The Shield and their finishers

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He'd pull it too much IMO and it wouldn't look as good.

I'd be down for him busting out Peroxysm on some guys.

 
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I like that flying knee thingy but it's a little too close to CM Punk, in my opinion. I know Punk doesn't use it as his main finisher, but still. The super kick could work well with Seth Rollins, it seems like his in-ring work will be similar to Shawn Michaels anyway.

HBK is retired, so you might as well pass his finishing move off to someone.
 
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KLockard23 said:
I like that flying knee thingy but it's a little too close to CM Punk, in my opinion. I know Punk doesn't use it as his main finisher, but still. The super kick could work well with Seth Rollins, it seems like his in-ring work will be similar to Shawn Michaels anyway.

HBK is retired, so you might as well pass his finishing move off to someone.
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Seth used a low angle superkick as a finisher on the indys and in FCW. It was called Avada Kedavra.

Speaking of Punk. That Japanese guy, Kenta. Is the same one that Punk nicked his finisher from. Kenta invented/innovated the GTS. Just as some fun trivia.
 
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