10 Finishers WWE Wrestlers Regret Doing

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Jeff Hardy's swanton bomb through the ladder is one of the reason he always getting almost career ending injury

[@stevehunt9051]

I'm convinced Jeff was never the same after that 😕

[@juniorhernandez3347]

Jeff has a history of many of those bumps, he didn’t have any major injuries until late in his career. I’m pretty sure it was more of a chain effect that finally got to him through that very rough bump which he’s done in his youth but his body wasn’t the same at all. Yet Jeff still wants to do a Swanton off a Hell in A Cell at Wrestle Mania 😂

[@stratking86]

I wonder how many times he has been inches from career ending or life ending disasters....

[@juniorhernandez3347]

@@stratking86 trying to say he’s extremely lucky? Luck wasn’t there during that ladder-walker spot during one of those classic TLC matches.

[@megaxtrime3144]

Also didn't help he was doing them off stuff like the titantron rigging and other extreme high places, every time he pulls that move out he's been dancing with the devil

[@LeeJ2512]

Something I never thought about as a kid. All the wrestlers seemed immortal. You never think how injuries crop up so slowly over decades.

[@T3l3MuNd0]

We were kids back then & they were close to being super heros to us. NOW that we're adults, we relate to them more & realize that both the wrestlers that the fans looked up to, & the fans are all the same. Ordinary People

[@Mr.Goodkat]

@@T3l3MuNd0 You don't relate to them more unless maybe you got a career in wrestling now and you've always known they were ordinary people.

[@T3l3MuNd0]

@Mr. GoodKat yeah you do. For example, everyone know Undertaker & how he protected his character for 30 years. BUT he was wrestling like 4 years before that. As Mean Mark Callous. Kinda looking like MJF today, but anyways. . . .& then even before that, he was a basketball player. Then you go if he stayed in basketball, he "could've" played against greats like Shaq, Yao Ming, Hakeem, Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning. Even Jordan & Kobe. Also with so many documentaries released on wrestlers, you see how they grew up & who their family members are.

[@Mr.Goodkat]

@@T3l3MuNd0 How can you relate to any of that personally?

[@T3l3MuNd0]

@Mr. GoodKat alot of people grew up playing sports as a kid. Me for example I grew up playing basketball. So to know that again Taker played basketball as well makes me feel relatable to him. Or are you going to ask another "how is it related?" Question. . .

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Brock Lesnar doing Shooting Star Press to Kurt Angle was pretty iconic . Glad that Brock got saved after that

[@-Batista]

Crazy how he's landed it before. Scary considering his size

[@davestrong4487]

The Shooting Star Press was Brocks original finisher in OVW for years before entering WWE.

[@LumpyAdams]

Don't think iconic is the word you're looking for. It was botched and dude almost died so it's more infamous than iconic. Not everything is iCoNic and not everything is uNdErrAtEd.

[@ironman2326]

Brock went for everything and got NOTHING!

[@ThunderFist1978]

He definitely could have fared worse.

[@rhedosaurus2251]

How the diving heatbutt, the move that crippled Harley Race and practically destroyed the Benoit family, hasn't been banned yet is beyond me. Also, Hogan used the lariat, which he called The Ax Bomber, to great effect in Japan.

[@garyquack19]

Chad Gable uses the diving headbutt....i hate this move - i wish it was banned;

[@rhedosaurus2251]

@@garyquack19 What's even worse is that he and Daniel Bryan are more then talented for them NOT to use that move.

[@killerineverygame]

Also idk how in the first place that ever sounded like a good idea. “Yea lets just jump off the top rope and land on our head as light as possible”

[@stevegallo8483]

Dynamite Kid also used a diving headbutt as a finisher and ended up in a wheelchair from it eventually dying in 2018 on his 60th birthday. Bam Bam Bigelow is another who used the diving headbutt as a finisher.

