Unique Match Endings

[JoDaNa1281]

Dec 22, 2010 4:24:46 GMT -5 husti said:

Does pinning Cena clean count as an unique end?

If you aren't a main eventer, yeah.

[Starshine]

My favourite ending to a WWE match has to be one between Regal and Big Show back around 2000/01.

Regal goes for the brass knuckles and clobbers Big Show. Show loses consciousness and falls on top of Regal for the pin.

That was so frickin' funny.

[rapidfire187]

Dec 22, 2010 3:08:53 GMT -5 Nic Nemeth said:

Mr. MITB cashes in. Champion hits a low blow the second the match starts.

I would LOL

Ok, that's an awesome idea. At least in this situation the person cashing in MITB wouldn't look like a complete loser. Makes sense too.

Actually, I don't see why heel champions don't just get themselves intentionally DQ'd more often. Not that I particularly like that ending, but it makes a ton of sense and WWE doesn't have a rule against it like TNA does.

[clifford]

Dec 22, 2010 3:08:53 GMT -5 Nic Nemeth said:

Mr. MITB cashes in. Champion hits a low blow the second the match starts.

I would LOL

Or just have the champ run to the back for a countout loss. It wouldn't even make a face champ look bad, cause of what's happened in the past. Hell, in the last few years most faces have acted like heels anyway and still got cheered

[jadison]

That rumble ending in the OP would work PERFECTLY for Alberto Del Rio. Come out with the car, the ring announcer, full pyro, dressed to compete, get in the ring and just laugh his ass off for like 10 minutes, then point the WM sign and make golden explosions happen.

Best Rumble ending ever.

[Enrico Palazzo]

I always loved the ending of Mankind forcing himself to lose consciousness rather than tap out to Shamrock.

["Hollywood" Cactus Matt]

Dec 21, 2010 14:07:50 GMT -5 Metalheadbanger Man said:

A squash Iron Man match.

Like, somebody wins 30-0.

Haha! Posts like this are the reason I love this board ... and why I shouldn't read it in public! I almost got kicked out of the public library because of you.

I fully support a 30-0 Iron Man match.

[poi zen rana]

Dec 21, 2010 18:19:48 GMT -5 JoDaNa1281 said:

One I've never seen is in a triple threat match, have one guy give another a bridging german suplex, but both guys shoulders are down, then the 3rd guy just covers the guy who was suplexed & wins the match.

This is an excellent idea. Genius. 

Dec 22, 2010 3:08:53 GMT -5 Nic Nemeth said:

Mr. MITB cashes in. Champion hits a low blow the second the match starts.

I would LOL

I was thinking that too. Just numerous kicks to the fortitudes. It would be great. 

Dec 22, 2010 15:21:21 GMT -5 Enrico Palazzo said:

I always loved the ending of Mankind forcing himself to lose consciousness rather than tap out to Shamrock.

Classic. 

[Metalheadbanger Man]

A blindfold match where one of them hits the referee straight away, causing a DQ.

[JoDaNa1281]

Dec 22, 2010 15:21:21 GMT -5 Enrico Palazzo said:

I always loved the ending of Mankind forcing himself to lose consciousness rather than tap out to Shamrock.

What made it even better was when the announcer said that Shamrock won by submission due to the Mandible Claw, which caused Ken to snap.

I'd like to see someone throw their shirt in someones face to blind them for a second, then immediately hit their finisher, especially if that person has an out of nowhere finisher(spear, brogue kick, Show's ko punch,etc.).

[Deleted]

Dec 21, 2010 18:19:48 GMT -5 JoDaNa1281 said:

One I've never seen is in a triple threat match, have one guy give another a bridging german suplex, but both guys shoulders are down, then the 3rd guy just covers the guy who was suplexed & wins the match.

WCW Bash At The Beach; July 16, 1995.
World Tag Team Title Match (Triangle Match): Harlem Heat (Booker T. and Stevie Ray) defeated The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobs and Jerry Sags) and Blue Bloods (Bobby Eaton and Steven Regal) (13:41) when Booker T pinned Regal to retain the tag team titles.

This had a finish kinda like what you described. I think what happened (and maybe one of our loyal WCW fans can elaborate) was one of the Nasty Boys (I'll say Knobbs) hit Regal with some sort of senton splash (stealing from ECW's Public Enemy), then Booker made an immediate cover on Regal. Knobbs jumped on top of the pile, and there was all sorts of controversy because Knobbs did the move and covered the man, but Booker T was in-between and was the one who actually covered the man hit by the move (Regal).
It was a little move convoluted than it had any right of being, but it was a unique ending to an otherwise uninteresting match.
(The three teams would feud the majority of the summer for the tag belts.)

[ToyfareMark]

Dec 21, 2010 17:48:33 GMT -5 drjayphd (feat. Pitbull) said:

Hated heel keeps jumping a face, ducking an actual one-on-one match, for weeks on end. Finally, they get the match signed, all the anticipation for the match... and the nanosecond the bell rings, the heel promptly gets himself DQ'ed and resumes beating the face senseless.

Reverse that and have the face being the one who does it...while still retaining his...uh...facedom, and its a deal.

[dav]

WrestleMania II. British Bulldogs win the march for the titles when Davey Boy sends Greg Valentine crashing into his own partner, actually putting him at a disadvantage for the match itself.

[punksdisciple]

I was recently thinking it might be awesome if, at the rumble, the reigning champion loses his title, but then goes into the rumble match and wins. I don't think there's ever been an instance of even the former champ throwing a fit and demanding a spot in the rumble. Correct me if I'm wrong. In any case, I personally think it would work great for Miz this year.

[Deleted]

I'm still awaiting the guy who wins Money In The Bank at WrestleMania and cashes in his briefcase that same night: to take a chance on breaking the Undertaker's Streak. And I don't mean this chicken-poop "run in after he already danced for 30 minutes" stuff. I'm talking about making a deal with the original opponent to step aside and let him get this opportunity. (This would have worked out great for Shawn Michaels at this past year's WM.) Or, "trade" the briefcase with the original opponent- you get the title shot and I get 'Taker tonight.)

Anyone can be the World champion, but it'll be an unforgettable moment to be "That Guy". And to brush aside a World title shot for that chance would be great.

(I read in WWE Magazine last month that Drew McIntyre said he would put his hair on the line to get a crack at "the Streak". I would love to see this as well.)

[Beav]

I always loved when the Headbangers pinned each other to win the Tag Titles. I thought it was clever. I am also one of the few people who just liked the Headbangers.