10 Wrestling Moves Let Down By Terrible Names
6. 'Taker Care Of Business
The Undertaker has given the wrestling world some of the most memorable manoeuvre names in history. From the Last Ride to the Hell's Gate submission hold, they are all perfectly Gothic and complement his character (though interestingly, he didn't actually invent the Tombstone Piledriver's name). Then, there's the 'Taker Care of Business.
During the height of his Big Evil heel turn, The Phenom began using a Dragon Sleeper as a substitute finisher. It may have been an unusual change for him, but it was the perfect vicious submission for his heel days. However, it certainly didn't need a bad pun for its name. The TCB was such a weird name that even the commentators couldn't decide if was called the 'Taker Care of Business or the 'Taking Care of Business. In the end, the business was well and truly taken care of when The Deadman dropped the move altogether.
Though the move itself proved effective, the name didn't suit him at all, and it was a reminder that just because puns can provide some memorable move names, it doesn't mean The Undertaker should use them.