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#6 Braun Strowman
Braun Strowman has changed his finisher many times since 2015, before settling on his current Running Powerslam. His first finisher was a Reverse Chokeslam, which involved him lifting his opponent by the back of the neck and then slamming them into the mat face-first.
Apparently, this is one of the most dangerous moves out there, so WWE made him change it after a few months. While his Running Powerslam has been his main finisher of late, he has also hit his own Chokeslam many times as well.
Like many of his big men predecessors, Strowman hit the Chokeslam usually through tables or other objects. This really helped him become popular with fans because everyone loves watching a smaller man gets smashed through a table.
Despite it not being his main finisher, Strowman does hit the Chokeslam very well, which shows that he’s really improving as a wrestler.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
