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one of the Daily Boys Michael Siddwick from What Cool To Join, talking about unlikely

origins of wrestling finishers.

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now at WhatCoolTut.com, but Siddwick, what was the catalyst for this unlikely origins

of wrestling finishers list?

Finisher content gets numbers.

I suppose, and I looked at it, I assumed that the starting point for this may well have

been Drew McIntyre considering how big he is right now and how over his finisher is because

it's not a move that he's openly admitted that he planned on doing, I suppose.

Yeah, it's just unlikely in that, the unlikely origin of the finisher was that it was never

designed to be his signature finish, nor did he ever think in his, you know, Drew McIntyre.

I think one of the reasons why I like Drew McIntyre is because he just seemed like such

a down-to-earth, sort of jocular bloke who's not in this demended WWE bubble, even though

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