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#3. Kensuke Sasaki’s Tornado Bomb
This move looks like a twisted lovechild of a Powerbomb and a chokeslam, yet looks far better than a regular ‘choke bomb’. The user hooks his standing opponent under one leg, and then lifts them like a Chokeslam-like position, slamming them hard to the mat.
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This move is ideal for WWE for a number of reasons. Firstly, it’s a unique move, given that it requires a bit of setup that you don’t see in today’s WWE. Most WWE finishers are done quickly and appear almost out of nowhere, giving little time for the fans to absorb the idea that the move it coming.
Secondly, this is one of the ultimate ‘power moves’ in wrestling because the user looks like they’re lifting their opponent’s entire body with one arm. This move made its most prolific user, Kensuke Sasaki, look like a true powerhouse. With WWE’s top brass loving big moves and feats of strength more than anything else, so this move would be perfect for anyone of their top stars.
