Let's talk about and post our favorite finishers and the where the name came from. From our characters to our favorite wrestlers. I'll start with "The Ball Game". I got it from JBL. Whenever someone hits their finisher, he'll yell out "Ball Game". It's awesome. And go.

Room 13, the big boot. It's name is because I was thinking of something better than The Psycho Stomp, and Room 13 has a sort of chill too it. As for why I chose a big boot...I took inspiration from Brodie Lee (Luke Harper).

That's cool. Here's my other one. The "Rider Kick". I'm a big fan of anything Japanese, and Kamen Rider started the love. Kamen Rider is the best show on earth and in each series the hero has a special attack that ends the fight. And the "Rider Kick" is the most famous of them all. That's where the name comes from.

The Killing Joke, aka Prince Devitt's Bloody Sunday, aka a single arm lifting DDT.

I chose the move because Devitt is my favorite wrestler, and I've always loved the elegance and brutality of the move.

I chose The Killing Joke as the name because it's Kenny's "last laugh" of the match.
And also because the GN was sitting, like, two feet from me when I was coming up with stuff.

WHOO!

here is my most commonly used finisher in here.



The name is "Mawaru Sekai" or in English we translated it to "Around the World". I picked that name because of Haruna's hobby to travel around the world and go for an adventure. Plus, the move is a Spinning Facebuster and that might be the perfect name since she's going to take a move "around".

Faithful 89 is related to the tragic death of the character's father - and only bestfriend at that - which happened in 1989, the same year Carson was born in. So ye

坂崎ハルナ wrote:

The name is "Mawaru Sekai" or in English we translated it to "Around the World". I picked that name because of Haruna's hobby to travel around the world and go for an adventure. Plus, the move is a Spinning Facebuster and that might be the perfect name since she's going to take a move "around".

Our main finishers are very similar.

Finishers are the ones that look like a simple move but still stands on its own as a "match ender" worthy maneuver.

Some examples are: Clothesline from Hell, Okada's Rainmaker, William Regal's Knee Trembler, Curb Stomp, etc.

My favourite move is Rey Mysterio's 619 aka the Tiger Feint Kick. Couple of reason's I think it's cool is because as a kid that move seemed really awesome. Rey being so athletic really utilized his environment so much so that his finisher needed to use the ring ropes, I think that stood out to me. 

Also of course 619 being the area code of San Diego also made it significant. And Rey does a the sideways flip when he does his finisher, if you take 619 and flip it its still 619. Mind Blown 

Sephiroth wrote:

Finishers are the ones that look like a simple move but still stands on its own as a "match ender" worthy maneuver.

Some examples are: Clothesline from Hell, Okada's Rainmaker, William Regal's Knee Trembler, Curb Stomp, etc.

My favourite move is Rey Mysterio's 619 aka the Tiger Feint Kick. Couple of reason's I think it's cool is because as a kid that move seemed really awesome. Rey being so athletic really utilized his environment so much so that his finisher needed to use the ring ropes, I think that stood out to me. 

Also of course 619 being the area code of San Diego also made it significant. And Rey does a the sideways flip when he does his finisher, if you take 619 and flip it its still 619. Mind Blown 

My mind made my face look like this.