Whats you favorite Finishing move

[cheftim]

I always liked Scott Steiner's FrankenSteiner!  Good combination of timing, agility, and power!

When he was younger that guy sure was mean. A suplex monster.

[LurkerNoMore]

The Midnight Express and their Double  Goozle or whatever it was called.

[Playboy]

The dooms day device by the road warriors and the Demolition Decapitation by Demolition.

[Hulkster]

I liked the Warrior Gorilla Press slam/ big splash combo. it was a cool combo of moves

also liked:

savage flying elbow
sweet chin music
superfly
F5
LODs finisher
Andre's elbow drop just cause it was cool to watch

[Montague]

Not being sarcastic or trying to stir up shit, but I always liked the Crippler-Crossface.

The move could be done anywhere. Many finishers require the “give” of a ring – and oftentimes the softest spot in the center, which usually telegraphs its execution.

And Benoit could hit that thing from any angle/position, which alays made its application surprising. He could get into it from a choke-slam, a high spot, rest hold, or just about anything really.

Despite the tragic events of a few years ago, Benoit was a talented worker whose best matches were with guys like Malenko, Guerrero, Angle, Tiger Mask II, etc., but he could have a good match with anyone.

[Andy Griffin]

I personally liked the DDT best because it could be performed by a smaller wrestler, and gravity could do the rest.  I realize that in time, the DDT became more of a set-up move, but it was great in its day. 

[Montague]

I preferred the DDT before guys started selling it with somersaults.

[leaky_frog]

I miss some of the old finishers mentioned here- moves like the ddt and the piledriver used to definitively end the match; now, the guys act stunned for a moment, then kick out.  Those moves looked so cool because if you got hit by one, that was IT; you were done.  And, for the record, I used to love that flying clothesline the Hart Foundation used to use as their finisher.

[Playboy]

The Heart attack by the Hart foundation back in the eighties was great.

Also, anything the bulldogs did was a great finisher. What a great tag team they were.