Dumbest wrestling move of all time?

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bishoptl said:
Here you go. Darwin's theory hard at work.


Watching it I think the guy in blue is selling/faking assuming the guy in yellow pants is selling also. I keep hearing the 5.6.7.8's whoo-hoo song from Vonage in my head. Great stuff! Surely there must be more of this out there and yes I called you surely.
 
Sokar said:
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"HUSH! HUSH!"

I don't even think he has a finisher, he usually threw people over the top rope and they got counted out.

LOL....I was just thinking about that guy. :lol
 
Shouta said:
I always hated HBK's Sweet Chin Music.

But you know that that's just one move that would actually hurt a lot in real life -- so it was pretty believable. I can't really think of any for some reason...
 
Didnt someone have a finisher where they grabbed your titty like that guy in indiana jones and the temple of doom. If so that is the worst.
 
Kave_Man said:
Oh I just remembered one, although it looked cool the perfect plex used to always piss me off. It was just a pinning move, they should be able to get out of it!

THe perflect plex kicked ass! It was being slammed aginst the mat THEN being pinned in the process.

Anyways, Edge's spear is horrible. Like the worst looking spear ever. Edge sucks.
 
Disco Stu said:
I like how, when one guy puts the figure four leglock on, it hurts the recipient of the hold. When the recipient turns on his stomach, the hold magically starts hurting the other guy.

There's no magic to it. It really does hurt the other guy if you manage to flip the hold.
 
Alex Anderson said:
There's no magic to it. It really does hurt the other guy if you manage to flip the hold.

But...

But...

Wrestling is fake!

Honestly, I didn't know. It just seemed like wrestling logic -- like if you throw a guy against the ropes, he'll bounce off and return in the opposite direction.
 
Hacksaw's 3-point stance. He even didn't try to make it look like a devestating clothesline. He'd do like 18 clotheslines throughout the match but then we he does a 3-point stance beforehand it's suddenly a finishing move? Horrible. I noticed this even when I was like 4-years-old.
 
Raw64life said:
Hacksaw's 3-point stance. He even didn't try to make it look like a devestating clothesline. He'd do like 18 clotheslines throughout the match but then we he does a 3-point stance beforehand it's suddenly a finishing move? Horrible. I noticed this even when I was like 4-years-old.

Hacksaw Jim Duggan sucked ass. I hated him as a kid and I still do. I never really got why he was so over. It must have been his stupid USA chants.
 
demi said:
...is that blood on the grass?

I thought I seen that too. Anyway, Hacksaw's clothesline, people's elbow(because it got popular it became his FINISHING MOVE!), Crush's head crush squat, bronco buster(wanna bust a nut on a guy's chest?), macho's elbow drop, Mankind's socko version mandable claw when he wasn't even a freak anymore...

*deep breath*

Bradshaw's Clothesline, Val Venis money shot (fucking body splash), Lex Luger's Torture Rack, slingshot, the whole whip against the rope physics, Piper's sleeper hold(what kind of wussy move is this?)... *sigh*

There's a lot. But the stupidest? I'll go with Hogan's leg drop. I mean, all wrestling physics aside, how weak do you have to be to have a guy lay his leg on you and put you down for the count? And this guy was the defender of all that was good back in the day. Earthquake or Sergeant Slaughter threaten the federation, and Hogan and his leg are there to save us. And his shaking his head act. I loved seeing Warrior matching that with shaking the ropes. But who am I kidding. I loved him and his leg. :lol
 
Disco Stu said:
But...

But...

Wrestling is fake!

Honestly, I didn't know. It just seemed like wrestling logic -- like if you throw a guy against the ropes, he'll bounce off and return in the opposite direction.

The only reason I know is because my brother would put the hold on me when I was a kid, the silly bastard.

J2 Cool said:
macho's elbow drop .... Bradshaw's Clothesline

You are to respect Savage's elbow drop! And Bradshaw's lariat may be the only thing I like about him :P
 
Ok, gotta ask if there's anymore of those backyard wrestling clips online, I know that that last one is impossible to top, but i must see more. Also did those two guys have a whole match that led to that, or did they simply just do that stunt?
 
The Chris Benoit move where he jumps off the turnbuckle to headbutt the guy lying on the ground. Talk about sending yourself on a one-way road to permanent brain damage.
 
I'd have to go with Yokozuna, i mean, come on, a 700pound man sitting his big ass on you? paaaa-Leasssssssseeeeeeeee
 
Yeah when you flip a figure-four it starts to bend the other guys shin the wrong way or something. I also tried it as a kid.

But fear not; I wouldn't piledrive someone off a roof and through a table.
 
Anyone remember early WCW. There was Kevin Sullivan and his Dungeon of Doom (worst group ever) .. Kevin's finishing move would be to lay his opponent in the center of the ring, run into the ring ropes and then stomp on his opponent. That is it.

(Technically, it is a neat trick, because it does take some talent to jump in the air and land on someone with both of your feet, and not hurt them)
 
Last night, at the TNA ppv, the NASCAR commentator Jeff Hammond did something called a "pit stop elbow". Apparently, it involves him pretending to rev up, back up a few steps, and then drop an elbow. While I haven't seen it yet, if it's half as ridiculous as it sounds, it will make the Worm look like a fucking Burning Hammer.

Also, I know people are going to disagree with me on this one but I think the Canadian Destroyer is pretty fucking stupid. The opponent is the one doing all the work for it. I mean, I had to watch it three times to decide who the impact is supposed to be directed towards.

