"Belly-to-Belly" is a term often used in wrestling and martial arts to describe a specific grappling position where two opponents are facing each other, with their bodies pressed together. This position allows for various techniques, including throws and takedowns, as both competitors can leverage their body weight and balance against one another. In professional wrestling, the term can also refer to a type of suplex, where one wrestler lifts their opponent off the ground while maintaining close contact. This move is popular in promotions like WWE and requires skill and strength to execute safely and effectively.