https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsYD63KbxOo But Austin wasnt the only Superstar to use this particular spinebuster technique. Booker Ts 110th Street Slam was a very similar version, though it packed a little more punch than his that of his fellow Texan. Bookers approach was largely the same as Austins, though he would add a bit of venom to the actual slam itself by tucking in his opponents legs, thus causing them to drop onto their back at a much higher velocity. Booker would also fall forward with his victim on some occasions, only adding to the manoeuvre's impact. Like Austins it still retained an element of sloppiness, but the vicious tucking motion that the Book added made for a slightly more impressive spectacle. Perhaps the similarities between the two mens moves was intentionalafter all, it was Austin that Booker targeted with when he first joined the WWE. But for me, the spinebuster wasnt just parodied by the former WCW champit was actually improved upon.
