Daniel Bryan's new finisher

[leojay]

Like honestly, who watching that match at Summerslam honestly thought that move would put Cena away?

The only reason I didn't think the move would end the match is because I had never seen Daniel Bryan use it as his finishing move before, it was completely unexpected.

But you're right, a firemans carry looks much more believable than a running high knee to the skull. Definitely not sarcasm.

Spoiler

i wish he used the boma ye instead so michael cole could cleverly name it the boma yes

 

[MrDragonStomp]

I think it's a good enough move, definitely looks like it'd put someone away.

 

[Wacokid27]

I'm pretty sure the "Yes Lock" and the "Crippler Crossface" are different moves. Bryan twists the arm, Benoit just extends it.

Nope. Same move. The only difference is that Bryan usually enters the move from a standing armlock and Benoit went to the ground prior to trapping the arm. Otherwise, the exact same move.

Coincidentally, the idea of transitioning from a standing armlock into a crossface was innovated by Gene LeBell, hence the name "LeBell Lock".

wk

 

[C.M. Shaddix]

"The Shining Wizard* weird name for a finisher

 

[victor kwon]

Nope. Same move. The only difference is that Bryan usually enters the move from a standing armlock and Benoit went to the ground prior to trapping the arm. Otherwise, the exact same move.

Coincidentally, the idea of transitioning from a standing armlock into a crossface was innovated by Gene LeBell, hence the name "LeBell Lock".

wk

Look at both moves again. Bryan's right leg is OVER the arm/shoulder in the Yes Lock. In the crossface, Benoit's right leg is UNDER the arm, and the arm is extended. So there is a difference, although they're very similar.