The Undertaker divulged his top four picks for the most impactful finishing moves in wrestling.
The Undertaker shared his insights in an episode of his podcast, Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway, ranking these moves based on their effectiveness and impact within the realm of professional wrestling.
At number four, Undertaker lauded Jake Roberts’ DDT, emphasising its unparalleled impact, stating:
I’ll put Jake [Roberts] on there, his DDT, before it was turned into a high spot, was just money.
Undertaker’s own iconic Tombstone Piledriver secured the third position on his list, with the wrestling legend expressing his pride in the move, declaring:
I’m gonna have a bit of vanity and I’ll put the Tombstone on there, I didn’t let anybody kick out of that.
The second spot was attributed to Sid Vicious‘ Powerbomb, with Undertaker emphasising its physicality and formidable impact, stating:
I’ll tell you what was physical and hard for a lot of guys to take was the Sid Vicious Powerbomb.
Finally, Undertaker crowned Vader‘s Moonsault as the top finishing move, acknowledging its awe-inspiring impact within the wrestling arena.
I’ll go with the Vader Moonsault.
Which Late Wrestler Does The Undertaker Think Should Have Broken His WrestleMania Streak?
The Undertaker stated that he thinks Bray Wyatt should have been the one to end his iconic WrestleMania streak. Undertaker also considered Roman Reigns but ultimately decided that it would have meant more to Wyatt’s career if he had ended the streak.
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