[@rhedosaurus2251]

@@stevegallo8483 Dyamite Kid was a psychopath outside the wrestling ring. I can't feel bad for him.

[@Chris-km6iw]

Mick Foley was a genius for choosing the mandible claw as a finisher move...

[@bmack1708]

Yeah, but his signature elbow drop to the floor ended up destroying his hip instead.

[@Chris-km6iw]

@@bmack1708 Unfortunately that's true for Mick Foley... Then Santino Marella was a genius for choosing cobra🐍

[@MeazurAli]

@@Chris-km6iw or Umaga and now solo using the samoan spike , its basicly just them showing their opponent away

[@MeazurAli]

shoving

[@T3l3MuNd0]

I think anyone using a submission as their finishing move is a form of genius in the ring. Because it tells more of a story of "will their opponent tap or not?" & you as a fan are at the edge of your seat for a good 30 seconds to a few minutes. . . Bret Hart, Ric Flair, Jericho, Kurt Angle, Everybody hates Chris. . .

[@adamdufty2536]

The Undertaker is a great example of a wrestler finding new finishers to help relieve the damage being done by their original one. Although the Tombstone will always be iconic, Undertaker made both the Last Ride and Hell's Gate work for him. It honestly leaves me wondering why more wrestlers don't add new finisher's to their move set whenever they undergo a dramatic character change. This would allow them both an excuse for the new move, and to move away from a move that is starting to effect them physically and to save it for rare highlights on big stages.

[@achimsinn6189]

Chris Jericho also has a lot of different finishers which he picked up with his character changes. afaik none of that was due to injuries, but moves like the lion sault or the code breaker might lead to injuries if used exclusively over an entire carreer Maybe Jericho managed to dodge a bullet by switching his finishers so often.

[@chris_t2020]

I never did a connection between Triple H's knee injuries and the Pedigree. Now everything is crystal clear to me.

[@drnastyful]

same! it's one of those things that feels so obvious after it's been pointed out lol

[@LeeJ2512]

And the spinebuster he did too.

[@Rob-kl1uz]

Pedigree + spine buster messed him up. He got injured doing the spine buster during the rated rko feud

[@DJDoubleCee]

I always wondered how Stone Cold did the stunner without hurting his backside. I see him land pretty hard when he executes the move.

[@some_rando5895]

I’m pretty sure he did hurt himself doing it though.

[@kenterminateddq5311]

DoubleCee, Taker, Don Muraco and others had to tear their knees while doing the Tombstone Piledriver. Taker even did a leaping double-knee bump when performing the Super Tombstone at WM 26 against Shawn Michaels.

[@anthonyboss3686]

​@@some_rando5895yea when he stunnered every body at the royal rumble

[@L4-295]

Same. If you listen to hogan he says landing on his butt for years messed up his back to the point that he’s shorter now allegedly. And you gotta think if that’s true than someone that Austin probably has to be feeling the same kinda pain landing on his butt every time for years

[@DJDoubleCee]

@@kenterminateddq5311 I’m very surprised he didn’t break Shawn’s neck from that jumping Tombstone.

[@patrckhh20]

You know you're getting old when you watch a finishing move that as a kid lit you up but now you think wow that must hurt their back.

[@T3l3MuNd0]

Us 90s kids are turning into our 30s & 40s already 😳😳😳

[@harsh111yt]

RKO as a kid always looked painful to me

[@snowvalkyrie]

Right! I watched a classic TLC match with the Dudleys, Hard Boys, and Edge, and Christian the other day with my nephew. As a young teenager, I was enthralled with those moves. Now, my back and hips scream in sympathetic pain whenever I see a Swanton Bomb, or even a Spear. It didn’t even happen to me and I’m tapping the couch like, “I quit, I quit! Ring the bell! Ring the bang bell!” 😆

[@snowvalkyrie]

@@T3l3MuNd0, right! Where did the time go?!

