5 moves in MMA that pro-wrestlers would have been proud of

#4 Jon Jones’ German Suplex

Jon Jones is the most dominant fighter in modern MMA. The former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion boasts an astonishing record of 22-1 with the only loss coming as a result of a controversial disqualification.

Bones is a physical specimen without equal and it's easy to see why he has enjoyed such immense success in his MMA career. Stephan Bonnar fell victim to the awesome power of Jones when the two squared off at UFC 94 in what was just Jones' second fight in the premier MMA promotion in the world.

While it looked like Bonnar might have a shot against the prodigiously talented youngster before the fight, all such illusions were dispelled once both men got into the octagon. Bones absolute destroyed Bonnar through three rounds to pick up the victory via decision.

What really stands out in this fight, though, is when Jones got a hold of Bonnar from the back and took him down with a perfect German Suplex – the kind Chris Benoit was famed for in his prime.

You can see the move at around the 1-minute mark in this video: