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forearm smash

British  
/ ˈfɔːrˌɑːm /

noun

  1. a blow like a punch delivered with the forearm in certain types of wrestling

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Neither could he have suffered a forearm smash.

From BBC

They avoided touching hands but wound up caught somewhere between a fist bump and a forearm smash.

From Washington Times

Jordan Ayew was fortunate to escape a red card after the VAR decided to take another look at his forearm smash on Josh Brownhill.

From The Guardian

Costa, who had got away with a forearm smash on Clément Lenglet in the opening minutes, protested at first, pleading with Jesús Gil Manzano and at one point seeming to attempt to put the card back in the referee’s pocket.

From The Guardian

The Frenchman is still suspended for his VAR-snared forearm smash on a Girona player two weeks ago.

From The Guardian