Best Over All Finishing Move for A Pro-Wrestler

[IndieMatty]

Honkey Tonk Man's - Guitar to the Head

[astroglide]

george the animal steele eating a turnbuckle

[Rick Diesel]

Superfly Snuka off the top ropes

[Gamblor]

It sounds so bad because it's so recent, but I've seen a lot of wrestling and I love the People's Elbow.

The setup is amazing, the actual move is pretty good too.

Hulk Hogan is god, but the leg drop was gay.

[IndieMatty]

Proper names please..

Superfly Splash

[IndieMatty]

Perfectly legit, John Cenas FU and Brock Lesners F5 are solid moves.

[kenberman]

[ QUOTE ]
george the animal steele eating a turnbuckle

[/ QUOTE ]

I know a guy who has a turnbuckle from one of GTAS's matches. It was pre-ripped!! I couldn't believe that the WWF would actually resort to this...

[Gamblor]

its a shame so many incredible wrestlers had such bad finishing moves.

examples:

Bret Hart's sharpshooter
Iron Sheik's Camel Clutch
Chris Jericho's walls of Jericho

The best ever wrestler with the worst ever finisher:

Ricky Steamboat's flying drop kick. i know he's supposed to be like a karate guy but wtf? That was the best they could come up with?

[sfer]

Camel Clutch.

Also, I never understood The Bird Man: Koko B Ware. He had a name and a routine but he like never won.

[DukeSucks]

Ricky Steamboat flying bodypress

Rock 'n roll express double dropkick /images/graemlins/crazy.gif

edit: Gamblor beat me to it /images/graemlins/smirk.gif

[wacki]

Star Man's Somersault Dropkick and Flying Cross Kick.

/images/graemlins/grin.gif

[Shajen]

Goldberg's spear.

It just looked like it hurt.

[B Dids]

Ganzo Bomb!!

[chaas4747]

Stinger Splash, followed up by the Scorpion Death Lock.

[bdk3clash]

[ QUOTE ]

Honkey Tonk Man's - Guitar to the Head

[/ QUOTE ]
Jeff Jarrett has ruined this.

I'm partial to submission finishes. For me it's a four-way toss-up between the sharpshooter when applied by Bret Hart, the figure-four leg lock when applied by Ric Flair (preferably while illegally holding the ropes for "leverage"), the Olympic/Angle Slam followed by ankle lock by Kurt Angle, and Benoit's Crippler Crossface. These moves were all a lot cooler before everyone and their mother started kicking out of them.

The best finishing move of the last few years is easily Petey Williams's Canadian Destroyer (http://img101.exs.cx/img101/6292/cd3.gif)

(Note the ref's hardcore selling in the background!)

Brock Lesnar's F5 is a close second.

[Fat Nicky]

The Berzerker throwing his opponent over the top rope and winning via countout.

[BretWeir]

Ditto the Camel Clutch.

Koko B. Ware and "Leaping" Lanny Poffo (a.k.a. "The Valedictorian") were one of the saddest tag-teams of the 1980s.

[Edge34]

Jesus that move is sick.

[Shajen]

[ QUOTE ]

The best finishing move of the last few years is easily Petey Williams's Canadian Destroyer (http://img101.exs.cx/img101/6292/cd3.gif)

(Note the ref's hardcore selling in the background!)

Brock Lesnar's F5 is a close second.

[/ QUOTE ]
Holy [censored]. I don't watch wrestling anymore, but damn, that's some good ish.

[B Dids]

I bet you know where a find a .gif if the Styles Clash '03. That's good stuff.

[Redeye]

Baron Von Raschke's Iron Claw. Plus I got his autograph when I was little because he became a local realtor and played in my mom's softball game. Sweet...

http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/b/baronvonraschke/04.jpg

[Soul Daddy]

I used to put (willing) people in finishing moves all the time. In grade school, I'd take every chance I got to put someone in the figure 4. In college, putting sorority girls in the Torture Rack was a must. And my friends and I would Rock Bottom each other if we got drunk enough. All of those would have to be contenders.

In the end, I gotta go with the Pedigree. Which I have unfortunately never pulled off.

[KennyBanya]

I am a big wrestling mark, so I have to go with a top five:

1)Dudley Boyz- 3D death drop

2)Chris Benoit- Crippler Crossface

3)Diamond Dallas Page- Diamond Cutter, the guy is a tool (how he landed a wife that smoking hot is amazing)but cool looking move nonetheless.

