10 WWE Superstars Who Changed Their Finisher While On Top

When you've been an active wrestler for the best part of 25 years, it's inevitable that things will change and evolve. They have to in fact, and for Chris Jericho it's been no different.

He's changed his attire, matured as a performer and ran through a number of finishing moves in his time. It's the hallmark of a great Superstar to have so many different weapons in the arsenal, and Jericho has got a number of manoeuvres to call upon when he returns to the ring nowadays.

The 'Walls of Jericho' has been a constant for Y2J, though a modified version of the move - the 'Liontamer' - ran its course through most of his spell in WCW. It carried over into WWE too, though he also called upon the 'Lionsault' regularly before it was demoted down to a signature move.

It was back in 2007 when the starkest of changes came about, though. Jericho returned to the ring with a new attitude, a new look and the 'Codebreaker' as his go home. Honestly, it's hard to tell what his primary move is nowadays.