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Romero Special

This is a type of wrestling move, also known as the "Surfboard Stretch." The name comes from the renowned Mexican wrestler, Ricky Romero.
It's a submission hold where the opponent is placed face down with their back to the mat, and their legs and arms are lifted with the wrestler's knees and hands.

This is a type of wrestling move, an aerial maneuver originating from Lucha Libre (Mexican wrestling).

This is one of the basic yet practical techniques used not only in pro wrestling but in all combat sports. Its name comes from the act of "locking" (fixing) the opponent's "head."

This is a very famous and traditional submission hold in pro wrestling, known in Japan as "Boston Crab," and overseas as "Boston Crab or Boston Crab Hold."

This is one of the classic submission holds representative of pro wrestling, and it remains popular due to its aesthetic beauty and the cleverness of its execution.

The Electrified Barbed Wire Deathmatch is one of the most extreme forms of professional wrestling, where wrestlers fight amidst electrified wires and pyrotechnic effects. Such matches are particularly common in Japanese deathmatch promotions.

This is one of the most famous and fundamental throwing techniques in pro wrestling. It's a simple but powerful move where the opponent is lifted from behind and slammed onto their back.

About Yuki Hero Pro Wrestling

"Clothes that can make someone a hero"
While not a commonly heard phrase, it is an important concept in Yuki Hero Pro Wrestling's persistent path. The charm of pro wrestling and heroes is incorporated into fashion, and each item is carefully crafted by Japanese artisans, whom the designer calls "heroes." Every season, they visit production sites all over Japan, striving to create new collections using the techniques possessed by these artisans. Yuki Hero Pro Wrestling's approach to manufacturing has remained unchanged since its origin, delivering clothes that enable wearers to become someone's hero, day after day, as a Japanese fashion brand.