10 Wrestlers Who Are The Best At Precisely ONE Move
1. Dropkick
This is possibly the most hotly-contested of the lot, hence why it appears last.
Owen Hart's dropkick was beautiful. All of his variations were. Curt Hennig's was also sublime. He'd grab his opponents by the hair, rendering them unable to defend it, and - putting over his character - measured the distance to perfection and blew them away following a jaw-dropping vertical leap. Doug Furnas was one of the best athletes in wrestling history, and the heights he reached were mind-blowing too.
Bob Holly also executed a lovely-looking one, but realistically, it was the Alicia Fox Northern Lights suplex of dropkicks: great in execution, but it never really meant anything in the wider context of a match.
Kazuchika Okada is both the best at athletically executing the move and knowing when precisely to execute it for maximum dramatic effect. It's all beautifully, absolutely impossible. He somehow contrives to levitate as his fired-up opponent sprints into the ropes and back, under the mistaken belief that they have weakened the unsolvable puzzle. He's a very tall man, also. It's a stunning feat of precision and physical and emotional timing.
At the exact moment they hit maximum acceleration, his arc is complete, and, floating, he still manages to strike them flush in the face - enacting a crushing shift in dramatic momentum every single time.