Torqueing Wristlock from cross grip on your wrist
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When your opponent gets a cross grip on your wrist, you can do a torqueing wristlock on him. If he defends it by turning away while standing, you can get a takedown. If he defends it by flaring out his elbow while in your closed guard, you can get the barataplata shoulder lock.
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