4)Ultimo Dragon -dragon sleeper (Obscure I know, but it always looked kind of real to me).

5) Taz-Tazmission

Honorable mention: RVD, Eddie Guerrero, Midnight Express, Road Warriors, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Randy Savage

Later,

Kenny Banya



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[mmbt0ne]

DDP: Diamond Cutter

[B00T]

The oxymoron award of the coolest looking but stupidest actual move...


Lex Luger - Torture Rack

[bdk3clash]

[ QUOTE ]
I bet you know where a find a .gif if the Styles Clash '03. That's good stuff.

[/ QUOTE ]

I couldn't find just the Styles Clash, but here's (http://www.tnawrestling.com/styles/phenomenal.mov) an AJ Styles highlight clip.

[Benal]

Undertaker - Tombstone

Scott Steiner - Frankensteiner

[NJchick]

[ QUOTE ]
george the animal steele eating a turnbuckle

[/ QUOTE ]


Completely Agreed.

[WEASEL45]

Bob Backlund- Crossed face chicken wing

[Sponger15SB]

[ QUOTE ]
the figure-four leg lock when applied by Ric Flair (preferably while illegally holding the ropes for "leverage"),

[/ QUOTE ]

Haha nice.

I used to watch wrestling when I was like 10 years old, this is the only one I remember.

[Ulysses]

Why has nobody mentioned The Shocker?

Lucha Libre, baby!

[jakethebake]

Clearly it's the cheese grater. (http://www.rit.edu/~cbw1230/BACKYARD/dangers.html)

[Ulysses]

Jake the Snake Roberts - DDT

[IndieMatty]

[ QUOTE ]
The Berzerker throwing his opponent over the top rope and winning via countout.

[/ QUOTE ]

Ni HAN!

[IndieMatty]

More: Bad News Brown - Ghetto Blaster

Sabu: Arabian Face Buster

New Jack: Balcony Dive

[KingCon]

Whenever I played the old WWF Wrestling Arcade game I would love EARTHQUAKES finishing move but I am also fond of MR PERFECTs Perfectplex

[Uston]

[ QUOTE ]

Honkey Tonk Man's - Guitar to the Head

[/ QUOTE ]

It sure beats the Shake Rattle 'N Roll, which was by far the worst finishing move ever.

[Richard Tanner]

Ummm pardon me, but Bret Hart's Sharpshooter was awsome.

Cody

[quadzilla]

Bad News Brown - Ghetto Blaster

[NLSoldier]

Definately the sharpshooter.

[Richard Tanner]

[ QUOTE ]
Definately the sharpshooter.

[/ QUOTE ]

[bdk3clash]

[ QUOTE ]
its a shame so many incredible wrestlers had such bad-ass finishing moves.

examples:

Bret Hart's sharpshooter
Iron Sheik's Camel Clutch
Chris Jericho's walls of Jericho

The best ever wrestler with the worst ever finisher:

Ricky Steamboat's flying drop kick. i know he's supposed to be like a karate guy but wtf? That was the best they could come up with?

[/ QUOTE ]
Fixed your post.

[IndieMatty]

Brad, for the record, the Crippler Crossface is one of the worst submission moves ever, it logically can't make someone hurt.

The AngleLock is bomb though.

[bdk3clash]

[ QUOTE ]
Brad, for the record, the Crippler Crossface is one of the worst submission moves ever, it logically can't make someone hurt.

[/ QUOTE ]
Matt, for the record, this makes me love it even more.

[Soul Daddy]

What was the Walls of Jericho called in WCW? Liontamer? It was a pretty sweet hold in those days, unlike now.

Others:
Razor's Edge - Razor Ramon
Harlem Hangover - Harlem Heat

Hands of Stone - Ronnie Garvin /images/graemlins/grin.gif

[IndieMatty]

Very funny. Moving on..the other night, I was trying to explain to someone the history of the WWE taking over the WCW/ECW, the "invasion" (that sucked) the whole thing. And in my opinion, the episode where ECW reformed to make it a triangle between WCW and WWF was the best episode of RAW of all time, and also at the same time single handedly spelled the downfall of the golden age of wrestling.

Thoughts?

[Soul Daddy]

It's close. A couple of episodes during the whole USA vs Canada period were up there. But the ending to the episode you reference is clearly the RAW mark out moment of all time.

I don't know that that moment necessarily had to lead to the downturn that followed. If the Alliance guys went over, specifically RVD, in the following months things would have been different. Or if Steph hadn't been involved.

