Standard moves that we barely see in WWE anymore

Pinkfloyd

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That was Saturn's finisher



I believe Tyson Kidd was the last person to successfully do that move. lol

However, for this thread I would not call that move a standard move. A lot of the chain wrestling moves that used to be pretty standard have fallen off in recent years. The inverted atomic drop...the atomic drop. Fireman's carry isn't used much. The pinching of the nerve on someone's shoulder. lol
 

Pinkfloyd

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It's funny this was mentioned since that's how Ziggler won last night haha

Yeah but what a cheater he was doing that. lol

I was actually referring mostly to the ten count head smash. But even just the standard single one used to be a staple for a lot of workers before they bought WCW roughly.
 

Guardian17

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The Claw.

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Emperoreddy

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Definitely don't think we see shoulder claws much anymore, or the variant where you grab your wrist "to tighten the hold". OSW called it something. Claw that going magnum or something.

Stalled vertical suplexes (outside of Cesaro sometimes). Test of strength. Don't see shooting star presses much (I remember Neville doing it in NXT, but did he bring that up with him?)
 

Ozz

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Getto Blaster, although it became a normal move over time and not a finisher (as many do). Take a look at this video with some great selling by his opponents:

 

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