Most Expansive Moveset Ever?

[Brilliance In Supremacy]

Who in the WWE, past and present, do you think has the largest arsenal of moves ever? This includes submissions, creative strikes, and throws.

I'd have to give the award to Chris Jericho and Eddie Guerrero

 

[Wall_of_Jericho]

It's gotta be a Technical wrestler like Angle, Bret Hart or Benoit I reckon.

Tazz had quite an arsenal as well, he wasn't known as the "Human Suplex Machine" for nothing.

 

[Uncle Sam]

Kurt Angle, although he did love his suplexes.....and maybe Benoit, again though, he enjoyed his suplexes.

 

[The Bad Guy]

Id say Stone Cold throughout his whole career WCW, ECW, and WWE had quite an expansive move set.

 

[brownf32]

I would have to say Dean Malenko..."the man of a thousand holds"! u dont just get that kinda nickname for nothing. i've seen him do some moves i had never seen before and i haven't seen since.

 

[Xtreme Impact]

I would have to say Dean Malenko..."the man of a thousand holds"! u dont just get that kinda nickname for nothing. i've seen him do some moves i had never seen before and i haven't seen since.

Yeah Dean Malenko deffinetly he was a great technical wrestler.

 

[healyz84]

Hands down its Chris Jericho... while Dean Malenko was the man of a thousand holds, Jericho was what, the man of a thousand and 4 holds... so he's got Malenko beat haha...

 

[kingofkings6405]

Dean Malenko
Chris Benoit
Bret Hart
Dynamite Kid
Steve Austin (his early days he was a great tech wrestler overall)
Chris Jericho
Rey Mysterio
Eddie Guerrero

 

[mtrhd]

first guy who comes to mind is owen hart because he was a heavy lightweight, if that makes any sense.. 240lbs, and he can moonsault and do fast crusierwight moves, as well as a few power moves, and great technical/mat skills, then bret hart, and jericho & benoit, in no particular order

 

[Rated R]

Rey mysterio the guys done moves that havn't even been invented

 

[greenpunk101]

wtf jonny nitro tbh u think about who hav u seen do that kind of a moonsault its insane

 

[mcmanus69]

Yeah Dean Malenko deffinetly he was a great technical wrestler.

hes got my vote!

 

[PauLwaLL]

Dean Malenko.. Simply the man of a 1000 holds... And HBK in his prime had a variety of moves he used.. Curently I'd say.. Rey.. He used to do moves I've never seen before.

 

[thejon5386]

Jerry Lynn or RVD in ECW. their matches were great. they had tons of moves and counters. it was fun to watch.

 

[Brilliance In Supremacy]

wtf jonny nitro tbh u think about who hav u seen do that kind of a moonsault its insane

in addition to your tremendous English, your observation is understood, but flawed. I like the running shooting stars and the hand stand-to-leg drop. But how many of his moves involve pointless transitions and mounts? Quite a few...he's still young but I can already see that he's creative but not innovative...

And his moveset is not all that expansive

 

[sevastra]

I would have to say currently Brian Kendrick, and former would be Kanyon.

They both work the same way, in that they will do, and have been known to, make up move on the spot depending on what situation they were faced with.

 

[Dan1506]

I think taker, at his best has alot of moves, he creats alot of stuff in his matches, and a VERY quick thinker

EG. that time when Takers enterence was fucked up, nice cover up.
also when taker hit khali too hard with the steps, he added 2 consecutive chair shots to make it real.

Also dont forget that Taker is held back with his gimmick, because watching Taker do certain submissions would look silly. But i prefer the gimmick to the extra moves.

 

[Eternal Dragon]

My list would be Eddie Guerrero- especially back in his WCW days, Rey Mysterio- again in his WCW and ECW days, he did stuff that I have never seen, Owen Hart because he could do both techincal and high flying, Dean Malenko- man of 1000 holds, Chris Benoit, Kurt Angle, and Tazz.

Flames Out
Dragon

 

[Dan1506]

Not Eternal Dragon again ...

lol

Yea i agree with you on both Eddie and Owen.

 

[Kasey]

I'd say it was a toss up between Malenko, Kendrick, Kanyon, or Alex Shelley. They were all pretty innovative. Kanyon created a bunch of new moves during his WCW days. Malenko, Kendrick, and Shelley are amazing when it comes to chain wrestling and executing holds. They can fluidly move into a submission that no one else has ever seen. It's obvious that what these guys do with their spare time.

 

[vlad]

mysterio

 

[realblackhart]

mysterio

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Explain why you chose Mysterio

 

[staticxer]

Brock Lesnar tbh. in some of his matches he pulled off some really awesome moves.

Can't remember Malenko's matches that well but Jericho, RVD and of course the Phnomenal one AJ Styles.

 

[TheCureAndrewHeller]

Lesnar had some crazy moves (including an original finishing move)....he had all kinds of suplexes ( i remember some fisherman suplexes, german suplexes, belly to belly, Etc.) he also did some powerbombs.....and lets not forget that his power was pretty ridiculous (sp?)

 

[MaStAViC]

Definitely one of the technical wrestlers that has already been mentioned.

-=MaStA ViC