Patada Alta De Buchikome ((exclusive)) Jun 2026

Wrestling is storytelling through violence. The Patada Alta de Buchikome tells the story of irreversible consequence . Unlike a piledriver, which requires setup, or a shooting star press, which requires air, the Buchikome requires only one moment of hesitation from the opponent.

. In Japanese slang and martial arts contexts, it implies throwing everything one has into a single action—to "slam" or "ram" into an opponent with total commitment. When paired with the Spanish patada alta Patada alta de Buchikome

The move appears in Kyokushin-based knockdown karate and Seidokaikan , later adopted by kickboxers such as those in K-1 or shootboxing. It is not a traditional mawashi geri (roundhouse kick) but a specific application emphasizing: Wrestling is storytelling through violence

: The first woman to execute it on a male heavyweight. Her version is lower— Patada Media —but she adds a springboard off the middle rope. Beautiful. Illegal in three states. It is not a traditional mawashi geri (roundhouse