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Diving Headbutt was one of the reason Chris Benoit gotten concussion

[@LordYuriX]

true

[@tomseville2345]

Elijah Burke getting his knees up on the Benoit headbutt....That shot was of his last match...

[@ShaneDouglas713]

FACTS

[@newfacepaula]

nah it was all the over used of steroids

[@granitiser]

@@newfacepaula go look at Kevin Nash's response about roid rage

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

So Randy Orton's RKO is indeed the main reason he still had his back injury . Hope he will be fine as always

[@dripguy5177]

Same 👌 👍

[@john1336]

If a simple Rko gets you hurt badly, then it’s not worth being a wrestler

[@arbaazsaqlain1712]

@@john1336 try doing it for years and years day in and day out and let’s see how you come up, tough guy.

[@jim-jcrypto]

Perhaps he should have also copied the ice baths after matches that DDP swore by, not heard of him reporting issues from using the diamond cutter, heck he even has his own style of yoga

[@jasonmagno5220]

And yet,randy let his kids perform it even his wife lol..

[@ItsJustOneGuy]

The problem isn't the moves themselves. It's the fact that they do it 365 days a year. That would kill anybody.

[@VendettaProduction01]

That combined with the workout schedule they need in order to keep the look that they need and the added muscles which put more stain on the limbs.

[@newfacepaula]

steroids is the key baby!!!

[@ItsJustOneGuy]

@@newfacepaula ironically steroids only increase your chances of getting injured.

[@homienum1]

Good point 👉

[@SirDistic]

Or in the case of Hulk Hogan, 400 days a year.

[@7601jrod]

5:56 that Eddie Guerrero elbow injury is eerie

[@kman8749]

Yeah that was hard to watch. He knew it instantly too.

[@capcha818]

Brock Lesnar doing the shooting star press was risky from off the top rope. That way you could seriously injure yourself with a concussion to the head or even get paralyzed, the part it amazes me is how Brock Lesnar was able to continue the match was beyond me.

[@Shania-user]

Yeah

[@armaggon5920]

Back then, Brock was way more ambitious. These days, Brock would have gone to the back and thrown the title at Vince

[@jcngokai-76]

doing the SSP in an 18' by 18' ring is one thing, but doing it in a WWE 20' by 20' ring makes all the difference between being spectacular and kissing the wrestling career goodbye.

[@LordYuriX]

@@armaggon5920 good one 😂

[@davidepling724]

Angle was too far away. Brock should have attempted it off a different turnbuckle. The shorter distance would have made it easier for him to flip in the air since he could have jumped higher instead of further.

[@derekmaldonado4672]

The swanton bomb was easily the worst considering the height of the stunts they were performed in. Plus there were a lot of TLC matches Hardy’s participated in. Falling on hard objects and not seeing exactly where you’ll land on your back/neck area is probably the worst part, because he’d miss his target sometimes. The guy did not care about his body, and that could be a result into how he handled his mental health. He’s still struggling to stay out of trouble even to this day. Taking all these facts into consideration, I’m confident that that will never be another Jeff Hardy.

[@Nerdifant]

Which on one hand is absolutely understandable for all that you mentioned, yet it also is a damn shame as these matches will forever be legendary. Seeing the Hardy Boys taking on Edge/Christian was mindblowing... That was sports entertainment at its very peak! But as said the price was very high on all of them.

[@AsBizarrasAventurasdeKlonesias]

I believe Hulk Hogan could've used a lariat as a finisher, it would've worked.

[@robertclark2253]

He did while wrestling in Japan .

[@ilikethecokev2]

Yeah, he could have just stuck with his Axe Bomber finish from Japan

[@beavis1887]

It worked for JBL

[@IronClawGaming]

Ax Bomber. And it could of. If Chris Jericho can switch to the Judas Effect Elbow in the 2020s Hogan could of switched to the Ax Bomber Clothesline in the mid 90s. It would of even worked for his heel character to have such a move.

[@robertclark2253]

The diving headbutt was also a finisher for Dynamite Kid and Bam Bam Bigelow .

