5 WWE Finishers That Really Need to Go - Part Two.

#3. Nia Jax - Leg Drop

A leg drop Nia? Really?

Nia Jax is, well, she's alright isn't she? Not like most girls, Nia is making a name for herself in the WWE and proving the women in WWE don't have to be, well, divas. Whilst clearly not the most technical wrestler on the roster, her matches with the likes of Bayley and Asuka proved how willing she is to learn and better herself, resulting in her in-ring performances improving since making the jump to the main roster.

Her RAW women's championship win at Wrestlemania 34 was a clear feel-good moment and even drew a huge reaction from the live crowd. Clearly, WWE was onto something installing Nia as an underdog babyface. Immediately after Wrestlemania, though, Jax entered a feud with Ronda Rousey and, after squashing a local enhancement talent, suddenly Jax was playing the arrogant heel again. Whilst Rousey is obviously going to be a babyface for the foreseeable future due to her massive crowd reactions, flip-flopping Jax like this doesn't help her feuds or her character.

Jax's moveset is as broad as it can be. She has experimented with numerous finishers, including the Samoan Drop and, quite frankly, an awesome running senton she busted out against Emma in a random match on raw. Whilst the Samoan Drop still wins Jax most of her matches, she frequently wins matches with a leg drop. Yep; a leg drop. Although she does rebound off the ropes, she doesn't come running off the ropes to hit the move and doesn't get the height on the move that the likes of Hulk Hogan did, or even the Undertaker when he busts out the move. The Samoan Drop is fine - lose the leg drop!