10 Wrestlers Who Are The Best At Precisely ONE Move
6. German Suplex
Kurt Angle's German suplex was great enough in and of itself, but when he threw Rey Mysterio around the ring, Jesus Christ. Very, very few pairs of wrestlers have managed to inspire such fright and exhilaration when playing their role to execute one move. The wild distance Rey flew, and the acute angle at which he bumped, was something else. Trust, chemistry and complementary skill-sets converged to make magic.
Chad Gable's deadlift is absolutely incredible, particularly when he executes it on a unit like Ivar, but even in normal circumstances, the arc and impact is a joy to watch.
Brock Lesnar has the most famous and over German in wrestling, and when he's dialled in, it looks exceptional - like the person most capable of violently throwing you neck-first at some horrifying distance gives a damn about where you might end up.
The winner, however, is Konosuke Takeshita. Literally the moat learned person on the subject, he wrote his thesis on the science behind it, and applies that science to create the best-ever version: capable of bending himself into an oval, somehow, with that photogenic bridge, that he has located the ultimate sweet spot below the neck makes it doubly impossible to kick out of.
Really, it should be his finish.