[@rhedosaurus2251]

And look what happened to theDynamite Kid. In fairness, considering how much of a psychopath he was out of the ring, we can't feel bad for him.

[@LightsolP]

@@rhedosaurus2251Brain damage from headbutt + alcoholism is not a good combination...

[@Oswald_lusambya77]

This guy deserves so much more subscribers 🤩🔥

[@yommmrr]

3:57 props for Riddle taking the pedigree so beautifully. So many wrestlers put a knee or hand down to take the fall.

[@saibisureddo5657]

God I miss Billy Kidman. I really wish he was still wrestling with Mysterio.

[@oceanpacific3841]

Classic matches

[@brianhall4182]

They were my favorite tag team duo back in WCW

[@saibisureddo5657]

@@brianhall4182 Right man? TBH when I was a kid they were what got me into it all in the first place. I still prefer cruiserweight style wrestling to this day. Too bad 205 live was a dud huh? I think Billy actually works for WWE now or was for quite some years just behind the scenes. I think he was doing agent work or training work. Once in a blue moon seen him come out acting as a security or other exec type role. Once I started learning more about wrestling it was them and Matt Hardy all day long for me lol. Even back when no one was watching the indies and Matt wasn't in wwf/e I was always checking up on his KZbin seeing what he was up to. Then he had that weird self harm controversy video that was actually a gimmick but people thought it was legit and it was semi legit because he was having personal problems. Man good ole days lol.

[@pauliewalnuts829]

Kidman is definitely underrated.

[@bruceaskew2107]

As soon as ssp was mentioned he was the first person I thought about 💯

[@brandonwilliams120]

"I had scoliosis brother" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brandonwilliams120]

Im fuckin cryin😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@tehf00n]

meanwhile Sabu walks in, points to the sky and says nothing.

[@zacharyscott6779]

With Austin, he's lucky he doesn't have tailbone and pelvis displacement. My father ended up with that from being a traveling salesman, driving for hours and hours each day. Always having a wallet filled with business cards that he kept in his back pocket. Sitting that much unevenly caused his tailbone and pelvis to re-position through the years and now he deals with extreme daily pains where the only time he has any issues from it is if he's standing up. Being almost 70 with bad knees, you can imagine it's not much fun.

[@VenomSnakeMan]

Brock Lesnar Doing The Shooting Star Press At Wrestlemania 19 led to him almost breaking his neck this isn't the first time we see Brock Lesnar Doing A Shooting Star Press he actually did the move back in his OVW Days where he actually landed the move perfect

[@CyberEJ]

The Undertakers knee issues are apparent. Everyone has some kind of problem and his is that you always see him limping backstage. In the mid-late noughties, he'd always drag someone out on the apron and punch/kick them a little before climbing up and doing a leg drop. He'd also get whipped into the ring steps A LOT and he ALWAYS went knees first. All of that is on top of the in ring leg drops and all the tombstones he gave throughout his career

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Stone Cold Stunner is iconic move

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Undertaker is the master of Tombstone Piledriver move

[@jesuscage]

Except when he does it to Goldberg

[@mythix5906]

True, but since he takes a lot of impact on his knees, you can see him start to get up slower through the years its a mix of getting older and smashing your knees on the ground for years

[@northernking4787]

2:15 that’s me with the “It’s my birthday” sign, proud to have made it into one of your videos!

[@UnclePhil73]

I agree with Hogan. He should have used a sleeper, clothesline or full Nelson which would have incorporated his “pythons”

[@lewismaclean8849]

If I was ever a professional wrestler, (which I wouldn’t want to, due to the fact I could easily get injured.) My choices for my finishing moves would be in order of safest for each style. For highflying, the second rope 630 senton. For striking, either Spinning heel kick (Black Mass) or the punt kick. For powerhouse, arm trap piledriver. For technician, either the stunt rider stretch, or the original Neutralizer. What do you people think.

