Signature move (ORIGINAL)?

Question

I need a signature move that I can use for my wrestling league. Please help, I NEED THE MOVE TO BE ORIGINAL, NOTHING FROM WWE! Please discribe how the move is performed.

Answer 1

super chokeslam


grab the guy by the throat, lift him in the air for 5 seconds till he runs out of air, then lower him pick him up again and slam him

Answer 2

Vertebreaker


From a position in which the opponent is standing behind the wrestler, the wrestler underhooks his/her arms under the opponent's arms. Then the wrestler twists his/her body around so that the wrestler is facing the ground and the opponent is standing with his/her back resting against the wrestler's back. Then the wrestler stands while the opponent is in an upside down position while both the opponent and the wrestler's arms are still hooked and then the wrestler then drops to a sitting position. Another way to get the opponent into the position is to approach a standing opponent from behind, hook the opponent's arms, bend forward under the opponent, and then rise up, raising the opponent upside down.

This technique is extremely dangerous, as the receiver's arms are restrained and his/her head is not placed between the wrestler's legs, giving him/her little to post against. The wrestler receiving the technique is almost entirely dependent on the wrestler's strength and coordination to avoid serious neck injury.

Though the move is often referred to as a reverse gory special piledriver, or a back to back double underhook piledriver, it is best known in Japan as a Kudo driver, a name in reference to the move's original inventor, Japanese female wrestler, Megumi Kudo, who actually called it the Kudome Valentine. "Sugar" Shane Helms popularized the name Vertebreaker, a reference to a character from the comic book Spawn, in America after using the move under that name in World Championship Wrestling.

Answer 3

Double Crox Golden Hold

You put your hands into a "DX symbol" (a cross.) Next, you take your hand formation and wrap it tightly onto your opponents throat. Your opponent won't be able to breathe after a while. This is good for submissions especially.


Pushup Slam

You get onto the top rope, while your opponent is down on the mat. You put your hands into a formation, as if you are going to perform a pushup. Then, you fall onto your opponent, keeping your hands in the same pushup formation. This is especially good to knock your opponent out or get the 3-count.

Good luck in your league.

Answer 4

When I wrestled in New England, I had one called "The Cotton Pickin' finisher".

Both participants of the move hook right arms. The person receiving the move has his/her left arm wraped in front of the givers right leg. The receiver's right leg is picked up by the giver's left arm (the reciever is laid out behind the givers back while the giver is standing up). After establishing the postions, the giver drops the reciever on his/her face.

Hard to see mentally if you've never seen it physically.

Answer 5

This is one that I thought would look pretty cool for a lightheavy weight guy that had a lot of strength moves.

Lock up the head and arm (like Tazz did for the tazzplex), pick the person straight up (maybe even a little behind your head) like you're going to slam him, but instead of going down on the mat, slam between his shoulder blades across your knee like a back breaker.

Basically a fancy back breaker, but would be a high impact move for a light heavy weight.

Answer 6

You can always steal something from the indy scene. Hell, that;s what WWE does.

Go for Delirious' move: Chemical Imbalance, or KENTA's finisher: Go To Sleep.

Go To Sleep is a move where KENTA has his opponent in a fireman's carry, tosses him up in the air, and kicks them in the throat on the way down. It looks amazing.

Answer 7

For a light weight I say the 360 cannonball. U go on the top turnbuckle and do a cannonball 360.

For a heavy weight i say the Choker. U just put your boot on his throat or you can do the Ultimate FU.U pick up your guy and FU him from the top turnbuckle.

Answer 8

properly its a changed sliced bread #2 yet right here it is going. You bypass for the sliced bread yet once you get perpendicular to the mat pull ahead right into a stunner. OUCH!! I call it the CHAOS idea. it isn't the dudley canines you do not spin you purely push them backwards with their momentum. certain it really is accessible even on a trampoline.

Answer 9

Super Last Ride

go on top rope with person in position
lift him above your haed and let rest on shoulders
lift like Undertaker does
but jump forward as you slam him

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Answer 10

This is like a figure four leg lock but you use your hands.

use your hands to put their legs into the figure four then kind of get them in the position of say a boston crab and apply a little pressure to their back. ive tried it and it worked for me maybe it will work for you