WWE Finishing Moves | 10 Question Entertainment Multiple Choice Quiz

Answer: "Swanton Bomb"

Jeff Hardy hits the "Swanton Bomb", which is the move he hit Triple H and Edge with at "Armageddon" to capture his first WWE Title. The "Swanton Bomb" is described as a "Swan dive off the top, with the flip coming last second." Jeff Hardy used to use the "450 Splash" in the 1990's. The "Leg Drop" is used mostly by Matt Hardy.

Answer: "Batista Bomb"

The "Batista Bomb" usually is preceded by a "Spinebuster", then Batista shakes the ropes, like the Ultimate Warrior, then gives the "Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down" gesture. Batista's opponent usually is reeling, Batista sticks their head down, lifts them up, and slams them down with force. Batista will then cover him for the win.

Answer: "Walls of Jericho"

"Walls of Jericho" has been Jericho's primary finisher now, with the exception of the "Codebreaker" and the "Lionsault." "The Walls of Jericho" is a submission move where Jericho grabs his opponent's legs, turns him to his belly, sometimes puts a knee into the opponent's back, and pulls his legs, putting pressure on points throughout the body. Jericho will usually lock it in tight enough to cause a submission.

Answer: "Clothesline from Hell"

John Bradshaw Layfield is better known as JBL. He portrays a huge heel, and uses this move to knock the opponent out. Usually after some big move, the opponent is groggy, and JBL strikes. He'll run into the opposite ropes, gaining momentum, and sticks his arm out to hit the "Clothesline from Hell."

Answer: "Reality Check"

"Moonlight Drive" is The Miz's partner, John Morrison's finisher. "Mizard of Oz" is rarely used by The Miz anymore. "Reality Check" is a running knee strike to the side of an opponent's head, followed up by a neck-breaker slam. This will usually puts opponents out for another win for The Miz.

Answer: "Glam Slam"

Beth Phoenix probably has one of the most painful looking maneuvers in the Divas region of wrestling. "Glam Slam" starts with Beth lifting her opponent into a double chickenwing in the air, then holds her there, then slams her to the ground, face first. This marks another win for Beth Phoenix.

Answer: "Backstabber"/"Backcracker"

As a face, Carlito called his move the "Backcracker", as a heel, it is known as the "Backstabber." He even hit his on-screen girlfriend, Torrie Wilson with this move! When Carlito is ready to finish the match, he gets behind his opponent, grabs their shoulders, jumps, pulling the opponent back, forcing Carlito's knees into their back.

Answer: "Player's Boot"

Montel Vontavious Porter was on a losing streak from August 19-January 16, finally beating The Big Show with help from Triple H. "Player's Boot" is a running big boot into the face of an opponent, usually preceded by Montel's taunt of the 305 with his hands.

Answer: "Canadian Destroyer"

Petey Williams can finish off opponents his size with the "Canadian Destroyer." Petey Williams said he got the idea from a video game. "Canadian Destroyer" is a front flip piledriver, it is an amazing move. He throws himself over the opponent and drops him on his head.

Answer: "Poetry in Motion"

The move of "Poetry in Motion" is pretty basic. The opponent is thrown into the corner by Matt Hardy, then he gets down on all fours. Jeff runs, steps up on Matt, then Jeff hits any type of kick he can make. Check out my other quizzes and rate this one!