The dragon suplex is a professional wrestling move that involves a wrestler lifting their opponent and then throwing them backward onto the mat. The move is executed by hooking the opponent's arms and bending them backward, creating a bridge with the wrestler's body. This technique can be visually impressive and is often used to showcase a wrestler's strength and skill. This maneuver is commonly seen in various wrestling promotions, including WWE and AEW. It is considered a high-risk move due to the potential for injury if not performed correctly. Wrestlers typically practice extensively to ensure safety and effectiveness when executing the dragon suplex.