Cody hasnt proved to me he has potential yet. He seems like a normal wrestler that you can find anywhere. Expect he is the son of Dusty Rhodes and the brother of Goldust
that DDT he did on Charlie Haas on Raw last week really sucked ass. He's still got a long way to go...
the last gunslinger said:...a DDT works but he needs to invert it or something
AJ styles fan01 said:he needs a better finisher
No how in the hell is the supposed to be a crap finisher makes no sense. Keep in mind the Cody still has room to improve and he's already over with the fans so no, he does "need" a new finisher. Chill out.Wikipedia/Pro wrestling moves/DDT said:Flowing Snap DDT
Another version is when the wrestler kicks the opponent in the gut as in a Flowing DDT and hits the Snap DDT. This version is popularly used by Raven, who dubbed it the Raven Effect DDT and was also used by The Rock, who dubbed his version the People's DDT. This version has recently been adopted as a finisher by Cody Rhodes upon his debut in World Wrestling Entertainment.
Good lord! "Just a spine buster"?! Okay, okay, let me edumacate you on this one.....TheShowstopper said:They both need new finishers Rhode's is just a ddt and Holly's is just a spine buster. Rhode should get a high flying finisher and Holly should get a hardcorish finisher to match his name.
Not "just a spine buster" now, huh? Hardcore Holly is already a legit toughguy in the business so really doesn't need a hardcorish finisher.Wikipedia/Pro wrestling throws/Spinebuster said:Alabama slam
Described as a double-leg slam, or flapjack spinebuster, this high-angle spinebuster variation involves a wrestler placing their head between an opponent's knees or under the opponent's arm, then standing up, holding onto their opponent's legs, so that the opponent is facing the wrestler's back. The wrestler then simply brings both hands down, throwing the opponent back-first to the mat. They may also hold the opponent in place while spinning in several circles before throwing the opponent down. The move has been known by the name Water-Wheel Slam. Named by Bob "Hardcore" Holly after his home state of Alabama.