List of Most Iconic WWE Finishing Moves

Stone Cold Stunner

Steve Austin

The jaw-dropping, beer-soaked signature move of the Attitude Era's biggest star. No move got a crowd louder.

RKO

Randy Orton

OUTTA NOWHERE. The RKO's unpredictability and Randy Orton's ability to hit it from any position made it one of the most meme-able moves in wrestling history.

Sweet Chin Music

Shawn Michaels

HBK's superkick finish was always preceded by crowd-building stomps. When it connected, arenas exploded.

Tombstone Piledriver

The Undertaker

The most feared finishing move in WWE history, delivering a slow, theatrical, devastating blow that ended countless careers in kayfabe.

People's Elbow

The Rock

Objectively a simple elbow drop, but The Rock's theatrical setup made it one of the most crowd-pleasing moments in wrestling history.

F-5

Brock Lesnar

A brutal spinning fireman's carry slam that embodied Brock Lesnar's terrifying, legitimized aura as a destroyer.

Pedigree

Triple H

Triple H's face-first double underhook slam was synonymous with main event excellence throughout the Attitude and Ruthless Aggression eras.

GTS (Go To Sleep)

CM Punk

CM Punk's running knee to the face perfectly matched his anti-establishment persona — sharp, efficient, and ruthless.

Attitude Adjustment

John Cena

Simple yet effective, the AA is the most-used title-winning finisher of the 2000s and 2010s, putting away legends and rookies alike.

Spear

Roman Reigns / Edge / Goldberg

Few moves have been wielded by more top-tier superstars. Roman Reigns' thunderous version elevated it to the pinnacle of the modern era.