[@bostonphil]

Next up. 10 wrestlers who regret wrestling cause it hurts

[@albertbrammer9263]

Which is why Jim Cornette says wrestlers pre-1990s took fewer bumps. Rings are hard. 20 years is about all the body can take.

[@ferox965]

Bobby Eaton made the diving leg drop famous. The Alabama Jam.

[@jackgonahieu4999]

Was expecting the spiral tap too. Mentioning dynamite kid on the swandive also.

[@danzk23]

So much pain for such a boring finisher - leg drop

[@robertclark2253]

Any move from height is amazing to watch but they don't call them high risk for nothing .

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

The Spanish Fly Both Wrestlers take a huge amount of damage doing this move.

[@offthegridbutonyoutube548]

10 finishers WWE wrestlers regret doing some of the most legendary finishers of all time.. that’s why these guys are appreciated so much differently

[@IamLegendaryguy1998]

👍 welcome back original host guy

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Eddie Guererro made Frog Splash move famous . RIP

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Triple H doing pedigree move damaged both his knee plenty of times

[@tomseville2345]

You would think. But hitting Chris Jericho in the back of the head and landing a spinebuster are the moves that blew his quads...

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

The Diving Headbutt.

[@tomseville2345]

"I had scoliosis, brother!" He made *that* sound funny...

[@jesuscage]

6:26 Jeff was one crazy dude that gave zero shits

[@reggiewolfpac]

I figured the stunner & the tombstone would be on here cuz you falling on your knees & your butt + the diving headbutt I get scared when Bryan Danielson be using it but anyway really good video.

[@FernandoMartinez-pv1id]

2:07 I mean he used the Stunner on the President so of course it's Legendary.

[@TheRealCcE]

And this is why wrestlers deserve life long insurance.

[@Teixas666]

this sort of situations is honestly why the WWE should be forced ot actually properly hire their talent and give them health benefits, rather than this " indepedent contractor Bs, that for some reason has a clause that prevents them from working on other promotions(as a contractor should be be able to)

[@VenomSnakeMan]

The Diving Headbutt was been used by other wrestlers the likes of Chris Benoit Daniel Bryan

[@robertclark2253]

They were mentioned in the video however the video never mentioned Dynamite Kid or Bam Bam Bigelow who also used it .

[@user-kq9dm6rk9f]

The RKO seems like a pretty standard back bump. I feel like most wrestlers take bigger bumps than that regularly throughout their matches.

[@anthonyfashona7990]

“The flying headbutt can cause CTE and brain trauma over time” Chris Benoit: ‘YOU DON’T SAY?!”

[@antwoneallwood6352]

I forgot to find out what the rko felt like.

[@abeIincoIn]

I thought the Seth Rollins head stomp would be number 1

[@tamilcinematrolls2.048]

@Abraham Lincoln But how though ? This video is about the person performing the finisher getting injured right ? (Although the video title technically says “finishers they regret performing”). I don’t recollect Seth getting injured because of performing the Curb Stomp..

[@kentuckybeardsman]

Yeah bc Chris killing his family wasn't enough, we need Daniel to talk about it🤣 geez dude

[@PanzerMold]

To be honest, I was impressed that Logan Paul held onto the phone.

[@kinnbenet]

Diving Headbutt...

[@nednalyt]

#10

[@kinnbenet]

@@nednalyt Yeah, I commented before watching the video. Thought it was gonna be #1

[@nednalyt]

@@kinnbenet yuh

[@brianhall4182]

Yeah, having to take repeated bumps on joints or your spine will inevitably mess you up, especially when doing it multiple times every single week for years on end.

[@saberserpent1134]

This is why having a submission alternative finisher should be typical. No, they're not as exciting, but you gotta admit, The Sharpshooter, Crippler Crossface, Texas Cloverleaf, Figure-4, Scorpion Deathlock, Camel Clutch, etc. made for some iconic finishes.

