The Super-Finisher: 11 Dangerous Wrestling Finishing Moves!
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When a finisher doesn’t work, a super-finisher is called upon to finish the job. Sometimes, the move becomes more iconic than its creator!
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A great finishing move can define a wrestler. Finishers can become iconic, from Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Stunner to The Rock’s People’s Elbow. But when a finisher doesn’t work, in rare circumstances, wrestlers dig deep to brandish a powerful, more dangerous super-finisher to finish the job. Sometimes, the maneuver becomes more iconic than its creator! Who Invented the Superkick? On the topic of finishers in wrestling, look at the case of Chris Adams. While many associate the Superkick with Shawn Michaels’ Sweet Chin Music, “Gentleman” Chris Adams was the innovator of the technique. It’s doubtful that when one hears the word Superkick, they think of the British innovator. Yet whenever Adams himself is mentioned, their mind often jumps to his dramatic move.
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