You gotta have a good finishing move in wrestling.

If you don't fans get mad and more importantly, come up with one people love and you can build

your entire career around it and why the hell not, keep it simple stupid.

There's plenty of these around today but some do ignore that last bit, instead of being

straightforward, they have been born out of some serious thinking.

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genius details behind wrestling finishes.

10. Kenny Omega's One-Wing Angel

Aside from being one hell of a move, Kenny Omega basically just drops people right on their head.

It's how this came together which will put a smile on your face, especially if you're a

video game nerd like me. Absolutely drowning in mentions to Final Fantasy, including representing

the One-Wing of Sephiroth as Omega sets his move up with one hand, it's how wrestlers also

use this to their advantage that has made it so good. Knowing that if Kenny hits this that's

probably the end, unless your name is Couture Abushi, we have seen plenty of performers shine rather

than be finished off. John Moxie went nuts with his fists when he was perched on Omega's shoulders,

pack hit the most ludicrous reverse ever, and a card awayved his magic wand and the things

that only a card can do. The way we build to this rocks too, as Omega has to apply this from behind,

he works over his opponents back and next so when it's time, up they go. So serious thought has

gone into this, and it looks like it can kill you. Number 9 Kazuchika Akada's Rainmaker

One of the reasons why Omega vs Akada got the love it did is why they both kick off this list.

They put a lot of thought into every single detail, including their ending move.

It's ridiculous to begin with that the multiple time IWGP champion got a short arm

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