5 worst WWE finishing moves of all time

Modified Dec 02, 2020 22:00 GMT

#4 Rear View - WWE RAW's Naomi

Naomi is one of the most exceptional female WWE Superstars to ever step foot in the ring. Her in-ring athleticism seems to be unmatched, as she performs many unusual and strange-looking wrestling moves, which leave the fans awestruck.

However, despite being so amazing in the ring, Naomi has often been overlooked due to her extremely pale finisher. Her finisher is called "The Rear View", which is one of the most ridiculous looking finishing moves of all time.

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The move requires Naomi to jump into her opponent's path with some momentum and crash her hip into the their face. The move might look effective in grounding an opponent, but it was absolutely goofy for Naomi to pin a Superstar with such a weak move.

However, Naomi did change the move in 2016, when she became the WWE Smackdown Women's Champion. She selected the Anaconda Vice as her new finisher, before finally sticking up to a top rope-assisted Moonsault.

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Sudhanshu Dixit writes for Sportskeeda Wrestling’s AEW section and is pursuing an undergraduate degree in journalism. He worked as a contributor with Sportskeeda for two years before taking a 15-month hiatus and re-joining the company as an intern.

An experienced writer, his mantra is “research, recheck, and revise” to ensure his articles are accurate, relevant, and factual.

He got hooked on pro wrestling in 2016 with Royal Rumble being one of the first shows he watched. Roman Reigns is his favorite superstar, and one of the qualities that Sudhanshu admires in Reigns is his transformation from a slightly one-dimensional babyface to a godly heel. If he could go back to the Attitude Era, he would like to manage Shawn Michaels and would sing his theme song to him in an effort to get the Heartbreak Kid to hire him.

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