Several wrestlers in WWE 2K will utilize submission holds. These are usually activated when an opponent is on the ground, either utilizing the legs or upper body. These include Boston crabs, figure four leg locks – nothing beats the classic Ric Flair style – and others.
Once you begin a submission, you'll see a meter on the screen called "Breaking Point." This shows you just how far your opponent is from submitting to your maneuver and winning the match. The meter will be all white, but fill in with red starting from the left side. If it's all the way over on the left, you've still got a ways to go to beat your opponent. If it's to the right, you're a few taps away from victory.
No matter where the meter stands, submission holds do damage to particular areas of the body, whether it's the chest, arms, head or legs. You'll want to keep this in mind for attacks directed at these areas, as it weakens the opponent and makes them susceptible to a loss if you put them back in the submission hold. Use the left analog pad to direct certain attacks towards these parts, preferably arms and legs since they're a little more vulnerable.
To keep a submission meter going, you'll need to tap all four face buttons like crazy. It's a little easier than the "hold the analog stick in a certain direction for pressure" system featured in previous games, so you can perfect it with ease. You'll also use this if you're stuck in a submission, either to avoid giving up the match or escape from the hold.
Keep in mind that you'll want to be as close to the center of the ring as possible when you launch a submission maneuver. If you're close to the ropes, depending on the rules of the match, the referee may tell you to release the hold.
Practice a bit and see which submission works best for you. I'm a personal fan of C.M. Punk myself.
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