees, driving both elbows into the shoulder or chest of the opponent.
====Corkscrew elbow drop====
The wrestler stands on the top turnbuckle with the opponent lying face up on the mat. The wrestler then leaps at the fallen opponent at the same time executing a 360 horizontal turn before driving the elbow into the opponent with increased force. This move can be done without the use of the top turnbuckle.
====Diving back elbow drop====
A less common variation on a diving elbow drop; the wrestler stands on the top turnbuckle facing away from the opponent then leaps backwards, extending and cocking one elbow. This allows for greater range but less precision.
====Shooting star elbow drop====
The wrestler leaps towards a prone opponent from an elevated position, executes a backflip in mid-air, and lands with their elbow cocked, driving the elbow onto the opponent's chest.
====Flying back elbow====
A move in which the wrestler will jump from an elevated position (usually the top turnbuckle or the middle rope) and strike a standing opponent with the back of his or her elbow.
==Spinning Elbow Attacks==
====Spinning Elbow====
A move in which the wrestler will do a 360 spin and then land a elbow strike on the opponent.
====Extreme Spinning Elbow====
Samething as a spinning elbow, but from the top turnbuckle. Most of time this move is used as a diving version.
==Elbow Sweep==
A move in which the attacking wrestler hits the opponent with the elbow after running off the ropes and trips the opponent using the elbow.
==Eye of the Tiger==
Also known, as the Double Spinning Elbow. The attacking wrestler completes a 360 spin and hits the opponent with both elbows in the forehead or one of the eyes. It is named after Tiger Mask.