Sidewalk Slam, Top-rope Legdrop Combination
One wrestler would perform a sidewalk slam, and then their partner would perform a top-rope legdrop on the prone, supine opponent. A slight variation of this sees the wrestler stay grounded instead of ascending to the top turnbuckle, performing a jumping legdrop on the opponent rather than a top rope one.
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