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By Aubrey Sitterson December 6, 2010 |
While they don't move around as much as their competitors, wrestling's big men know how to deal out some damage, usually through a combination of power moves that make use of their strength and size advantage. One go-to maneuver for big men throughout the decades has been the chokeslam.
Being choked is never pleasant, but it's even worse when followed up with an abrupt collision with the mat. Chokeslams from goliaths like Undertaker, Kane, Big Show and Matt Morgan are even worse when you realize that their victims are being thrown to the mat from a height of more than seven feet.