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#4 Superkick (Carmella)
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The superkick has devolved from its match-ending glory during the days of Shawn Michaels' Sweet Chin Music. It's commonplace now, overused as much as the suicide dive. One Superstar, however, does it particularly terribly, and that's the current SmackDown Women's Champion, Carmella.
All of her superkicks have been badly botched, including the one she used to win the title off of Charlotte Flair.
That's the state of the SmackDown Women's Championship right now. It's on a wrestler whose finisher is commonly used, and she can't even get it right.
She couldn't even use the move to finish Charlotte off at Backlash, but had to get a cheap pin after using it on her knee instead.
Hopefully Carmella will soon become an afterthought again and this move can appropriately move down the card, but for now, it's one of the company's most irritating.
