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Made this vice grip slide hammer puller, the weight is a old wheel bearing / hub. It is a little bit long but seems to work good either way. I did see that you can just buy rod that threads into the vice grip adjusting screw but on my vice grip the thread appears to be a M9 thread so I was not sure where I would find all thread similar to that.

These are my picks for the 10 most disgraceful excuses for finishers! Moves that when witnessed in gameplay make you think “really? That’s seriously a finisher!?” Moves that even your grandma could take and not flinch. Moves that disgust you for even being honored as a “finisher.” Moves that just simply would not finish off an opponent, especially your grandma. When it comes to finishing a match once and for all, these moves wouldn’t do the trick! Unless it’s in a video game….

10. Santino Stunner: Santino Marella’s modified stunner to suit his style just doesn’t give you that adrenaline rush of awesomeness that should come after a finisher! Sure it’s a silly move to watch, but Santino should just stick to the cobra….

9. Butterfly Suplex: Big John Studd’s Butterfly Suplex finisher just doesn’t really feel like a finisher, rather more of just your average slam-to-the-mat move. Although the butterfly like pose of the opponent is rather entertaining this one just doesn’t feel “finishy”

8. Vise Grip: The Great Khali is big and scary, and can squeeze your head! That’s right, this 7′something giant simply squeezes his opponent’s head to the point of ultimate damage! Nothing too special here, just a move that feels a little repetitive especially after his brain chop signature move. Just pray he cut his nails that morning….

7. Flip Sideway Flapjack: It’s a goofy name for a goofy move that feels too much like a normal slam. Justin simply raises his opponent onto his shoulders and… wait for it…… drops them. Yeah it kind of looks like Justin loses control and drops his opponent, stick to the high flying moveset Gabriel.

6. Diving Brain Chop: Ricky Steamboat was nicknamed “the dragon” because…. well I don’t know why but dragons should do a better move than slapping somebody on the top of the head. When somebody jumps off the turnbuckle in this game you always want them to flip or do something cool right? Well this move just doesn’t seem to hit highest on the entertainment level.

5. Impaler DDT: Heath Slater…. everybody knew he would show up eventually. Last year it was Sweetness (also a lame move which got bumped down to his signature) and now he returns with the Impaler DDT. It’s just your average DDT that has no finisher value.

4. Leg Sweep: Virgil, Virgil, Virgil. MASTER OF THE LEG SWEEP! Sound cool? Exactly.

3. The Verdict: Everybody thought he shouldn’t be in the game, and David Otunga’s finisher “The Verdict” shouldn’t have been either. Once again it feels like a simple, not fun to watch slam move that ends with David doing a little jump, is it suppose to be from the impact? Hopefully not…

2. Zack Attack: Zack Ryder has earned the number two spot with his stale move Zack Attack. Neither of Zack’s finishers are good but between Rough Ryder and this disgrace, I chose this. The move requires no skill whatsoever and is the move you never want to witness in a match.

1. Reverse DDT: Easily the most pathetic, boring, lamest finisher (or move) in the game, nuff’ said.

Everyone else will be getting participant ribbons, while Heath Slater takes home the gold for having the worst finisher in WWE 2K14 and making us change the way we look at finishers.

Thank you for watching and leave in the comments what your least favorite finishers are!