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Thank you for the explanation.
However, I'm sorry, I don't feel like making such a move.
Because moving the opponent beyond the scope of "Sell motion" will take the control of the opponent forcibly.
It's okay if you're playing alone.
But it wouldn't be fun if the opponent made by someone else forcibly took control of own wrestler.
Right now the move has the player I am controlling go to the top rope and jump and I would rather it be the other way around.
I can't imagine this part well, so could you explain it in a little more detail ?
Is it a pin move when the opponent is down?