Current WWE
This superstar's finisher The Cross-Rhodes may be the most pun-tastic finisher of all time.
Cody Rhodes
You'll be screaming YES! when the ref asks you if you quit when in this wrestler's LaBelle Lock.
Bryan Danielson
This wrestler's "Master Lock" proves that the move doesn't just have a clever name.
Chris Masters
It doesn't take a "Sharpshooter" to see how he was the King of Hearts.
Owen Hart
This wrestler went on a 156-0 streak, on the strength of his spear, jackhammer, and booking.
Bill Goldberg
A finish off the top rope is the Coup-de-grace for this wrestler.
Finn Balor
You'll want none of this wrestler's Anaconda Vice.
CM Punk
Just like his Uncle, this wrestler finished off his opponents with the Frog Splash.
Chavo Guerrero Jr.
There was no kicking out of his Atomic Legdrop in the 80s, brother.
Hulk Hogan
This wrestler's Buff Blockbuster wasn't featured nearly enough in WCW, due to the lack of wins.
Buff Bagwell
When he goes for the submission, this wrestler prefers to use a little "Calf Crusher" action.
AJ Styles
This wrestler's Coffin Drop is like "trust fall" off the top rope that will never be caught.
Darby Allin
"Wasteland" is an apt name for this underrated wrestler's finish, because they were wasted in the WWE.
Wade Barrett
This wrestler added a little "Shake, Rattle, and Roll" to his signature swinging neckbreaker.
The Honky Tonk Man
His Evenflow DDT matched his grungy style perfectly. What about Me?
Raven
That's not an Irishman coming off the top rope with a 630 senton, it's this former US Champion billed from Las Vegas.
Ricochet
Be careful not to get Lockjaw when you visit this wrestler's kayfabe medical occupation.
Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D
His thrust spinebuster named "The Verdict" played right into this wrestlers kayfabe occupation, although he rarely got to use it and 3CR never called it by that name.
David Otunga
This Englishman had a very common real name, a rough and tough nickname, and no fancy term for his running powerslam.
"The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith
Along with Shawn Michaels, he used the superkick as a finisher, but elected to go with the more gimmick-friendly "Cryonic Kick"
Glacier
Bayley
Originally called "Salt of the Earth," it's now better known as this wrestler's last name armbar special.
MJF
Her K2 leg bulldog was seen all too often in the WWE during the early 2010s.
Kelly Kelly
Believe it or not, this first ever intercontinental Champion's finisher was an atomic drop.
Pat Patterson
This midcard wrestler used the Chart Buster, which Stone Cold Steve Austin ripped off and made immensely more popular two years later.
Disco Inferno