God, I'm such a wrestling nerd.

[IndieMatty]

I think they blew their load with the whole invasion thing. And the creation of the ECW...yes got Steph involved and that just ruined it.

"what?"

The Austin/Van Dam semi feud...they dropped the ball right there.

And don't worry, I will put my wrestling nerdship from 1988 to 2002 against anyone. Haven't watched so much since I sorta grew up/developed a gambling problem.

[NotMitch]

[ QUOTE ]
Jake the Snake Roberts - DDT

[/ QUOTE ]

I can't believe it took someone so long to get the right answer.

[usmfan]

I'm not sure but I think that the Von Erichs predated the Baron above with "The Claw."

[IndieMatty]

The only problem is Jake's DDT is now nothing more then a setup move. Kinda ruins it as a legit fishiner.

[Soul Daddy]

[ QUOTE ]
The Austin/Van Dam semi feud...they dropped the ball right there.

[/ QUOTE ]
Oh, it's true.

[ QUOTE ]
Haven't watched so much since I sorta grew up/developed a gambling problem.

[/ QUOTE ]
Same thing happened to me. Though I think it had more to do with wrestling sucking ass than anything else. I've got it on in the background while I'm playing poker these days.

[IndieMatty]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
The Austin/Van Dam semi feud...they dropped the ball right there.

[/ QUOTE ]
Oh, it's true.

[ QUOTE ]
Haven't watched so much since I sorta grew up/developed a gambling problem.

[/ QUOTE ]
Same thing happened to me. Though I think it had more to do with wrestling sucking ass than anything else. I've got it on in the background while I'm playing poker these days.

[/ QUOTE ]


Agreed. The only good thing was CENA, and I don't like him as a Shill. Carlito Cool has something going on. Angle is back. I actually love the JBL Gimmick. Things look to be picking up a bit. But I doubt we will ever return to the glory days.

[nolanfan34]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
The Austin/Van Dam semi feud...they dropped the ball right there.

[/ QUOTE ]
Oh, it's true.

[ QUOTE ]
Haven't watched so much since I sorta grew up/developed a gambling problem.

[/ QUOTE ]
Same thing happened to me. Though I think it had more to do with wrestling sucking ass than anything else. I've got it on in the background while I'm playing poker these days.

[/ QUOTE ]

I'm also in the same boat. Probably never watched as much as you guys, but back in the late 90s, with the Rock/Austin/Mankind feuds, that was some good stuff.

If anything, I think wrestling has become TOO athletic. Too many Brock Lesnar types who really have no personality, or gimmicks. Just a bunch of former college wrestlers who can pull off some good moves, but there's nothing else there.

FWIW, I'm surprised the Stone Cold Stunner didn't get more mentions in this thread. To me, one of the great things about that move, and the Rock Bottom too, was that there was no setup required. The move could come at any time, out of no where, even if the hero was "losing".

[IndieMatty]

I was waiting for the stunner too.

[[censored]]

[ QUOTE ]
I think they blew their load with the whole invasion thing. And the creation of the ECW...yes got Steph involved and that just ruined it.

"what?"

The Austin/Van Dam semi feud...they dropped the ball right there.

And don't worry, I will put my wrestling nerdship from 1988 to 2002 against anyone. Haven't watched so much since I sorta grew up/developed a gambling problem.

[/ QUOTE ]

I think it failed because the entire concept of an invansion is stupid to begin with. No bosy for one second believed the WWE could ever lose to a McMahon owned WCW so uo until the ECW reunion and directly after it the angle had very little intrigue.

WCW and ECW should have been given the 2 late night slots which are completely wasted as is. Wrestler's could be moved from "company to company" as needed with each brand being able to develope a core audience. Then at some future point in time they could have done some cross promotional shows.

But whatever wrestling pretty much sucks now.

Move: Doomsday Device by the LOD.

[Ulysses]

[ QUOTE ]
FWIW, I'm surprised the Stone Cold Stunner didn't get more mentions in this thread. To me, one of the great things about that move, and the Rock Bottom too, was that there was no setup required. The move could come at any time, out of no where, even if the hero was "losing".

[/ QUOTE ]

So you mean, kinda exactly like the DDT?

[Soul Daddy]

[ QUOTE ]
The only good thing was CENA, and I don't like him as a Shill. Carlito Cool has something going on. Angle is back. I actually love the JBL Gimmick. Things look to be picking up a bit. But I doubt we will ever return to the glory days.

