You really think the WWF would fuck with even the mere thought of that? You think Steve Austin is gonna see a no-bridge-all-impact German Tazplex and go "hell son, fuckin count me in!"

I’ve always seen it as a move itself doesn’t get capitalized, but a proper move name does. Like, a suplex is a suplex. But a T-Bone Tazplex gets the caps. And the ultimate sign of fame is when your proper move name becomes common enough to go lowercase (I.e. superkick, etc).

She didn’t take it like champ. The girl doing the suplex protected her fall. She did a Tazplex. 😁

TAZPLEX >>>>

An Early TazPlex to Dean Malenko!

First time I saw you throw a head and arm Tazplex I jumped up and yelled "That guys dead!" The fact that I thought you killed a couple of people and broke some necks without hurting anyone shows how good you were. You really were the best at suplexes.

Before Benoit, before Angle and before Lesnar… Exists Taz who always one of the greatest Technical wrestlers of all time and his move “Tazplex” always be one of the greatest moves of all time 😎

Nobody mentions the tazplex smh

🟠 TAZPLEX 🟠

Head and Arm Tazplex

I was thinking that looked like a Tazplex! Do you remember what this one was called?

Yep, Taz is 100% correct. Kurt's is a standard belly to belly because he twists his hips. Taz locks the upper chest region, a belly to chest or Tazplex which aims at dropping them on their upper body. Scotty locks the waist and throws over his head. Hence the name.

Whenever I see tables laid out diagonally on the corner I just think tbone tazplex or gore

HIGH CRADLE TAZPLEX ECW: Hardcore TV July 11th, 1998 @OfficialTAZ

Heyman putting over the head and arm tazplex

An incredible saga. Tazmaniac and Sabu couldn’t have been two more different people, but they made a great team. Both hard to read in different ways. Sabu was eclectic, Taz was very serious and about his business. Sabu no-showed the Three Way Dance event to go take bookings in Japan. Paul Heyman fired Sabu publicly. Vowed he’d never set foot in ECW again. The Tazmaniac dropped the gimmick and became a hard nosed, stone cold shooter. He became Taz. He violently dumped everyone on their heads. He submitted everyone. Everyone was a victim in the Path of Rage from Mikey Whipwreck to 911. But Taz remained bloodlusted because he wanted Sabu. He wanted him reinstated, he wanted him back across from him in a ring. He wouldn’t take no for an answer. He called Sabu out for an entire year and on this night, at November to Remember, the rubber met the road. Taz put ECW founder Tod Gordon in the Tazmission. He gave Paul Heyman a T-Bone Tazplex. Everyone was a victim until the lights went out and Sabu finally made his return. Barely Legal was ECW’s first foray on PPV. There were two major hooks. Terry Funk vying for the world title as the old gunslinger, and Sabu vs Taz, a match two years in the making. By that point it felt like the fight of the century.

Sabu vs. Taz from Barely Legal ‘97. Sabu made every Tazplex look like death. You couldn’t take your eyes off of Sabu and he was such a giant part of what made ECW so special. Rest in peace to the Homicidal, Suicidal, Genocidal, Death-Defying Maniac.

That's a BAD DUDE Suplex right there. @BADDUDEtito #SantinoBros #WrestlingSchool #TazPlex #ProWrestlingLosAngeles #TBone #Exploder

AVALANCHE HEAD & ARM TAZPLEX

Tears in my eyes as I gaze into the night sky and see the Half and Half Tazplex lights for the first time.