I want to echo the hate for Cena's moves too. As stupid as the Five Knuckle Shuffle is, I'm really more bothered by the FU. It's just a fireman's carry for Christ's sake! If you're going to do a DVD, do a DVD.
 
bishoptl said:
Here you go. Darwin's theory hard at work.

Someone actually asked if they were ok.....does it fuggin look they they're OK? He got pile drived into a table from a one story building..... Everyone is right, these obviously smart citizens will kill themselves in time.
 
Screw you all, Hogan's legdrop was the best finishing move in all of wrestling history. The hulk up, the three punches into the rope, irish whip, big boot, leg drop ... the best finishing sequence in wrestling history.

Meng's toungan death grip has to be way up there as worst finishing move. As for worst move period in wrestling, its easily the irish whip. It's alright when someone actually puts some umph into it to make you believe it was a hell of a push, but it gets ridiculous sometimes when a guy whips a guy into the ropes and he's in 'cant stop' mode.
 
Scottie to Hottie was the dumbest wrestler who had the dumbest special.
 
That's an example of a wrestler that will never get anywhere. He obviously has no idea how to re-invent himself so he sticks with the same played out gimmick hoping it'll catch fire again.

Dumbest move.. his and people's elbow but at least the Rock has enough charisma to make it seem a lot better than it actually is.

Warrior's guerilla splash was pretty weak too.
 
Minotauro said:
Last night, at the TNA ppv, the NASCAR commentator Jeff Hammond did something called a "pit stop elbow". Apparently, it involves him pretending to rev up, back up a few steps, and then drop an elbow. While I haven't seen it yet, if it's half as ridiculous as it sounds, it will make the Worm look like a fucking Burning Hammer.

yeah I cant believe they jobbed Kazarian and Shane to that loser and he less talented partner.

Also, I know people are going to disagree with me on this one but I think the Canadian Destroyer is pretty fucking stupid. The opponent is the one doing all the work for it. I mean, I had to watch it three times to decide who the impact is supposed to be directed towards.

Been saying that for a while now.
 
The best thing about the Canadian destroyer is that clip that was posted here many moons ago when Petey Williams does it you can hear the one announcer going "OOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH... fuck!"
 
Brian Fellows said:
yeah I cant believe they jobbed Kazarian and Shane to that loser and he less talented partner.

Yeah, it's not quite David Arquette levels of retardation but it's pretty close.

Brian Fellows said:
Been saying that for a while now.

Really? I thought it was pretty much universally liked. Didn't it win move of the year in the Observer year end awards?
 
Yeah I dont usually talk about it here cuz well there isnt much TNA talk. But on the wrestling forum I frequent I'm one of the few who doesnt care for the move.
 
Somebody post the vid of those 2 back yard punks pile driving each other off the roof and breaking their asses. That wins.


That's no piledriver sir, that was Emerald Frosion, which makes it that much cooler.
 
european uppercut

it's just a sissy way of doing an uppercut. instead of using a fist to knock a guy's head upward, the bicep to do it. doesn't have the impact of a punch and never looked right to me.
 
LakeEarth said:
I've never heard of a 'Canadian Destroyer'. What is it, some kind of piledriver? Don't get TNA where I'm at.

Let me see if I can explain it...

First off, it's Petey Williams's finisher. It starts off with Petey putting his opponent in a powerbomb position. He then flips forward pile-driving the opponent. When you see it though, it basically looks like the opponent is trying to back body drop Petey to get out of the powerbomb but rotates too far and ends up pile-driving himself.

I'm pretty sure that's right...it's really a confusing move when you see it.
 
Matlock said:
WHY COULDN'T THE PERSON ON THE RECIEVING END JUST PUSH UNDERTAKER?

Ultimate Warrior did on one of the old tapes... Invasion 91 or something like that? I think it had Ricky Steamboat blowing fire on the cover.
 
bjork said:
Ultimate Warrior did on one of the old tapes... Invasion 91 or something like that? I think it had Ricky Steamboat blowing fire on the cover.

Well, I mean, it should have been more often. :P

Big Bossman did it once in the cage, iirc.
 
Minotauro said:
Let me see if I can explain it...

First off, it's Petey Williams's finisher. It starts off with Petey putting his opponent in a powerbomb position. He then flips forward pile-driving the opponent. When you see it though, it basically looks like the opponent is trying to back body drop Petey to get out of the powerbomb but rotates too far and ends up pile-driving himself.

I'm pretty sure that's right...it's really a confusing move when you see it.
Ok, I kinda get that thanks. I can see why that would look awsome, yet at the same time be retarded since the guy under does all the work.
 
Bastion Booger's squash move. I don't know what they ended up calling it but that was one disgusting human being.
 
I'm gonna have to go way back and say Killer Khan's Green Mist/Sputum. Managed by Mr. Fuji in the late 80's, this Mongolian literally hawked a huge green loogie into his opponent's face to cap off the match. The guy's success depended upon him having a nasty chest cold? :lol
 
What was that move where they'd put someone in a corner then back up to other and charge em and fucking ride em like a cowboy? Is that the Bronco Buster? You'd think grown men in tights and facepaint would do everything they could to distant themselves from that type of thing.
 
Axsider said:
WHAT?? The Torture Rack hurts like hell? Have you ever been in a TR??

Yeah exactly. Whoever said it doesn't hurt doesn't know the move well. Ever see those strong man contests where the guy is bending a steel poll behind his neck and over his shoulders? Now imagine that guy doing it with your neck and one of your legs.
 
Forgot to mention the Nasty Boyz "Pit Stop". One of them would irish whip the guy into the other guys arm pit. Doesn't do any type of damage at all. Horrible.
 
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