Despite the move being created by Andre the Giant, the Tombstone (Reverse) Piledriver has been mostly associated with the Undertaker for a quarter of a century. The Tombstone has been a popular finisher, and it has been seen far more in WWE due to the fact that its safer to deliver than a regular Piledriver. It also looks more devastating in some cases, especially when the Undertaker delivers it. The reason this move isnt higher on this list is because the Tombstone has become a popular signature move in Japan, mainly by smaller wrestlers. Jushin Thunder Liger, Kaz Hayashi, Hiroyoshi Tenzan and Kazuchika Okada all use the Tombstone as a regular or signature move, and it rarely, if ever, leads to a pin fall when used by these wrestlers. Furthermore, there have been a few rare cases where the Undertaker had to use the Tombstone multiple times on a single opponent in one match, though those were rare occurrences.Nevertheless, theres a reason that the move is called a Tombstone Piledriver these days; the Undertaker popularized the move, and put away many powerful opponents over the decades with this impressive maneuver.