[@marcussabom2696]

With the exception of Sting, most of the finishers you just mentioned were used by guys who spent a good majority of their career as heels. Submissions seem to be mostly a heel thing whereas a babyface would often beat you with a big move.

[@ritchierich2793]

I think among out of all this move sets, the best iteration is the RKO/cutter and the frogsplash... This both have aged liked fine wines when you least expect it, frogaplash being more height than ever in execution while rko/diamond cutter is pretty good in terms execution.. the rest can go really..

[@XavienPlayz]

woah not the pedigree

[@Wyatt1515]

Love this channel

[@ianfeuerhake1859]

Willie Nelson should update his song "Mama, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys" song to be about wrestling. It's bad for your health

[@anon2414]

The rock taking the stunner is a beautiful thing...no one made it look as good as the rock

[@wolfman7284]

That was a good selling of the stunner by Big Show

[@JASPERKNOWSNOTHING]

Isn’t the original RKO from diamond Dallas page? The diamond cutter?

[@thedangerdave7167]

Taker using the hells gate as his finisher for awhile was the the result of years of doing the tombstone. I remember wrestlers actually bleeding from the mouth to show case how devastating it was.

[@reneldaduco729]

I was waiting for someone to mention that move

[@kenbees9561]

That isn't real bleed. Opponent makes it look tough by putting blood capsule in mouth

[@vdhg_Ant]

5 star frog splash, Swanton bomb, PURELY ICONIC

[@gabrielledormuth4634]

Some of the things I knew about and other things I didn't know about wrestling finishing moves

[@tad16]

That leg drop from the top of a cage is gruesome sheesh matt

[@Unitenotfight]

What gets me with the shooting star press and similar moves, when the person taking it puts their knees up to counter. I cringe every damn time. Makes an already dangerous move a thousand times more dangerous.

[@danbruno7303]

All physicle actions can cause problems try working in constuction or a number of other of other jobs at least they land on mats !

[@tryphaxgeometrydash3596]

i cant believe the mandible claw didnt make this list, i mean that thing must have been Crippling to Mankind. . .

[@ShaneDouglas713]

I remember Kidman was injuring people with his Shooting Star Press because his knees kept hitting his opponent and later Vince banned the move for awhile...

[@darianvelazquez6996]

i thought this video was WWE Finishes, you should do a video of match finishes that WWE regret

[@FreeElChapoNow]

That shooting star from Brock in OVW was BEAUTIFUL

[@HysjMysj]

I love how everyone is going "i never understood how he could do that without being hurt". The answer is they never did, they just stfu about it

[@travisolson9413]

The stunner was a great finisher because it really allowed for the other person to sell the move. Some of those guys that took it, could then vault themselves into the air and it really looked impactful. Look at around 2:07. That is how you sell a move. Most other finishers, the person taking the bump are "out" and can't help sell the impact very much.

[@joshualawson8490]

It's crazy how being safe for your opponent is actually a toll on yourself. That's true work ethic

[@matiasevans23]

Melo Hayes does that flying leg drop .

[@sabahatkhan8170]

Moves such as Chokeslam and Sweet Chin music are popular, while also very safe for the performer himself.

[@lindenstromberg6859]

Lesnar Shooting Star Headbutt

[@mahmoudalhussain9291]

6:10 Roman tells Logan that he is still a live 😂

[@PeterJonesKajuenRyu]

The Stone Cold Stunner and RKO are basically the same move

[@beavis1887]

What about the twist of fate?

[@Canuckhardtail]

I thought rikishi’s finisher after a big curry dinner was unhealthy with all the ecoli.

[@m1str3]

the flying headbutt. who the hell thought that would be fun!!!

[@aRaskyl]

ugh watching Lesner land on his head made me recoil 😂 that’s still brutal to see

[@JREGreatestHits]

Dude with the tombstone and the pedigree I've always worried about the head, I didn't even think about the knees.

