What is the most devestating finisher in Pro Wrestling history?

Question

I'm thinking of shoot pro wrestling moves. Moves that can be used for real. Like The Iron Sheik's Camel Clutch, or Bret Hart's Sharpshooter, etc...Which move could possibly inflict the worst damage in the long run?

Answer 1

I would have to say Taz' chokehold he used in ECW, the Kata-Hajime. It's a judo chokehold(restricts bloodflow, but not airflow), and is even ban from use in UFC and Pride. It is dangerously effective.

Answer 2

I agree, the Piledriver. The piledriver has ended careers and broken bones. merely ask Steve Austin. like the powerbomb, it has one hundred different variations. you have each thing out of your prevalent Piledriver executed with the help of Jerry Lawler to Jerry Lynn's Frank Gotch style cradle Pildriver. do no longer neglect The Undertaker's Tombstone, Kevin Steen's equipment version, and intensely Mantis Black's Double Underhook Piledriver. that is been around for some years and at present some agencies somewhat outlaw that is use.

Answer 3

I don't know what the move is called but it is the move that Owen Hart did to Stone Cold, at Summerslam 1997 when he broke his neck. It was a variation of a tombstone and a pile driver, i guess it was a reverse tombstone.

Answer 4

i would agree with the tombstone pile driver. the canadian destroyer is probably more fragmented down the spine, but my guess is that the pile driver gives the opponent more of a chance to make a recovery. :)

Answer 5

Gotta go with a piledriver... look how many necks it has broken over the years!

Answer 6

It would be the Tombstone Piledriver

Answer 7

i think the tombstone, pedigree, or chokeslame, by khali. or the canadian destroyer.

Answer 8

piledriver

Answer 9

canadian destroyer

Answer 10

Canadian destroyer

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-YBs3I8kDuw