[SILUS]

There have been many many inovators behind every wrestling move.Ill name some,you try to come up with some more

Rolling Fireman's Carry Slam-William Regal
Regalplex-William Regal
Ganso Bomb-Toshiaki Kawada (he had a broken arm so he couldn't lift Misawa completely in a powerbomb,thus inadverently inovating this awesome move)
Tiger Driver-Mitsuharu Misawa
Emerald Flowsion-Mitsuharu Misawa
Go 2 Sleep-KENTA
Shiranui-Naomichi Marufuji
Gannosuke Clutch-Mr.Gannosuke
Kudome Valentine-Megumi Kudo
Orange Crush-Kenta Kobashi
Shining Wizard-Great Muta
Moonsault-Great Muta
450 splash-2 Cold Scorpio
Stunner-Mikey Whipwreck
Falcon Arrow-Hayabusa
Phoenix Splash-Hayabusa

You continue..............

 

[Alicenchains]

Opps, forgot what section i was in.

 

[P.Smith]

The Miz and Randy Orton-Regular Stomp

 

[imEnigmaticAsshole]

cena - ermm.... bad example

 

[Poueff]

cena - ermm.... bad example

I'm surprise you didn't said that Jeff was the creator of the Swanton,since technicaly he did and is/wasn't the only one to use it

Oh,and:

Jake Roberts - DDT

 

[SILUS]

I'm surprise you didn't said that Jeff was the creator of the Swanton,since technicaly he did and is/wasn't the only one to use it

Oh,and:

Jake Roberts - DDT

Jake didn't invent DDT,some japanese chick did,i cant remember the name

 

[NoGimmicksNeeded]

I'm always wary about things like this, because there really is no way to know who innovated 99.9% of the moves around. Just because someone popularised something doesn't mean they weren't turned onto the idea or even shown a move by someone else while training, or if it was something they saw at a small local indy show. That's without considering the fact that most moves are just variations on a basic, common maneuver. Do they count as an innovation if all you're doing is just adding or changing something that's been seen a million times before?

Saying that, though, it's always interesting to look at peoples suggestions in these threads.

 

[The BoogeyMan]

Jake didn't invent DDT,some japanese chick did,i cant remember the name

Never heard of this before, always known it as Jake had somebody in a front facelock and slipped, thus creating the DDT.

I believe Ron Simmons created the sidewalk slam because, as he says it, "it's the kinda' thing you could just do to someone on the sidewalk".



















Oh and Santino invented the Cobra

 

[LegendofBaseball]

F5 = Brian Adams

First time I saw the move performed anyhow was when he did it during the tag match that pitted Kronik against the Perfect Event @ Bash At The Beach 2000.

 

[SILUS]

F5 = Brian Adams

First time I saw the move performed anyhow was when he did it during the tag match that pitted Kronik against the Perfect Event @ Bash At The Beach 2000.

Wow,first time i hear that one :shocked: ,always thought Lesnar invented it

 

[Xiphias]

Violence - Tommy Dreamer

 

[SILUS]

Violence - Tommy Dreamer

true that

Also,Lou Thesz-Powerbomb,i bet you didn't know that one

 

[Thumbinthebum]

Dr Death Steve Williams - Oklahoma Stampede. Check it out in this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqpoB_7qh6U&feature=related

Jack Swagger was using the move for a while on ECW.

 

[pjc33]

I actually think that Randy Orton created that inverted backbreaker that he does. I've never seen anyone else use it before.

 

[SILUS]

Dr Death Steve Williams - Oklahoma Stampede. Check it out in this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqpoB_7qh6U&feature=related

Jack Swagger was using the move for a while on ECW.

R.I.P. Dr Death,Backdrop Driver FTW

 

[P.Smith]

Jake didn't invent DDT,some japanese chick did,i cant remember the name

Wait I thought this was about innovators not inventers.

 

[SILUS]

Wait I thought this was about innovators not inventers.

my english sucks,sew me

 

[geraldinhio]

Did Finaly not invent the rolling fireman's carry ,hence why it's called the Finaly roll.

 

[SILUS]

Did Finaly not invent the rolling fireman's carry ,hence why it's called the Finaly roll.

nope,Regal did a long time ago

 

[dfffd61]

I actually think that Randy Orton created that inverted backbreaker that he does. I've never seen anyone else use it before.

I think Above Average Mike Sanders used it as his finisher in WCW.