A wrestler's signature finisher is supposed to be so devastating that their opponent is unable to continue on with the match. While the Attitude Era had plenty of these, there were some wrestlers who only succeeded in making fans scratch their heads when they tried to win with their maneuvers. Let's look at 5 WWE superstars with the worst finishing moves ever!
5. Christian - Impaler
There is no denying that Christian has had a very successful wrestling career. However, why he decided to stick with the Impaler - or known as the Killswitch in modern times - will always be a question. The strange inverted DDT looks more difficult to set up than it is devastating and takes away from him as a performer due to the distraction.
3. Booker T - Scissor Kick
Despite Booker's natural ability to get over with a crowd, his original finishing maneuver left much to be desired. His jumping Scissor Kick did not seem devastating compared to other performers' moves, and he thankfully adopted the Book End as his main signature and moved this one to the side.
1. The Hurricane - Chokeslam
Behind the mask and cape, Shane Helms was a well-known cruiserweight wrestler who did not possess the muscles of a heavyweight. So to have him execute a chokeslam as his signature move was questionable due to his size, and his gimmick suffered because of it.