[@jackwells8107]

I can believe most of these, but I would have never thought of the leg drop being that dangerous. The Swanton Bomb doesn't look that dangerous... until you see all the places he does it from, and then you understand.

[@LightsolP]

Well, think about what the leg drop actually entails; you jump into the air, and then you come down with your whole body weight landing on your spine. I actually slipped and involuntarily did the same thing 10 times in a row down the stairs, and my back has never been the same. And that was once; I can imagine what the result of doing it over and over again over decades could do...

[@trapstar12326]

The rko was definitely the first to come to mind

[@troyhunter4740]

Well that explains why all the awesome moves are no longer, and all we watch now is random boring grapples and clothesline moves

[@norcaltimcaldwell3325]

I always thought the classic DDT was awesome. Also the spine buster

[@christophercollins3632]

Some of those high flying ones are dangerous, but I would seriously consider doing those over the ones where it’s a precise and repetitive shock to the same exact area.

[@Lupillo107]

A smart wrestler would find a Good finisher that won't give him surgery's problems in the future. One smart man Was the Rock..

[@tomseville2345]

The Stinkface...the title card! 🤣🤣

[@Ipo_Ooped_Maself]

I used to love to watch Billy Kidman wrestle. I never knew he messed up the shooting star Press so badly one time

[@nednalyt]

hulk hogan’s leg drop

[@romeomonteverde]

Hogan could've used a clothesline from hell, I mean, it would've been more credible of a finisher than the legdrop since as he said in all his promos that he's got the largest pythons in the world. Also, didn't realize the RKO was one of the culprits for Randy's back issues, but I get it. Although, his first finisher, the overdrive was also causing him pain, so either it really is just the RKO or that Orton is just injury prone. I mean, others like DDP who uses basically the same move doesn't complain. Sure he doesn't jump, but hitting the mat could still cause back pains. And if maybe Jeff used a different finisher or wasn't a highflyer, since he uses the twist of fate which is also a cutter variation, we could know if the RKO truly is a somewhat injury causing move. Btw, aside from the clothesline from hell, I think Hogan could also have used a masterlock, camel clutch, an AA/FU (firemans carry variation), or could've used an armpit choke and then DDT. The setup for that would be Hogan would lock the guy's head in the initial form of the DDT with the head locked in the armpit area, then just waiting for about 5-10seconds kayefabe the guy would just stop wriggling faking passing out, then he'd DDT the guy while fake passed out then pin. I mean if Brock and Cena takes a while to keep their opponents over their shoulders, same with Goldberg holding the guys high for about 3-5 seconds, then why not Hogan holding a guy under his pits for 5-10 seconds then delivering a DDT once passed out, that would be more realistic than a guy getting pinned for 3 seconds after a basic legdrop

[@IronClawGaming]

Hogan already had a clothesline from his days in Japan. He called it the Ax Bomber and it would of been a very effective move for him when he was part of the NWO. He should of switched then but he was too stuck in his ways.

[@Momaymandown]

I had scoliosis BROTHER

[@thesnipersmith3436]

I don't think randy really regrets using his finisher, I think he just regrets doing so much of it

[@ashleyk6041]

Have y'all ever done a "Most Outrageous Pole Matches" video? There has been some hilarious stuff on the top of those poles 😂

[@robertclark2253]

Not all of them are Vince Russo's ideas either in WWE there was a Nighstick on a pole match Big Boss Man vs Nailz and several Flag on a pole matches including 1 at In Your House : Ground Zero Bret Hart and British Bulldog vs Vader and Patriot .

[@snbond80ify]

Drop moves & dive moves, check

[@yuhaye3986]

Hogan speaking facts his whole gimmick was he was the man with the world’s largest arms but yet his finisher had nothing to do with that fact

[@newfacepaula]

but who cares, imagine if Hogan had to do a freaking lariat or a sleeper against Andre at WM3?! thank god Vince had the final say.