Finishers that were the most dangerous to take

[Sigma: Current SRW Champ!]

I'm planning on a top 5 for AngryMarks on the Most Dangerous Finishers to take. I know I want to put the Shaker Heights Spike on there and Author's Of Pain's dangerous Double Powerbomb on the list, but am having trouble with other good ones not named the Styles Clash. Any opinions on this matter?

[Mozenrath]

The Green Bay Plunge always seemed unnecessarily risky.

Of course, you wanna cheat, you can put a bunch of moves Kenta Kobashi did like 2-3 times.

[Deleted]

Buckle Bomb and Border Toss are two more moves that are dangerous to take.

[arrogantmodel]

I always thought the 3-D would be scary to take. Not really sure why, any neck move makes me nervous.

[J. Hova]

I would think any finisher involving you possibly landing on your head: Death Valley Driver, Piledriver, Powerbomb. I was just listening to SCSA's podcast where he talks about some of the aftermath of the botched piledriver at SummerSlam. It is incredibly scary to think of how close he came to being paralyzed and as an offshoot of that, how that would have impacted the Attitude Era and possibly the Monday Night Wars....oohhh, that is a good what if.

[arrogantmodel]

I would be terrified to take any kind of piledriver. Or to even have to give one. I would do what I do to my nephew when we wrestle, and I give him the Tombstone piledriver, I turn him upside down and his head is basically above my bellybutton. Safest weakest looking Tombstone ever. Haha.

But seeing as how you can do stuff like that to protect your opponent, moves like the Styles Clash and Vertebreaker are all on the person taking it. Thank science that AJ checked to see Ellsworth was in the wrong position before hitting it on SmackDown.

[EvenBaldobombHasAJob]

the Vertebreaker and the Burning Hammer have to be right near the top.

[Deleted]

The Razor's Edge always looked risky to me.

[El Cokehead del Knife Fight]

Jan 4, 2017 5:19:31 GMT -5 arrogantmodel said:

I always thought the 3-D would be scary to take. Not really sure why, any neck move makes me nervous.

The funny thing is that the 3D seems relatively safe to me, it's essentially a flapjack

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[arrogantmodel]

Jan 4, 2017 6:50:53 GMT -5 El Cokehead del Knife Fight said:

Jan 4, 2017 5:19:31 GMT -5 arrogantmodel said:

I always thought the 3-D would be scary to take. Not really sure why, any neck move makes me nervous.

The funny thing is that the 3D seems relatively safe to me, it's essentially a flapjack

True. But as a kid, seeing big ass Buh-Buh Ray Dudley pull you down by your head and neck gave it that, "Oh Shit!" factor.

[Mozenrath]

Jan 4, 2017 6:48:32 GMT -5 @chikago said:

The Razor's Edge always looked risky to me.

Rest assured, it is. He let people down about as gently as you possibly can, most everyone else, you bump with your head bouncing off the mat. Lance Storm really hates that move.

[Big Poppa Pumpkin]

the Ganso Bomb, so dangerous it was only used like twice and one of those was accidental

[Brood Lone Wolf Funker]

The Gringo Killer

[government mule]

Doomsday device

[Alice Syndrome]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: Burning Hammer.

[Adam Black]

Omega Driver

[BigAl]

that move mickie james does looks dangerous

[The Dark Order Inferno]

The Canadian Destroyer.

A sit down piledriver is dangerous enough, but this adds a flip and a lot of opportunity for hands to slip and the momentum from performing the move means that should things go wrong and hurt your opponent on landing, their body will flop to the mat, bending their messed up neck in the process. It's a miracle no-one has been paralysed by that idiocy.

[Honeybear Lyder]

Backdrop driver and powerbomb/neckbreaker combo.
Also, Doomsday Device.