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There's always that one move in professional wrestling that makes your jaw drop and makes you feel a little uncomfortable.
So when you add one of the most twisted superstars of all time, and a move that is going to inflict some serious damage on an opponent, it's just a recipe for carnage.
For years, the 'Rated R Superstar' Edge has been using his patented devastating ConChairTo maneuver that involves two steel chairs.
One chair is placed under the head, as an opponent lay lifeless on their front, whilst the other chair is used to smash the back of the head in between the other steel chair. Ouch.
When the move has been executed, it usually renders the opponent out of action for some time.
Many have felt the wrath of the ConChairTo over the years, from WWE Hall of Famers and World Champions to even best friends of The Ultimate Opportunist.
Edge has been known throughout his career for taking some crazy risks. Whether flying through the air from the top of a ladder to perform a spear, or spearing another man through a flaming table, his risk taking has known no bounds.
This is without a doubt his most evil move of them all. So let's take a look at the 5 most devastating conchairto's by Edge in WWE.
#5. Christian - Received one of the first devastating ConChairTo's from Edge
One of the greatest tag teams of all time, Edge and Christian, came to blows in 2001.
Before this, the team popularized the ConChairTo maneuver together, whilst running wild in WWE's tag team division, facing teams like The Dudley Boyz and The Hardy Boys.
Now, as single competitors in the midst of the Invasion Angle, they went head-to-head in a highly anticipated Ladder Match for the Intercontinental Championship at No Mercy.
Christian would soon find out the hard way that he shouldn't have messed with his Rated R best friend.
Edge delivered a skull-crushing ConChairTo that could be heard from across the Atlantic, on the top of the ladders, sending Christian sliding and falling to the ring mat below.
Edge, the ultimate opportunist, retrieved the Intercontinental Championship hanging above the ring and won back one of WWE's most coveted prizes.
Of course, Edge and Christian would reunite years later, but this moment really stood out amongst the rest during a chaotic year for WWE, and really was the start of Edge's rise to the top as a singles competitor.
#4 MVP
If one ConChairTo wasn't devastating enough, then how about two ConChairTo's?
The now manager of The Hurt Business, MVP, somehow managed to get himself in the middle of a feud between Edge and Randy Orton on the road to WrestleMania 36.
Edge had returned from retirement just months prior at the Royal Rumble to a thunderous and emotional reception.
In this particular episode of Raw, Edge was seeking revenge on his former Rated RKO partner Randy Orton for attacking his real-life wife, Beth Phoenix, and receiving his own ConChairTo, a few weeks prior.
Instead, Randy Orton slithered his way out of trouble, leaving MVP to feel the wrath of Edge's anger, who delivered multiple ConChairTo's to the former United States Champion.
It firmly re-cemented Edge's place on the roster as one of the most dangerous and twisted Superstars of all time.
This sent a message to Randy Orton, who eventually faced Edge in a Last Man Standing match at WrestleMania 36, behind closed doors at the WWE Performance Center.
#3 DX
Prior to Edge and Randy Orton being rivals, they were a confident and dangerous tag team on Monday Night Raw, known as Rated RKO.
They feuded with Triple H and Shawn Michaels, who were running a muck on Raw as the revived D-Generation-X in 2006.
It led to one of the most shocking segments of the year, which saw Triple H and Shawn Michaels leave the arena in a bloody mess.
First, the team beat down 'The Heartbreak Kid' Shawn Michaels in the middle of the ring with a double RKO onto a steel chair, and then focused their attention on 'The Game' Triple H.
Rated RKO set Triple H up at the top of the announce table, as then commentators JR and Jerry 'The King' Lawler pleaded with them to stop and proceeded to give two ConChairTo's to the King of Kings.
Edge provided the first, and Randy Orton delivered the second, leaving Triple H with blood pouring from his head and his body shaking from the effects.
#2 John Cena
Edge and John Cena had one of the greatest rivalries ever in 2006, and it was only a matter of time before the two crossed paths again.
In 2009, that would happen, as John Cena was to defend his newly won World Heavyweight Championship against Edge at Backlash.
It was on a special episode of Monday Night Raw from the O2 Arena in London that they really re-ignited the flame in their rivalry.
In front of a sold-out crowd with the stipulation that their World Title match would be a Last Man Standing match, Edge's sinister side returned.
He interfered in John Cena's match with Chris Jericho on the night, and left him lifeless in the ring, delivered a ConChairTo, and started counting to ten, in which John Cena could not answer.
It was another devastating ConChairTo, and the first to happen on British soil.
Edge would overcome John Cena at Backlash to win the World Heavyweight Championship, with help from WWE's resident giant, The Big Show.
#1 Ric Flair
Unfortunately for 'The Nature Boy' Ric Flair, there have been two occasions where he has received a ConChairTo from Edge.
Edge has done it alone, and has also delivered it with his Rated RKO partner, Randy Orton.
Both instances are symbolic, as seeing a legend like Ric Flair taking a ConChairTo is hard to watch.
The one Edge did alone was similar to what he did to Triple H, on top of the announce table.
The second one has to be the most vicious and graphic of them all, with JR begging on commentary for it to stop.
Ric Flair was defenseless outside the ring, with Edge and Randy Orton taking turns to ConChairTo the WWE Hall of Famer, whilst blood was pouring throughout Flair's hair and all over his shirt.
It is an image that will live long in the memory of the fans of the 'ConChairTo Hall of Fame', and it went on to become one of the symbolic images of the Rated RKO era on Monday Night Raw.
