10 EPIC Finishers Wrestlers MUST Bring Back

When/if Randy Orton does eventually make a return to in-ring action, there's a good chance 'The Apex Predator' won't be as quick to take a painful flat back bump as he used to be.

So, with this legend likely not wanting to risk doing any more damage to an already battered back, Orton will likely need to think of another way he can end a match instead of always relying on his classic RKO.

And that's where the O-Zone comes in.

When the eventual Evolution member first showed up on the main roster 20-years ago, this future WWE Champion wasn't popping up with a violent cutter "outta knowhere!" The youngster preferred to throw his leg over his adversary's neck, grab their closest arm and then horrifically rotate forwards.

This Overdrive swinging neckbreaker was pretty successful during those early days, too, with Orton getting the better of Shannon Moore, Christian, and more via the crunching move back in 2002.

Again, Orton doesn't need to retire his iconic RKO completely should he finally make his long-awaited WWE comeback in the next few months. But it wouldn't be the worst idea to chuck in a few O-Zones here and there, along with bringing back his sickening Punt Kick, to preserve that surgically repaired back.