Pro Wrestling specialty matches

30 (or more) wrestlers enter the ring at timed intervals, and are eliminated from the match by leaving the ring over the top rope and having both feet touch the floor.

To win, a wrestler must render their opponent unable to stand up before the referee counts to 10.

Wrestlers try to score the most points by pinfall or submission within a specified time limit, usually 60 minutes.

The ring is surrounded by flames. To win, a wrestler must set their opponent on fire.

The ring is surrounded by a large metal structure. Two wrestlers start the match, but four more are released from enclosed pods at timed intervals. The winner is the last person eliminated.

A prize of some sort is suspended on a chain above the ring, and wrestlers must climb a ladder to reach it.

A specialized version of the above, in which the prize is a contract for a championship match that can be cashed in at any time over the next year.

A wrestler must make their opponent bleed in order to win.

To win the match, a wrestler must get their opponent to verbally give up by saying two specific words.

In this match, a wrestler may win by making their opponent's body crash through a wooden table.

Wrestlers may use the three objects listed in the name of this match as weapons. A prize may be suspended above the ring to be claimed as well.

The ring is surrounded by two cages made of sharpened bamboo poles.

The ring is surrounded by metal walls (either steel bars or fencing), which wrestlers may climb over to escape the ring and win the match.

The ring is surrounded by metal walls as above, then a second set of walls outside of those. In between the two structure, a group of "vicious" dogs make it unsafe for wrestlers to come near.

The ring is surrounded by larger metal walls and a metal roof in order to keep the wrestlers in (or keep others out). Somehow, the wrestlers often get out or climb on top of the structure anyway.

Two wrestlers are tied together using some kind of lengthy rope or strap, which is often used to attack the opponent. To win, a wrestler must touch all four ring posts in a row.

A coffin is placed near the ring. To win the match, a wrestler must get their opponent inside the coffin and close the lid.

An open grave is somewhere near ringside. To win the match, a wrestler must get their opponent down into the grave, then shovel or pour dirt into the hole after them.