[/ QUOTE ]
I agree with all of this. Carlito & JBL are hilarious. Cena as heel rapper = tits.

It's always infinitely better from January - April. Then it sucks again...

[nolanfan34]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
FWIW, I'm surprised the Stone Cold Stunner didn't get more mentions in this thread. To me, one of the great things about that move, and the Rock Bottom too, was that there was no setup required. The move could come at any time, out of no where, even if the hero was "losing".

[/ QUOTE ]

So you mean, kinda exactly like the DDT?

[/ QUOTE ]

As others said earlier, unfortunately that move is a part of too many people's arsenals at this point. I think a finishing move should be a signature that's identifiable to one wrestler only if possible.

Of course, the Diamond Cutter is pretty much the same thing as the Stunner, so as usual, I have no point.

[Soul Daddy]

[ QUOTE ]
Of course, the Diamond Cutter is pretty much the same thing as the Stunner, so as usual, I have no point.

[/ QUOTE ]
Stunner > Diamond Cutter > RKO

[IndieMatty]

Actually there is a slight nuance to the Diamond Cutter and Stunner. I'll let some others elaborate because if I were to fully explain it, I may have to throw up in my mouth.

[IndieMatty]

[ QUOTE ]
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Of course, the Diamond Cutter is pretty much the same thing as the Stunner, so as usual, I have no point.

[/ QUOTE ]
Stunner > Diamond Cutter > RKO

[/ QUOTE ]


where does Brutas The Barbers version when he came with Hulk to the NWO in 1999 fit in>?

[Soul Daddy]

[ QUOTE ]
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Of course, the Diamond Cutter is pretty much the same thing as the Stunner, so as usual, I have no point.

[/ QUOTE ]
Stunner > Diamond Cutter > RKO

[/ QUOTE ]


where does Brutas The Barbers version when he came with Hulk to the NWO in 1999 fit in>?

[/ QUOTE ]
Ah, The Disciple. I think he has to use it to finish a match in order to qualify.

Edit: sp

[Bill Murphy]

The superplex.

[[censored]]

[ QUOTE ]
Actually there is a slight nuance to the Diamond Cutter and Stunner. I'll let some others elaborate because if I were to fully explain it, I may have to throw up in my mouth.

[/ QUOTE ]

The Diamond Cutter involves pulling the opponent up and out, which results in his body being parallel to the mat. The opponent lands chest first on the ring.

The SCC involves pulling the opponent up then directly down. The opponent lands knees first on the ring.

[BeerMoney]

What about the DDT and the Rude Awakening?

[Roy Munson]

Although I despised him, Bob Backlund's Chicken Wing was usually good for an instant submission. Submission holds are preferable to other finishing moves because the recipient is forced to beg for relief which is far more emasculating.

Other than the camel clutch, the best was Greg Valentine's Figure-4 leg lock, which frequently left opponents with "torn ligaments" and frequently ended with Valentine kicking the injured opponent off the stretcher. Brilliant.

I also was a big fan of Stan "the Man" Stasiak's Heart Punch, but was sorely disappointed that it never led to a heart attack, as expected.

[willie]

lod- doomsday device

misawa- emerald fusion

rvd- split legged moonsault


I lost all interest in wreslting, it's pretty unfortunate. I still catch the T&A preview shows and it looks like a pretty interesting group.

Once WWF took over my beloved ECW...it was over for me, i grew up on the stuff hardcore and the competition and rivalry was what made it so fun. One giant company isn't fun, it's completely boring. it's not about wrestling anymore, it's jsut complete crap.

I got into japanese wrestling pretty heavy for a bit, but it takes extra effort to get your hands on so i gave up...

ps- i have WAY too many wrestling vids and even some rare japanese posters (one from the giant baba memorial show),

this stuff is embarassing and i will never speak of it again. /images/graemlins/grin.gif

[tpir90036]

Someone mentioned Starman from the original Pro Wrestling for 8-bit Nintendo... so I have to give a shout-out to Fighter Hayabusa's Back Brain Kick. Very solid move. Anyway....

Old school answer: DDT, and it's not close. Awesome move, awesome name...awesome.
New school answer: Stone Cold Stunner.

