What is the best finishing move in WWE history?

A few of these end matches because they look like they hurt. The rest end matches because the building stands up the second it sees the setup.

1. 1
   Stone Cold Stunner

   Steve Austin's kick to the gut and jawbreaker, the most replayed move of the Attitude Era.
   1000pts
2. 2
   RKO

   Randy Orton's jumping cutter, which became a whole internet genre because it can come out of nowhere.
   680pts
3. 3
   Pedigree

   Triple H's double-underhook facebuster, the finish of choice in main events across three decades.
   607pts
4. 4
   Spear

   The running tackle used by Goldberg, Edge and Roman Reigns, and the most-copied finisher on the roster.
   485pts
5. 5
   F-5

   Brock Lesnar's spinning fireman's-carry slam, treated as an automatic three-count for two decades.
   411pts
6. 6
   Powerbomb

   Kevin Nash and Kevin Owens' lift-and-drop, the plainest finisher on the list and one of the most believable.
   324pts
7. 7
   Attitude Adjustment

   John Cena's fireman's-carry slam, the move that ended most of his 17 world title matches.
   324pts
8. 8
   Swanton Bomb

   Jeff Hardy's swan-dive senton, thrown from ladders and cages as often as from the top rope.
   324pts
9. 9
   Sweet Chin Music

   Shawn Michaels' superkick, sold with a stomp of the boot before it lands.
   221pts
10. 10
    619

    Rey Mysterio's swinging kick through the ropes, named after his hometown area code.
    97pts