Finisher Help

Alright, so I'm wrestling with a new promotion now and the owner is trying to convince me to use my inverted headlock takeover into a crossface as a finisher, but I don't think it looks quite strong enough. So I wanted your opinion on a few other spots I've used and I just want to know what you think would make the best finisher.

1.) First, just look at my avatar. That's a Cloverleaf with a Liontamer-esque kneel to the head. I love it a lot, but he's afraid that the heftier guys in our promotion, of which there are a lot, wouldn't be flexible enough to take it. If you want to see the actual footage of it, go to 12:26 of this match: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMuB8y_Qzh0.

2.) Go to 4:36 of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEixD1HsIQE. It's the first time I used the inverted headlock takeover into a crossface. The one I used in the ring was a little sloppy, hence why I showed you this one.

3.) Now go to 5:06 of the same video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEixD1HsIQE. This was recommended to me once on GBYWN. The first move in the sequence was my old finisher, but the GBYWN user suggested I chain together other moves. In that clip, I use first a backbreaker, then a spinning complete shot sort of deal, and then I roll over into that submission I called Everlasting Agony at the time. Other ideas I've had for this include the same backbreaker, then a Mic Check and finished off with a Koji Clutch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfQ9YCvnVSU).

4.) Finally, this is a Fisherman Buster that's been a signature for a while, but a GBYWN user once suggested could make a good finisher. It's at 1:38 of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv6ubhx3p6E.

I also considered using an indy kick (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X0-JQLgyu4), but I haven't been able to get enough air for it in the ring yet.

Sorry this was a long read. Of course I can have multiple finishers, but this is more asking what should be my primary one, the one I go for the most often and kind of build my work around. Let me know what you think.

1) i like a cloverleaf as much as the next guy n i wanted to use it with my old fed but the problem is that some of the guys aint flexible enough as u have stated so i had to ditch it... i mean u could probs try it on the 1s who they dnt think are flexibale enough see how they handle it and go from their... but if it was ganna be any1 of these i would say the cloverleaf is a beast of a move!

2) yea even that 1 was little... slow if u get wat i mean... if u can speed it up and get the move in quicker then that would work but i just dnt see how the bigger guys will move with it

3) that could work... just gotta work on syncing all the move together so they flow epicly

4) i think that should stay as sig... u dnt wat to make ur job harder picking 1 by chucking in another 1

kk so i would say 1 if u check it over with ur peeps or 3

1) Pretty good move, but i cant realize how they cant be flexible enoguh to take it...? Cant you just do it with less powah?

2) What a cool move.. But anyways i agree with Liam. If some of the guys arent flexible enough to take the Cloverleaf i doubt they can take that move.. Its sort of a backflip..

3) Neat move, and it will problary look better in the ring than on the tramp..

4) I wouldnt use that as a finisher.. Keep it as a signature, its not that great..

imo i think the fishermanbuster could go either way you know as a finisher or as a signature... the others are cool as well.

in regaurds to the cloverleaf lion tamer combo if the person is not flexible enough to take the clover leaf dont bend him as much... as long as your working some one who can sell the move good enough the fans should by inot the move but if you know your working a guy that cant sell the move thats not flexible enough than thats where any of the other moves can come into play.

i mean i have more than one finisher for my self i like to keep a wide range of at least 3 to 4 finishers that way i can conform to whom im working a match with you know.

i hope my small rant helped a bit lol.

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2) What a cool move.. But anyways i agree with Liam. If some of the guys arent flexible enough to take the Cloverleaf i doubt they can take that move.. Its sort of a backflip..

That's that I told him! These are heavy guys; I feel like they're more likely to be flexible enough for the Cloverleaf than be able to backflip through the take-over. And if they aren't flexible enough, it's something they should be working towards. It's wrestling! Wrestling demands flexibility.