10 Rarely Used WWE Moves That Always Get A Pop
2. Jumping Tombstone Piledriver (Undertaker)
Undertaker has more finishing moves than just about any WWE star in history, from the Chokeslam to the Last Ride Powerbomb and the feared Hell's Gate submission hold. His most devastating move, however, remains the Tombstone Piledriver. He is one of just two superstars with the clearance to use a piledriver, alongside Kane.
When the Tombstone alone is not enough, though, Undertaker is able to add an extra twist of power to the move by jumping as he's delivering the piledriver. This variation has only been seen on a handful of occasions and was most famously used to put away a defiant Shawn Michaels in the main event of Wrestlemania XXVI.
WWE fans have seen Undertaker put away hundreds of opponents over the years and the Tombstone is almost always enough to secure victory for the Deadman. If he is forced to add the extra momentum to the manoeuvre, then that's a clear signal that this is an opponent who warrants something special.