30 Great WWE Superstars And Their Strange Rookie Finishers
22. Scott Hall
Scott Halls crucifix powerbomb was one of the most feared moves of the 1990s, whether he was calling it the Outsiders Edge, Razors Edge, or even the Diamond Death Drop. It became such an integral part of his moveset that he developed a signature counter to his own move, where he'd try it too close to the ropes and get backdropped to the floor. The Edge was as big a part of Halls act as the toothpick and the greasy hair, but there was a time that Scott Hall existed without any of that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB1cnrli9gs In the AWA, Big Scott Hall was a Hulk Hogan pastiche with a fringed leather vest and a Tom Selleck perm. You'd think they'd go all out and have him use the Big Leg, but no: he finished opponents with the Hall Buster, a regular-ass bulldog takedown. It was a different time, when bulldogs were viable finishing moves, and you could unironically promote a top face who looked like the Brawny paper towel man.
