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Right? The idea is that the opponent's head is above the knees so the knees hit and the head doesn't, but I swear nearly everyone of them look like the head is crashing into the mat
The best part about it is Undertaker's knees slamming into the ring makes such a heavy slamming noise you can feel the fucking impact in your vertebrae.
Legendary as the tombstone is, it couldn't have been good on Taker's knees. Especially being how big of a guy he is, and doing it for practically over 30 years.
My personal favorite wrestler and finisher of all-time. Undertaker took a fairly common move and turned it into something that was uniquely his and became acknowledged as one of the most devastating moves in wrestling history. When it comes to form, the one on Bret Hart at 1:08 is just the definition of picture perfect.
The Tombstone is one of the most dangerous forms of the Piledriver ever seen. The Undertaker does it spades. And even though he retired, I am glad there are others that do the move, including Kazuchika Okada, among others.
I think the most tombstone'd guy in the classic era was Kane and in the modern era was Batista. 4:22 Orton selling the Tombstone Piledriver as true GOAT.
Hogan's claims of being injured by the tombstone would have been believable if they looked like some of the ones the Undertaker gave his earliest opponents.
Best finisher of all time. None even come close. Its perfect. Not everyone can do it. It requires strength and Taker was able to do it on almost anyone. It has a great name and the fact Taker can fold the opponents arms afterwards just makes it better because it fits the character perfectly. And of course, the shit actually looks like it hurts! But Taker was able to keep everyone safe during his 3 decade career. And the simple variation he sometimes did when he actually hopped a little and landed on his knees is always crazy to look at. I always cringe when i see the one he did to Shawn Michaels, it looks so dangerous
They would have learned what the exact reference height was for lining your head up against his knees, so I think it would be just as much the responsibility of the upside down guy to prevent his own injury... if you're too low, you got to pull yourself up a bit and bend your neck in as he's not pulling out of that move!
I think because the first person he tombstones at survivor series 1990 went to the back and reamed undertaker out for doing it wrong. He did a lot of them pretty dangerously and Hulk Hogan knew it and tried to make Taker look bad. That’s probably why he always checked on them.
Undertaker botched it on Goldberg in their disaster showdown in Saudi A, dropping him head-first. This was after he'd suffered a concussion before the match even started.
Tombstone back then was so risky and dangerous. One wrong move could be a neck injury for the wrestler. You can see how his tombstones are gradually getting safer by him absorbing the force by kneeling followed by the bodyslam, so the victim's head/neck doesn't even touch the ground. I can't really complain them changing it for safety measures, but Taker and Kane's older tombstones was unbeatable.
Best way to see the move in its entirety and it makes it seem more definite when you get so used to seeing it presented that way. You subconsciously know that camera angle means Tombstone which means it’s over. Later on it helps with building drama effortlessly. I’m sure they didn’t think that far into it though. Probably just the best way to see since when he’s standing up with his opponent they’re collectively over 7 feet tall.
@@mEmShannonDAB I agree to an extent, I also think later in his career they did it more to hide his opponents head better using Takers knees. Then they hurry & cut to the front angle after "impact." On a straight angle, you would see the head not touching. I think it's totally planned that way. Its all about creating an illusion. Movie magic 🎩
@Cevrcde even if he did break his neck, that would be 1 less confirmed injury than the mediocre Owen Hart did with his piledriver. I only know of Austin and Severn, there may be more.
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WWE The Undertaker finisher.
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This is why Taker is the most respected guy in the WWE. He could do moves like this for 30 years and never once break anyone's neck.
They didn’t have him change it you idiot. Mark had never done the move before. It took him a while to figure out how to perform it safely
@@markbarrow2082 no they definitely adjusted it. In the beginning he never used to tuck his head between the legs.
@Dakota Matos in his early days of wrestling the tombstone was lethal but he figured how to perform better in time so it didn't look so dangerous
Old tombstone dangerous
The very first one he did on Koko B. Ware he did actually drop him on his head and almost broke his neck
Quite, the most satisfying finisher ever.
Some of these look so perfect that you felt that it hurt
Right? The idea is that the opponent's head is above the knees so the knees hit and the head doesn't, but I swear nearly everyone of them look like the head is crashing into the mat
@@warman31 in the first years the head lands on the floor but WWE change that for security
@@tdrtanq3r059 yeah for safety till mark calaway's last match
The best part about it is Undertaker's knees slamming into the ring makes such a heavy slamming noise you can feel the fucking impact in your vertebrae.
3:42
Tazz: "TOMBSTONE CITY COLE!"
Michael Cole: "TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER!"
Some close calls there!
In his first tombstones
0:14 That tombstone was brutal. Wtf
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Jaywill12beast he bounced😭😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂
0:53, damn that was a nasty tombstone
the omega death variant
Bewtiful
Bruh he did a jumping tombstone on the man. Only time i ever saw him did that was on HBK part 2. That looked devastating
that tombstone is like what Damien priest did on Street profits member... tombstone slam
1:55 - _A Cold Day in Hell_ - May 97
One of the last piledrivers Austin ever took, as he embargoed that move after his injury.
