A "Superkick" is a professional wrestling move that involves a wrestler delivering a powerful kick to an opponent's face, typically while the opponent is standing or in a vulnerable position. This move is often performed with a dramatic flair, making it a crowd favorite in wrestling matches. The Superkick is commonly associated with various wrestling styles and is frequently used as a finishing move. The move gained popularity through its use by several wrestlers, notably Shawn Michaels, who is often credited with popularizing it in the 1990s. The Superkick can be executed quickly and effectively, making it a versatile technique in a wrestler's arsenal. It is often used to create a dramatic moment in a match, leading to a pinfall or submission attempt.