A flurry in boxing refers to a rapid succession of punches thrown in quick intervals, typically aiming to overwhelm the opponent with a burst of strikes.

A suplex in wrestling involves lifting an opponent off the ground and executing a controlled fall, often resulting in a powerful impact.

The rear-naked choke, also known as the sleeper hold, is a submission hold in MMA where one fighter wraps their arm around the opponent's neck from behind, applying pressure to restrict airflow and force a tap out.

The roundhouse kick in Muay Thai is a powerful circular kick that targets the opponent's head, often used to create distance or set up combinations.

The guard in BJJ refers to a position where one fighter lies on their back with their legs wrapped around the opponent's torso, allowing them to control their movements and attempt submissions.

A feint in fencing is a deceptive move where a fencer makes a sudden movement or gesture to trick their opponent into believing an attack is coming from a certain direction, creating an opening for a real attack.

The uraken in karate is a powerful strike delivered with the heel of the hand, typically targeting the opponent's head or neck.

Seoi-nage in judo is a technique where one fighter lifts their opponent over their shoulder and throws them to the ground, often resulting in a powerful impact.

The tornado kick in taekwondo is a spinning kick where the fighter jumps into the air and delivers a powerful kick with their heel, often targeting the opponent's head.

A single leg takedown in wrestling involves grabbing one of the opponent's legs and pulling them to the ground, establishing a dominant position.

Slipping in boxing involves moving the head quickly to one side to avoid an opponent's punch, often creating an opportunity for a counterattack.

The elbow strike in Muay Thai is a powerful strike delivered with the point of the elbow, often targeting the opponent's head or body.

Parrying in fencing involves using the sword to deflect or block an opponent's attack, creating an opportunity for a counterattack.

Seiken in karate is a powerful punch delivered with the knuckles, typically targeting the opponent's face or body.

O-Soto-Gari in judo is a technique where one fighter grabs their opponent's belt and throws them to the ground using their leg, often resulting in a powerful impact.