I only list a new-school answer because the DDT has been diluted by everyone using it and doing it more than once in a match sometimes. Which sucks because it deserves more respect than that /images/graemlins/wink.gif

I would also nominate two ECW finishers in the form of The Van Terminator and the Atomic Arabian Facebuster....but both of them involved using chairs and have not been performed many times since those days. (Shane McMahon did a Van Terminator using a trash can in a street fight match at Wrestlemania once.)

Am I done embarassing myself yet? OK, good.

-tpir

[mistrpug]

The Eliminator

[Turning Stone Pro]

"george the animal steele eating a turnbuckle"

and it's not close . . .

TSP

[Benal]

What was Andre The Giant's finisher?

[hoyaboy1]

[ QUOTE ]
What was Andre The Giant's finisher?

[/ QUOTE ]

heart failure

[willie]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
What was Andre The Giant's finisher?

[/ QUOTE ]

heart failure

[/ QUOTE ]

.1/5


there is a funny story about him being in mexico when bam bam bigelow was early in his career

and they were working a match, and andre was just rough housing bigelow real bad cause he was a young guy at the time. i guess the water or food or somethin got to him and he ended up dumping liquid sh!t all over bigelow and himself in one of the most horrific anal accidents ever heard of.

[Vince Young]

Goldberg's Spear/Jackhammer.

Nash's Jacknife Powerbomb.

[DukeSucks]

http://lsw.i8.com/Wrestlers/momoney.jpg

MoMoneyMike (http://lsw.i8.com/Wrestlers/Bios/3m.html) : The Moneymaker

Actually, all the wrestlers in LSW (http://www.lsw.i8.com/wrestlers.html) look pretty tough /images/graemlins/wink.gif

[BretWeir]

I actually saw Jake the Snake's debut match in person when I was about 10 years old. While it got corny after a while, the first time he opened up that burlap sack and dumped the python onto his knocked-out opponent, it was completely sick. One of the highlights of my childhood.

[tech]

The Iron Claw -- particularly when done to the point where it drew blood.

[BretWeir]

Not quite a finishing move but deserving an honorable mention: When The Junkyard Dog would flip out, get down on all fours, chase after his opponent like a Doberman, and end up with the charging head-butt. Always cracked me up to see JYD chase someone out of the ring like that.

[Benal]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
What was Andre The Giant's finisher?

[/ QUOTE ]

heart failure

[/ QUOTE ]

Sad, but the same can be said for many pro wrestlers.

It was a serious question, I just can't remember and it's buggin' me.

[tpir90036]

I am not sure that he had one per se. He used to sandwhich people in between his back and the turnbuckle and smash them a few times. And headbutt people a lot. FWIW, his finishing move in the recent video games he has shown up in is simply a very hard body slam.

[Punker]

Fighter Hayabusa's back brain kick was indefensible Star Man was a chump.

[nolanfan34]

[ QUOTE ]
FWIW, his finishing move in the recent video games he has shown up in is simply a very hard body slam.

[/ QUOTE ]

That's what I thought too. When he picked you up and bodyslammed you, it was over.

[housenuts]

quickly scanned through and didn't see it..

Shawn Michaels' Sweet Chin Music

i also liked the sharpshooter and the tombstone
i'm glad no one said xpac's bronco buster

[IndieMatty]

Do you mean Total Elimination?

[siccjay]

I can't believe no one mentioned Buff Bagwell's finisher "The Blockbuster".

Crippler Crossface is pretty nice too.

[Victor]

i used to get a kick out of yokozuma. cant remember the name but he just sat on the dude.

[IndieMatty]

Banzai Drop. Good one.

[Soul Daddy]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
FWIW, his finishing move in the recent video games he has shown up in is simply a very hard body slam.

[/ QUOTE ]

That's what I thought too. When he picked you up and bodyslammed you, it was over.

[/ QUOTE ]
Pretty sure this is correct.

[Soul Daddy]

[ QUOTE ]
Banzai Drop. Good one.

[/ QUOTE ]
Indeed.

As a kid, I was terrified of getting Big Splashed by King Kong Bundy.

[wacki]

[ QUOTE ]
Fighter Hayabusa's back brain kick was indefensible Star Man was a chump.

[/ QUOTE ]

Ya, the amazon was my favorite to tell the truth. I barely remember the game, so I can't tell you what character I was best at. I just remember the game was fun to play as a kid.

[bdk3clash]

[ QUOTE ]
Goldberg's Spear/Jackhammer.

[/ QUOTE ]
This isn't Goldberg's finisher--it's an entire Goldberg match.

[VayaConDios]

[ QUOTE ]
Do you mean Total Elimination?

