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#3. Former WWE Champion Seth Rollins' signature move, the Phoenix Splash
It's a signature move that Seth Rollins hasn't been able to deliver many times on WWE TV throughout his almost decade-long career, but it's one that's worth mentioning.
When Seth Rollins works as a face, the former WWE Champion is often able to pull off a Phoenix Splash, one of the most visually appealing top rope moves in the company.
Much like Neville's Red Arrow or Ricochet's 450, there is no reason why this signature move shouldn't be seen as a finisher for Seth Rollins, since the star regularly used it when he was in Ring of Honor.
Of course, getting an opponent into position for this move would be much harder than his current finisher. The Stomp has become the most effective and perhaps impactful finishing move in the company in recent years.
If Rollins ever turns face again, then perhaps the Phoenix Splash will make its return to WWE TV. But until then, it appears Rollins is happy using The Stomp since there is less risk of injury.
