What is this submission called in the 10P system?

[Guerra]

What is this submission called?

Setup:
You get into this submission when opponent is turtle'd and you want to do D'Souza control into the Truck, but instead as the opponent falls to his/her side away from you, you roll with him/her, secure a lockdown on the nearside leg, and attack the far shoulder behind the opponent's head leading to a neck/shoulder crank.

Where it can be found:
Eddie Bravo vs Royler Gracie 2 @ 10min 44sec

Picture:
I have a beautiful picture, but am unable to upload it to the forum for some reason. (keeps giving me an error).
But here is a link link to the picture.

What:
Name this submission please and thank you.

Guerra
Purple Belt

[Ross Davidson]

100%

[David Rosado]

yeah, from what I remember from JRE, Eddie said it was like a modified 100%

[john harris & sons]

100% is not a submission, it's a sweep

[Brent Smith]

100% can be a submission. It's a neck crank

[Guerra]

Thanks everybody. The 100% that I know is a technique from full guard where if you get the position, you will be swept 100% (i.e. setup is basically like going for a guillotine from the guard but you snake your arm under the far armpit, then pull opponent over for the sweep/submission). However, the picture I linked to was when opponent is in the turtle position, securing a lockdown on the near leg, reaching for the far shoulder, and rolling with the opponent to the neck crank. I guess it is like the cousin of the 100% from the full guard, but not quite the same.

In this situation with Eddie vs Royler 2, the "100%" was not a sweep, nor was it a submission that works 100% of the time (since Royler didn't tap). So it seems to me that it could also be named a little differently such as the 99.9% to note the distinction from the regular "100%" from full guard.

Thank you for the input.

[David Rosado]

Thanks everybody. The 100% that I know is a technique from full guard where if you get the position, you will be swept 100% (i.e. setup is basically like going for a guillotine from the guard but you snake your arm under the far armpit, then pull opponent over for the sweep/submission). However, the picture I linked to was when opponent is in the turtle position, securing a lockdown on the near leg, reaching for the far shoulder, and rolling with the opponent to the neck crank. I guess it is like the cousin of the 100% from the full guard, but not quite the same.

In this situation with Eddie vs Royler 2, the "100%" was not a sweep, nor was it a submission that works 100% of the time (since Royler didn't tap). So it seems to me that it could also be named a little differently such as the 99.9% to note the distinction from the regular "100%" from full guard.

Thank you for the input.

Try again. It wasn't the full 100%. It was modified.

[Ross Davidson]

Still a variation on the 100%. You can hit it from lockdown too. Great for countering some attempts at twister passes.

That's the name. Do you call a guillotine something different when you hit it from a position other than full guard? Or do you just say that you hit a guillotine from that certain posish?

I suppose you can call it whatever you want, but until Eddie or one of the generals names it something else, that's what it is referred to as.

[David Rosado]

A modified armbar is a modified armbar. This guy is saying call the 100% different because it didn't work. But in reality, it's not the same 100% that resulted in the name. So it's a modified 100%. Not quite the 100%, but clearly related to it.

[Brent Smith]

Realistically it doesnt sweep 100% of the time either