[/ QUOTE ]

Is that anything like a Cleveland Steamer?

[Vince Young]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Goldberg's Spear/Jackhammer.

[/ QUOTE ]
This isn't Goldberg's finisher--it's an entire Goldberg match.

[/ QUOTE ]
Nah, he's got the Gorilla Press Slam, too.

[astroglide]

i think king slender was best by a mile. it was easy to do several backbreakers in a row to get you into strength position for completing suplexes and piledrivers.

[nolanfan34]

[ QUOTE ]
i think king slender was best by a mile. it was easy to do several backbreakers in a row to get you into strength position for completing suplexes and piledrivers.

[/ QUOTE ]

Man, I forgot about that game. Looks like I have a new one to find for the ol' emulator...

[housenuts]

i change my vote to Koko B Ware's ghostbuster finishing move. that was great.

even this website states it might be the best ever. http://scwsuperstars.tripod.com/koko.html

[housenuts]

oh god this website brings back memories

http://www.steveswrestling.com/info/wwepastfinish.html

how about Ted DiBiase's million dollar dream.

other honorable mentions
perfect-plex - mr. perfect
boston crab - rick 'the model' martel

i might start watching wrestling again.

[Jack of Arcades]

Sure, but even as a "smark" nothing gets me giddier than seeing Goldberg get in the ring and destroy everyone.

As per the thread, the DDT is the correct answer. Diamond Cutter > Stunner. Shannon Moore's Mooregasm > Blockbuster. No one's mentioned the Vertebreaker. Shane Helms is sick.

As per submissions, Sharpshooter. Or the Hammer Jammer.

[mistrpug]

[ QUOTE ]
Do you mean Total Elimination?

[/ QUOTE ]

Yes actually, I do. Good call.

[SinCityGuy]

The Great Muta - Reverse Moonsault

He was one of the pioneers of this great finishing move before it became more commonplace.

His other finishing move, spitting the mysterious green mist into his opponents eyes, was pretty good also.

[IndieMatty]

Vertebreaker is g00t. Also Christians Tomikaze, which JR occasionally calls the Unprettier. (that and every other move).


Someone needs to do a study between alternativeish/indie music kids and Smarks, because there's like 4 or 5 in this thread.

[Reef]

[ QUOTE ]
Undertaker - Tombstone


[/ QUOTE ]

can't forget Steve Austin's stunner. For about a year when it first came out, in middle school (I think), all we did was try to stunner each other.

[B00T]

I am proud to say the best finsiher EVER has not been mentioned.

The Garvin Stomp.

[youtalkfunny]

No one mentioned Ken Patera's Swinging Neckbreaker?

Nor Jay Strongbow's Sleeper Hold?

Stan Hanson's Lariat?

King Kong Bundy's Big Splash had nothing on Haystacks Calhoun.

Who had the Cobra Clutch? Was it Slaughter?

[mistrpug]

[ QUOTE ]
Who had the Cobra Clutch? Was it Slaughter?

[/ QUOTE ]

Yes. It was a variant of the sleeper hold, and I think the exact same thing as Ted DiBiase's Million Dollar Dream.

[Simon Diamond]

[ QUOTE ]

Honkey Tonk Man's - Guitar to the Head

[/ QUOTE ]

Anybody who is brave enough to watch TNA Wrestling will know that Jeff Jarrett continues to use that gimmick to this day.

[IndieMatty]

whatever slapnuts

[Greg J]

Jesus christ -- I came to ask about the episide 3 trailer, and this sthread has sucked me in.

Greg "the Hammer" Valentine's figure four with the turned around leg brace was pretty cool. HTM's guitar to the head was even sweeter though. DDP's diamond cutter was neat. Also, I thought Sting's stinger splash/scorpion deathlock combo was great.

[Greg J]

[ QUOTE ]

Koko B. Ware and "Leaping" Lanny Poffo (a.k.a. "The Valedictorian") were one of the saddest tag-teams of the 1980s.

[/ QUOTE ]
Don't forget about "B" Brian Blair and Jumpin' Jim Brunzell, the "Killer B's." That was fuc[/b]king weak.

[Greg J]

I saw JYD in a Wal-Mart in Magee, MS selling autographs for $5 a couple of months before he died in a car wreck. I didn't buy and autograph but I did shake his hand.

[youtalkfunny]

Just thought of another one: The Polish Hammer

[J_V]

The perfect-plex

Tombstone