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#9 Bitter End (Pete Dunne)
To me, the Bitter End feels like a sublime combination of old school with new. The pump handle isn't a flashy move by itself, but Pete Dunne somehow managed to put a whole new finesse on it in his still young wrestling career. It's simultaneously a display of power with an acrobatic facade (to which his opponents must share some of the credit).
When you watch it, you're probably wondering just how Dunne manages to spin his opponents in the air the way he does.
The entire move is a spectacle that helps to make Dunne's matches must-see affairs. He never disappoints.
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