He got injured by Owen hart's Reverse Piledriver
Damn I didn't realized that
Legendary as the tombstone is, it couldn't have been good on Taker's knees. Especially being how big of a guy he is, and doing it for practically over 30 years.
That’s exactly what I was thinking lol 😆
@RaytheGrayt: It pretty much destroyed his knees.
My personal favorite wrestler and finisher of all-time. Undertaker took a fairly common move and turned it into something that was uniquely his and became acknowledged as one of the most devastating moves in wrestling history. When it comes to form, the one on Bret Hart at 1:08 is just the definition of picture perfect.
One of my favourites wrestlers of all time from WCW to WWE he should of won every title in the WWE...... intercontinental and European title
The Tombstone is one of the most dangerous forms of the Piledriver ever seen. The Undertaker does it spades. And even though he retired, I am glad there are others that do the move, including Kazuchika Okada, among others.
Michael Cole repeats: Tomb↘️stone➡️pile↗️driver➡️!!!!!
I just watched 7 minutes of half naked men getting their head smashed into the floor
Bruh tombstones by Taker?
Still a virgin at almost 30?? Loser?
0:28 You can see Hogan saying "Uuughh you got me brother."
This is the best wwe finisher compilation I have ever seen
This was always the ultimate finisher to me
0:12 I felt that
also 1:55
@@hrprtbedi he landed fine, that was just an excellent sell by Austin
Most of the older ones were sold great.
God, how many times Michael Cole, mentioned the move?
He's calling the match. LOL!
I like the way he yells “Tomb……Stone……Piledriver!”
*He has tombstoned the whole WWF wow!!*
not Umaga, Big show and Great Khali
@@itachi-kun7736 they wasn't in the wwf back in the days idiot
@@marcusbell792 big show always in WWF
@@itachi-kun7736 Don't forget Yokozuna and Giant Gonzales. Both were way too massive.
@@marcusbell792 I think he is including entire span of Taker's career.
To think he put away 3 generations of wrestlers with that move... all started with koko beware in survivor series '90 amazing!
0:14 OH MY GOD!! LOOK AT THE WAY HIS NECK BENT!!
Its a Toy..
Ur right he broke his neck o that
@@Anthony-pu5il I don't think there were any bones in that guy's body at all.
90s tombstone is very unsafe
Yet he Never injured a single person.
I think the most tombstone'd guy in the classic era was Kane and in the modern era was Batista.
4:22 Orton selling the Tombstone Piledriver as true GOAT.
The Undertaker tombstone piledriver is iconic finisher like Rock Bottom , AA and RKO
The title should be: "Michael cole saying tombstone piledriver in every match
Such a great video of one of my favorite moves but watching it made my knees hurt.
The undertaker should've gotten oscar for this
The greatest in all WWE history
He was so lucky in the early days that no one had their neck broken.
look at d-von's foot at 3:34
He always used to sell moves by having a stroke.
No one:
Michael Cole: TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER!!
I forgot the one where he tombstone Paul Heyman in 2004
All I hear is "TOMBSTONE PILE DRIVER" I love it
4:23 look orton
😂😂😂 the funniest
This is very comforting in some extremely weird way.
How so?
2:14, did Kane literally hit his head?
The way he dropped the 3rd guy hahaha.. living legend Thee Undertaker.
The tombstone to Mark Henry when Taker trying to scare Kurt Angle was probably was the most devestating one. Imagine carrying a 400 lbs man?
Crazy he could do that..in his 97 run he was doing that on a nightly bases with vader..not just on ppv... but house show loop
Hogan's claims of being injured by the tombstone would have been believable if they looked like some of the ones the Undertaker gave his earliest opponents.
I like the old tombstone piledriver he rarely uses the old one unless hes too exhausted to do the move I miss old tombstone
RIP Takers knees.
He's going to have knee replacement surgery on both knees in the future.
At some point he got asked to keep the Tombstone Piledriver for special occasions, because hits on the head became a concern.
At 0:54 we got to see the lethal variant "The jumping Tombstone Piledriver"
4:57 Kennedy’s head hit the hearse !
Not gonna lie, that had to hurt
Taker's tombstone to The Rock on the hood of a limo look hurt worse.
tombstone was way m ore brutal during 90's
cause the head actully hit the matt in some of these
Best finisher of all time. None even come close. Its perfect. Not everyone can do it. It requires strength and Taker was able to do it on almost anyone. It has a great name and the fact Taker can fold the opponents arms afterwards just makes it better because it fits the character perfectly. And of course, the shit actually looks like it hurts! But Taker was able to keep everyone safe during his 3 decade career. And the simple variation he sometimes did when he actually hopped a little and landed on his knees is always crazy to look at. I always cringe when i see the one he did to Shawn Michaels, it looks so dangerous
still probably just as safe, just visuably more devastating.
