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Finisher
WWE has always relied on one finisher, and while that has given its formidable standard to the last move, in the recent times, it has not worked with WWE. John Cena has to do AA twice, maybe thrice or from over the top to get a pinfall while Randy Orton has to either rely on RKO's out of the very grim situations or from over the ropes in reversal to some other move.
Time and again, WWE has negated the idea of having more than one finisher or the pure class the NJPW brings with multiple moves to make the next wrestler exhausted so that pinfall becomes easy. It is more realistic and adds intense action in the match.
Look at Dominion 2018 and compare it with the last few pay-per-views of WWE. NJPW's finishes to fights are more thrilling, and the anticipation in fall counts for the fan's shock and amusement. Something, which was last seen years ago. Something which AJ Styles and John Cena clash attained and nobody has ever since.
