Also referred to as a Scrapbuster Slam, the wrestler stands side-to-side and
slightly behind with the victim, facing in the opposite direction, and reaches around the victim's torso with one arm across the victim's chest and under both arms. The wrestler then lifts him/her up with one arm as he/she swings the victim 180� to the opposite side, while the wrestler faces the same direction, then falls onto the opponent slamming the victim onto the mat back-first. The Big Boss Man used this move as a finisher, as well as a non-spinning, one-armed version, both known as the Boss Man Slam.
In another version of this move, which is performed against a charging opponent,
the wrestler uses the victim's own momentum to power the throw and can see the wrestler with the victim in the air spinning back round nearly 360� before dropping him to the mat. "The Monster" Abyss calls this variation the Black Hole Slam.