The Tombstone he gave to Mark Henry That was Power
I just realized the wrestler would wrap his arms/legs around undertaker to alleviate some of the weight. Still an impressive finishing move!
They would have learned what the exact reference height was for lining your head up against his knees, so I think it would be just as much the responsibility of the upside down guy to prevent his own injury... if you're too low, you got to pull yourself up a bit and bend your neck in as he's not pulling out of that move!
Did you just realized you had eyes too? How tf do you just now notice?
Before Undertaker used to do upside down tombstone piledriver and now its perfect
0:54
Who says tombstone dont hit the head of enemy
those early tombstone is why hulk wouldn't take it.
Yea looking at this, I see why Hulk was nervous
0:14 OMG!! It was so hard
Have u notice that The Undertaker make sure his opponent's are as he's going for the pin
I think because the first person he tombstones at survivor series 1990 went to the back and reamed undertaker out for doing it wrong. He did a lot of them pretty dangerously and Hulk Hogan knew it and tried to make Taker look bad. That’s probably why he always checked on them.
5:25 tombstone
That was deadly and dangerous
I'm surprised the guy in 0:13 didn't break his neck.
6:34 The undertaker is exhausted after tombstoning Michaels... 😂
If you think about, if he messed up someone could have been severely injured or worse and a piledriver already looks like a dangerous move
Undertaker botched it on Goldberg in their disaster showdown in Saudi A, dropping him head-first. This was after he'd suffered a concussion before the match even started.
0:28 you got me brother 😂😂😭
If u look close u will see there is a gap between the opponent and the mat look again.
No shit Sherlock
tombstone piledriver!!!
Why did they change it? Originally the legs weren’t around his neck they were off to one side
My knees hurt from watching😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
“Double tombstone, pile driver.”
5:12 Tombstone Piledriver!
Tombstone back then was so risky and dangerous. One wrong move could be a neck injury for the wrestler. You can see how his tombstones are gradually getting safer by him absorbing the force by kneeling followed by the bodyslam, so the victim's head/neck doesn't even touch the ground.
I can't really complain them changing it for safety measures, but Taker and Kane's older tombstones was unbeatable.
Look at ref reaction i love it hahahahah 6:21
They could've just used a recording of Michael Cole screaming "tombstone piledriver!" and piped it in. Jesus.
Why do their fingers lock together when it's used can someone tell me why
What do you mean?
To prevent injury I think
How many times did micheal Cole say " tombstone pile driver" ?? I lost count
Undertaker The G.O.A.T
I seen taker tombstone vader & mark henry!
Camera always switched to the corner/side angle when he did the Tombstone 😂 wonder why
Best way to see the move in its entirety and it makes it seem more definite when you get so used to seeing it presented that way. You subconsciously know that camera angle means Tombstone which means it’s over. Later on it helps with building drama effortlessly. I’m sure they didn’t think that far into it though. Probably just the best way to see since when he’s standing up with his opponent they’re collectively over 7 feet tall.
@@mEmShannonDAB I agree to an extent, I also think later in his career they did it more to hide his opponents head better using Takers knees. Then they hurry & cut to the front angle after "impact." On a straight angle, you would see the head not touching. I think it's totally planned that way. Its all about creating an illusion. Movie magic 🎩
Hope his knees are ok
Unfortunately he will need knee replacements in the future. :/
How many times mick foley survived from the tombstone
3:01 Good Ol JR !!! 😂😂😂😂😅😅😅
What if they fart while in position? Lol has Undertaker been between more men's legs than Women?
Nope. 😂
You got me brother.
Jesus !
Piledriver After piledriver...
Oh my gosh !!!
Piledriver rules !
1990s one is so painful
Only kane could kicked out 3 times tombstone from undertaker.
0:13 this one's real. Is he okay?
How were no necks broken with this move. I really want to know
0:13 I don't know who that little dude is but there's no way he's not dead or just a head in a jar, futurama-style, somewhere.
The first one looked like it could have injured someone, but on this video they mostly look safer and safer as we get further in.
His tombstone on Koko b ware was devastating. Almost broke his neck
@Cevrcde even if he did break his neck, that would be 1 less confirmed injury than the mediocre Owen Hart did with his piledriver. I only know of Austin and Severn, there may be more.
Thank you undertaker
Im here cuz of Hogan situation. Some do look pretty rough
Michael’s got the jumping one.
Also Owen Hart.
@@atifqavi2054 I was watching that raw when Owen got it, 96-97
All I have to say is his knees
Pretty much destroyed his knees.
Tombstone City
Where’s the one of Triple H on the escalator?
2:09 00:14 he dead
And he never hurt anyone with it not even Hulk Hogan no matter what Hogan claimed
Jai Shree Ram ❤️ 🙏
Should've included the tombstone on Shane McMahon at Survivor Series 2001.
Great
TOMB STONE PILE DRIVER
I think he looked so much cooler as a goth than as a biker.
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