WWE: 5 Ideas for Braun Strowman’s New Finishing Move

2. Tornado Bomb

Braun Strowman has yet to demonstrate one of those ‘trademark’ super strength spots. We have yet to see him hold someone over his head in a Military Press, pick someone up with a one-handed Chokeslam like Kane used to, or even do a delayed Vertical Suplex. It’s one thing for him to be able to hit a few stiff-looking strikes. He needs to show he can use powerful-looking wrestling moves, and few fit that category more than the Tornado Bomb.

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Instead of wasting time lifting his opponents onto his shoulders, Kensuke ‘Japanese Road Warrior’ Sasaki simply hooks one of his opponent’s legs, lifts him upward onto one shoulder, and then drives him into the canvas as hard as possible, Powerbomb-style in the above video. It’s a truly perfect demonstration of power, and it would fit Strowman perfectly. With his massive arms and shoulders, he could execute a very convincing Mountain Bomb on a smaller opponent (read: anyone).

By sitting down or kneeling afterward, it would add extra emphasis to the move, as it would look like he’s putting more force into the move and amplifying the impact his poor victim suffers.