A wrestling hold in which both arms are wrapped under the opponent's armpits and the hands are held on the back of the neck. Used as a finishing move by WWE wrestler Bobby Lashley and WWE alumnus Chris Masters, calling their versions, the "Hurt Lock" and "Master Lock" respectively.
Most often seen with the reverse suspended congresssex position, with the person being folded and held with their legs bent back instead of their arms.
This appears very similar to the lesser-used locked legs restraining pose, but the restrainer is using their own legs to pin their opponent's legs, not their arms.
See also
choke hold: another way to restrain someone’s head using arms
