One of the most important aspects to a professional wrestlers persona is the finishing move. Its a maneuver that the entire match is built towards; every weapon in their offense moveset should be used to wear down their opponents head/neck/arms/legs whatever is going to be most effected for that moment when the finisher is hit. And just like wrestlers grow and mature and adapt with experience, so should their finisher. Stone Cold Steve Austin would not have become as big as he was if he kept using the Million Dollar Dream to finish off his victims. Imagine Shawn Michaels going into overtime with Bret Hart during their Iron Man match at WrestleMania XII, and in the closing seconds hitting the Hitman with a mere teardrop suplex. Or WrestleMania 3; Hulk Hogan clotheslined Andre the Giant off his feet for the first time in the match, Hogan lifted him up for the slam and then helped the Giant back to his feet only to clothesline him once more for the finish. Some wrestlers- like Austin with the Stone Cold Stunner, Michaels with Sweet Chin Music, and Hogan and the legdrop- become so reliant on one successful finisher that has captured the imagination of the fans they stick with it for a long, long time; others never seem to really solidify that one move, and float around from one move to the next until one sticks; and others prefer to have one main finisher, but keep a submission or top-rope move in their back pocket for special occasions. Here are the Top 10 Wrestlers With Multiple Finishing Moves, in no particular order. All of the wrestlers listed have, for the most part, used four or more finishers while known as singular name or persona. (For example, you won't find Glenn Jacobs listed for having different finishers as Isaac Yankem, Diesel, or Kane.) Some are used in conjunction with another move, some have been retired for a new one, and some were added as the wrestler's mystique and moveset grew.
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