Whats you're favorite Wrestling move?

Yeah, Whats youre favorite Wrestling move to use in the backyard?

Ive always liked the F-5, or as i call it "The ACKA Driver"
Its been my finisher pretty much my entire "carrier" and i still love doing it.
Its always fun when im able to trow my opponent extra high, or when i use some variation of the move.
I dont exactly know why, but i just think its amazing to do so its defintly my favorite move to do..

Whats urs...?

Flame wrote:

Yeah, Whats youre favorite Wrestling move to use in the backyard?

Ive always liked the F-5, or as i call it "The ACKA Driver"
Its been my finisher pretty much my entire "carrier" and i still love doing it.
Its always fun when im able to trow my opponent extra high, or when i use some variation of the move.
I dont exactly know why, but i just think its amazing to do so its defintly my favorite move to do..

Whats urs...?

Spear, samoan drop and black hole slam are my 3 favs

My favorites are:

- Cloverleaf. I actually just used it for the first time on camera at ABW Week #5. I might use it as a finisher in the indies, but as a yarder I prefer my Eternal Snare as my primary submission, more because I've been using it since I started backyard wrestling and it's semi-original.

- Inverted Headlock Backbreaker or the Inverted Headlock Takeover. I used the Randy Orton backbreaker by mistake in ABW's second exhibition in November of 2008, and I did it so cleanly I decided to make it a signature. I tried the Inverted Headlock Takeover after seeing Bryan Danielson do it on HDNet at ABW Week #1. It's gotten good reactions, so I'll stick to it. I have another Inverted Headlock Backbreaker variation I'm going to debut in ABW's GBYWN Spring Challenge match.

- Side Effect Clutch Suplex. I don't know what else to call it by. Wikipedia calls the Side Effect a "Wrist-Lock Sideslam," but when I think of a Wrist-Lock Suplex, I think more of the Moonlight Suplex with the hands clasped in a greco-roman knuckle lock with the opponent at the sides. Anyway, I saw Jamie Anderson use this move against Double D and I decided to try it. I used it twice in ABW Week #5, so you can check it out there.

- Inverted Suplex. It's cool. I want to do an Inverted Superplex someday.

- Mortal Fate (flipping sit-out neckbreaker). I've only done it right once and it was at a bad angle so I couldn't see it well. Hopefully I'll get a chance to use it in our GBYWN Spring Challenge match.