5 rare pro wrestling moves that WWE should start using

#2. Hirooki Goto’s GTR

The Shouten is not the only move of Hirooki Goto’s that WWE should introduce. His current go-to finisher (pun intended), the GTR, is an ideal move for a WWE superstar to use.

It’s a simple yet devastating-looking manoeuvre. The user holds their opponent in an inverted headlock and then hits them with a short-range lariat with their free arm. Then, as the victim falls, they’re driven into the user’s knee, thus taking a double whammy of damage from a stiff lariat and landing head-and-neck-first into a knee.

If any WWE wrestler were to start using this move, it would help them stand out almost immediately. Few current WWE superstars have a finisher that’s done from behind their opponent, so if one of them were to use the GTR, it would get people talking. Furthermore, it’s also easy to use and set-up and requires much less strength than a ‘lifting’ move.

All of these factors make this an ideal move for a WWE superstar struggling to set themselves apart on WWE’s bloated roster.