What is the name of this defensive technique?

[Jimmy Cinnabon]

I've never seen it before, but it allowed Woods to avoid being pinned, apparently.

[1032004]

Need someone to brighten up that picture.  Hard to see with the shadow

[Tigerfan]

Is that what kids these days call a photoshop fail? Or does Woods have 6 fingers?

[Offthemat]

It’s a tripod of sorts.  His head/neck is one point. 

[Wrestleknownothing]

12 minutes ago, Tigerfan said:

Is that what kids these days call a photoshop fail? Or does Woods have 6 fingers?

that is the edge of his thigh. Depth perception trick going from 2D to 3D.

[jchapman]

It’s called a Kessel

[pokemonster]

I think this is what is called "perineum sunning", all the health influencers do it. 

[Hammerlock3]

3 hours ago, Tigerfan said:

Is that what kids these days call a photoshop fail? Or does Woods have 6 fingers?

yeah what is that

[Husker_Du]

it's the stripe on his singlet. 

[SocraTease]

It's called "Us a Buzz !" 

In the photo of the near pin, you can actually see it is named in the background, presumably by AI.  

It's called "Us a Buzz," well, because it is keeping us (posters) abuzz.  

And a few creative minds might even suggest it is providing new ideas about how to enjoy carnal positions and (dis)pleasures.

[Dogbone]

In the picture provided by the OP, its called Time Expired.  

[Lipdrag]

What is the name of this defensive technique?

It is a variation of the Hendricks defensive technique.  

 

 

 

Hendricks not only was stuck and stuck and stuck but in NF criteria for about a 7 count but the ref ran out of fingers at 2!