#Paradigm shift jon moxley driver

I really kind of perfected the timing and the snap and now I can do it in my sleep.

I was like, “That’s it, I’m switching this up.” It was to switch to the double arm DDT and I’d never really done that before. I think I gave it to Randy Orton one time, who is someone with a significant height advantage on me, it just was awkward. It can be like the nastiest, coolest piledriver looking thing in the world or if the guy’s taller than you, which so many of the guys in the WWE were taller than me, it can be just really awkward and stupid looking. “The Headlock Driver’s awesome if you’ve got the right guy doing it to the right guy. The answer? Blame Randy Orton, or his height, ast least

#Paradigm shift jon moxley driver

During his initial WWE run as Dean Ambrose, Moxley used a move that many now know as the “One Percenter” – a headlock driver that sends opponents crashing face first into the mat. I can just let my mind go and do whatever it wants to do, and just see what happens,” Moxley said. All these things just come naturally, you know? I can do different stuff for a finish. So, if I can do it off the top rope, I’m likely to just do it off the top rope or through two tables in the Tokyo Dome or whatever or through a glass table. It’s all natural ‘cause my mind is so like free flowing and there’s no kind of limits on me right now. Juice Robinson invented that in a match with him.

I started doing that super DDT, the Death Rider or whatever you want to call it…To me the big one is the special one.