what the different ?

[THE THIRD EYE]

hi all , i just wondering the different b\w Matt Hardy Finisher From randy orten ( rko) it`s look the same right

 

[xImpulsive]

well there isn't a difference at all, but i mean many ppl have the same finisher soooo

 

[★Chuck Zombie★]

Matt Hardy holds his arm out and says "AHHHH!!!" before the twist of fate.

 

[tnafan454]

i can see what you mean but the rko is ment to look like a big impact move but the twist of fate really isn't ment to look like a big impact move it is basicly more for show

 

[CenaMark54]

Orton jumps high up in the air to deleiver the RKO. It creates the illusion that gravity makes it more impactful.

The twist of fate differs in that Hardy starts off facing the opponent, twists around so he is facing away from the opponent, then delivers a cutter.

They are both cutters and very similar, Ortons is booked to be more impactful since he jumps in the air.

 

[Wrestling Station]

use your triple eyes you have and you will notice that the main difference is that that Orton uses RKO with a Tattoo smashing the face of the opponent, while Matt has no tattoo to smash the face of the opponent with! lol

 

[jrock210]

Orton goes up to do it making it seem like its higher and harder impact Hardys is a twist. It's the same thing just different execution!

 

[btman]

Matt Hardy holds his arm out and says "AHHHH!!!" before the twist of fate.

I know that was like the most obvious thing ever... But I laughed so hard... Just wanted to say thanks lol.

But yea...

 

[CT Styles]

They are both cutters, just Matt well like what chuck said goes "AHHH" and turns around and then basically does an RKO just Orton's is higher.

 

[★Chuck Zombie★]

I know that was like the most obvious thing ever... But I laughed so hard... Just wanted to say thanks lol.

But yea...

No problem. That' what I was going for.

 

[SuckIt]

Orton's is also more sudden than Hardy's. Orton can do the RKO from anywhere and nobody would expect it. And as has been said before, Orton jumps high in the air, creating more force.