A belly-to-belly suplex is a wrestling move where one wrestler lifts their opponent off the ground and throws them backward. The move is executed by gripping the opponent around the waist, lifting them, and then arching backward to slam them onto the mat. This technique is often used to demonstrate strength and control in professional wrestling. This maneuver is commonly seen in various wrestling promotions, including WWE and AEW. It can be performed from different positions, such as standing or from a seated position. The belly-to-belly suplex is popular among wrestlers like Kurt Angle and Brock Lesnar, showcasing their athleticism and skill.