WWE Wrestling Finishing Moves

The Stone Cold Stunner is Steve Austin's iconic finisher - a jaw-breaking stunner maneuver. Austin Spinner, Austin crossface, and Austin Power are not real wrestling finishing moves.

The Codebreaker is Chris Jericho's signature finishing move - a knee strike to the opponent's face while they are bent forward. The Codesetter, Cody guy, and splash are not recognized wrestling finishers.

The Crippler Crossface was Chris Benoit's signature submission finisher targeting the arm and neck. RKO is Randy Orton's, Brock Lock is not a real finisher, and Jackhammer is Goldberg's finisher.

The Cross Armbreaker is Alberto Del Rio's signature submission finishing move that hyperextends the opponent's elbow. Crossface Crippler is Chris Benoit's, Stink Face is Rikishi's move, and Chokeslam is Kane's finisher.

Trouble in Paradise is Kofi Kingston's signature finishing move - a high-impact kick to the head, often delivered from the top rope or springboard. Tombstone is Undertaker's, Codebreaker is Jericho's, and Double Trouble is not a recognized finisher.

The RKO is Randy Orton's signature finishing move - a jumping cutter that can be hit from out of nowhere. RDX, RVD, and RXO are not actual wrestling finishers.

The Bonzai Splash (or Banzai Drop) was Yokozuna's signature finishing move where he would sit on an opponent's chest from the second rope. Five Star Frog Splash is Rob Van Dam's, Pedigree is Triple H's, and Stink Face is Rikishi's move.

Batista's finishing move is the Batista Bomb, which is a powerful powerbomb variation where he lifts his opponent onto his shoulders and slams them down to the mat. This move became his signature finisher during his WWE career.

Triple H's finishing move is the Pedigree, a double underhook facebreaker. He tucks his opponent's head between his legs and drops to his knees, driving the opponent's face-first into the mat.