#2 Powerbomb Backbreaker
This move is very similar to WWE Superstar Cedric Alexander's Lumbar Check, but there is a slight difference. This move sees the performer lifting the victim for a powerbomb, before catching him mid-air with a backstabber, whereas Cedric lifts his opponents like one does for a Back Suplex, and this minor difference is where the game changes.
The Powerbomb Backbreaker is not as instantaneous a move as the Lumbar Check, allowing less agile wrestlers to use it too. Also, the Powerbomb Backbreaker is more vulnerable to reversals, making it a better choice, as wrestling isn't only about winning a match, but telling a story in the ring, and reversals are an integral part of this story.
Who could use it in WWE?
Coming to the wrestlers who can use this maneuver, it would be criminal not to mention The Messiah of Backbreakers Roderick Strong. Also, this move can be taken up by the current WWE United States Champion Apollo Crews, as it gives him a better finisher, befitting his amazing skills.