An example of this could be the time when Daniel Bryan won the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in Wrestlemania, executing the Yes Lock on Batista. Huge amounts of pressure is exerted here and is bound to bring Bryan victory if executed victory. He then puts his right leg under his left knee and reaches around the opponent’s shoulder putting his hands around the opponent’s forehead and pulling ur opponent. Bryan takes one arm of the opponent by the wrist, stepsover the opponent’s shoulder with his right leg and falls down onto the mat on his bottom while making his opponent fall on the chest. Here, the other person is on his hands and knees. Being the primary submission move of Daniel Bryan, the name altered to being the “Yes lock” which gave further involvement to the audience in the moves that Bryan did as it was named after a revolution which was viral around the world. Originaly called the “Lebelle Lock”, this move was named after Judo “Gene” Lebell, who was a martial arts/wrestling champion. He can deliver these moves by leaping from the mat onto the opponent outside and also in the middle of the ring.ĥ0 years of WWE: Memorable moments and incidents
This is a move which has knocked out many wrestlers in the ring due to the sheer power and precision of Bryan. Here, a pumped up Bryan runs diagonally from one end of the ring to another and then leaps onto his opponent, striking him on the face with his knee. The same goes for this fiery move of Bryan. Some moves like Tombstone and 619 have been deemed to be extremely stylish and entertainment material. They become popular due to the sheer showmanship that they portray on screen. There are some moves which are not made popular by the impact on the opponent. If not a win, this moves helps in wearing down the opponent a lot. This is what Daniel Bryan has done with his version of the Missile Drop Kick.Ĭlimbing up on the rope, he uses his athletic ability to the utmost effect by leaping on the opponent and, just when he is near the opponent’s head, he stretches his leg and gives maximum power on the kick to the opponent’s face. But it depends on the wrestler’s ability to effectively execute it to inflict maximum damage. Athletic wrestlers have made it their butter and bread for their ammunition in the ring. Being the primary submission move for him in the past, it garnered a reputation for being one of the most deadly finishing moves at the time.ĭrop Kicks are extremely common in the WWE arena nowadays. The pressure exerted on the arms is massive and this makes many wrestlers give up vocally within seconds as its extremely hard for them to physically tap out here. Let’s have a look at some of his top moves which make him such a person.īryan is a submission specialist and he starts off this trade with this move which has made wrestlers like Jericho and Rhodes tap out. Here, Bryan gets both the opponent’s arms under his armpits, while being in an arched position on the mat, and pulls on them. Rich in accolades, Daniel Bryan is surely a tough person to beat in the ring. He went on to be the current WWE Word Heavyweight Champion, a three-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion, a United States Champion, a WWE Tag Team Champion and also a Slammy award winner for the Superstar of the Year. His signature chants of “Yes! Yes! Yes!” has blown the WWE Universe away with Twitter, Facebook and YouTube going viral with videos about how people across the globe are joining the “Yes!” bandwagon.Īfter entering the wrestling ring professionally through the company “Ring of Honour”, he was drafted into World Wrestling Entertainment in 2009, debuting with a win against Chavo Guerrero. Bryan has enthralled many with his never-say-die spirit and has won over fans by never considering the fans in a negative light. One such talent is a diminuitive American named Bryan Lord Danielson, commonly known as Daniel Bryan. Over the years, WWE has churned out some amazing young talents who have turned out to achieve numerous milestones in the business. Here, we will take a look at the top moves of Daniel Bryan.
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