What's the most brutal submission hold known to man?

Question

if you can give a visual description of it.

Answer 1

A monkey hold

Answer 2

The Twister - can easily break someone's neck

Answer 3

neck cranks suck pretty bad but i think the one tht wold cause the most damage aside from neck attacks is the heel hook.  Basically you wrap your legs around a persons leg, put their instep in your armpit leaving their heel out, clasp your hands around the heel and torque the lower leg over while the knee stays in place by your legs, it tears ligaments and can end careers.  Alot of jiujitsu schools and competitions outlaw the hold

Answer 4

crotch crusher

Answer 5

Going behind the person and grabbing the person's head by hand on forehead and forearm to back of head over-extending the neck. It can break the neck.

Answer 6

It depends what you consider brutal. Choking someone unconscious? Snapping limbs? Tearing ligaments? I would say the most painful and damaging are heel hooks and most twisting type submissions. The electric chair is pretty painful if people are not flexible, you can destroy someones groin w/ that. The twister is also pretty nasty. All submissions are pretty brutal.  Armbars don't really hurt that bad until your elbow pops. Kimora's hurt real bad for me b/c I have tight shoulders. One of the worst feelings I have ever had was being caught in a submission called the meet locker. It happens when you sprawl out on someone or their scrambling and going for a single. Lock your arms up like an anaconda choke, then step your leg over the shoulder that is not trapped(which causes the back of their head to be lodged in the middle of your lower stomach) and arch back/squeeze.

Answer 7

MARRIAGE!!!

Answer 8

gogoplata from rubber guard

Answer 9

The most brutal I have ever felt is a submission from the bottom.  Wile in half guard figure 4 the passed leg then shrimp out from under the body and grab the pinned leg and lay back.  It looks like nothing, but I felt completly helpless in this hold and tapped before I even tried to get out.