10 Best Chokeslams In Wrestling History

2. The Undertaker

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gt5THZlaFtQ When it comes to awesome Chokeslams, it€™s impossible to ignore the Undertaker, who has been using the move as either a signature or finishing move for the majority of his career. Undertaker has provided fans with many infamous moments involving his Chokeslam, including when he Chokeslammed Mick Foley through the cell. For the most part, Undertaker€™s Chokeslam has been one of the most impressive. There are many examples of him getting some amazing elevation out of this move, and just as many examples of him Chokeslamming someone bigger or heavier than him, which is one of the principle reasons to use the move in the first place. Seeing Undertaker Chokeslam Mark Henry, the Big Show, The Great Khali, Vader, and Viscera, among others, is one of the major reasons why Undertaker has managed to be so popular; supernatural strength from a supernatural character. That said, Undertaker doesn€™t top this list because some of his Chokeslams haven€™t been particularly good. There were instances when he didn€™t get the right elevation (even against light opponents). Worse, Undertaker€™s Chokeslam hasn€™t been taken seriously as a match-ending move since 2005 or so, when he started his €˜Superstar comeback€™ motions, and the Chokeslam was nothing more than a setup for the Tombstone. If Undertaker had won more matches with the Chokeslam during the later years of his career, maybe he€™d rank higher. But there€™s one WWE Superstar who ranks above him, primarily because the Chokeslam has been his finisher way more than it has been Undertaker€™s.