Disclaimer: The point of this article is not to degrade any wrestling team's finisher in any way, but to objectively point out any advantages and disadvantages of the said finishers from a one-man version of it.
Welcome to another edition of #FinisherFriday! We are currently on the tenth Friday of the "TFTCHBDWOG" series, and if you haven't caught up with the previous articles, you can read them here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. Today we take a look at an Impact Wrestling tag team's sick-looking finisher.
Having built themselves to the top of the APW tag team division, Reno Scum sought to make their notoriety as far as the news could go. They wrestled at numerous promotions including Global Force Wrestling (pre-merge), Ring of Honor, ultimately landing on Impact Wrestling territory where the titles have slipped from their grip on numerous occasions.
Despite not being as bulky as their moveset would demand, they are still able to give the same beating only big meaty men could dish out. Add a couple of flips every now and then, and you got a tag team that embraces the offense of the old and new:
Wreddit_Regal is the resident sports kinesiologist of Reddit's wrestling forum, r/squaredcircle. From the most basic of punches to the most intricate double-team maneuvers, he can explain them within the realm of human anatomy and physics, because when doing absolutely nothing wrestling-related, he also happens to work as an operating room nurse.