Wrestlers With the Most Diverse Move Sets?

[KAMALARAMBO: BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!]

AS in they pull out a ton of different moves. This can either be current or guys from a long, long time ago.

[IgnahtaSempria]

They don't call Mike Quackenbush "The Man of 1000 Holds" for nothing.

Also, he focuses more on his striking now, but Chris Hero/Kassius Ohno has always had a very varied style.

[anglarite]

John Cena. We just can't see them.

[nickcave]

Dean Malenko?

[Mozenrath]

Jushin Liger has more finishers than most guys have moves.

Beyond that, Zack Sabre Jr. seems to have a new submission hold every time I see him. Or several, really.

[Magnus the Magnificent]

Feb 2, 2019 14:05:51 GMT -5 nickcave said:

Dean Malenko?

[malloc]

Nova?

[mrpeacock]

Chris Kanyon. Not only did he invent moves in seemingly every single match but he could structure a great match as well.

[TOK Is the Target Demo]

Feb 2, 2019 15:11:51 GMT -5 Magnus the Magnificent said:

Feb 2, 2019 14:05:51 GMT -5 nickcave said:

Dean Malenko?

Don't sleep on Jericho, either.

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Chris Jericho and Daniel Bryan can work any style with any wrestler. Eddie Guerrero aswell.

[Zone Was Wrong]

Feb 2, 2019 16:44:09 GMT -5 mrpeacock said:

Chris Kanyon. Not only did he invent moves in seemingly every single match but he could structure a great match as well.

To tack on with this, curious if there are any noteworthy matches of his on the Network. Only really saw him in WCW but don't remember much about the matches then.

To add to the topic though I'll also put AJ up there with a diverse moveset.

[carp (SPC, Itoh Respect Army)]

A while back, there was a luchador whose schtick was, he would call out the name of another wrestler mid-match and shift his style to that wrestler. He'd use different moves depending on who he was mimicking. I think it was... Ciclope/Halloween?

[OVO 40 hunched over like he 80]

Quackbush but i thought most of them didn’t made any sense or looked good in a sequence together. It looked like every move was a finisher and they stop meaning anything after awhile.

[mrpeacock]

Feb 2, 2019 17:54:30 GMT -5 Zone Was Wrong said:

Feb 2, 2019 16:44:09 GMT -5 mrpeacock said:

Chris Kanyon. Not only did he invent moves in seemingly every single match but he could structure a great match as well.

To tack on with this, curious if there are any noteworthy matches of his on the Network. Only really saw him in WCW but don't remember much about the matches then.

To add to the topic though I'll also put AJ up there with a diverse moveset.

On YouTube there is a dark match between him and Shark Boy that I couldn’t recommend enough. A really good match that made the relatively unknown Shark Boy look like a million bucks.

[theshockmaster]

Tyler Bate seems like he can do absolutely everything. Flying, brawling, submission, power. Insanely diverse moveset. Even has some old school moves like the airplane spin that he makes cool.

[mcmahonfan85]

Quack

[Starshine]

Probably PAC.

Many crazy top rope moves.
Lots of various power moves.
Various suplexes.
Submission moves.
Mat wrestling stuff.

He kind of does everything.

["Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay]

For those first few months, Kevin Owens on the main WWE roster had a much bigger moveset than anyone else. He was doing loads of shit of his own and stealing other people's moves too.

[Mozenrath]

You know, for an old school guy, especially, Bobby Eaton qualifies. He was ridiculously versatile, and had a move for any situation without having to strain credulity with it.

[mcstoklasa]

Stone cold in 2000/2001 😏

Stunner
Lou Thesz Press
Mudhole stomping
suplex
back suplex
superplex (practically every match- probably what ****ed his neck back up)
firemans carry
Million dollar dream
STF
boston crap
Arm drag variations
Arm bar
sharpshooter
german suplex (against angle or benoit, can't remember)
piledriver
running/spinning neck breaker
snap spinebuster
arn anderson style spinebuster
stun gun
falling arm breaker

He even did a sunset flip in a match against Angle that year.