6 replies to this topic

[J-man89]

I can't be alone on this, the main thing about the ones we have thats off is how the opponent stands up slightly bent over and takes it, we need one where the opponent is laid out flat on the ground with just their head barely raising so it can be stomped down. I feel like they need to model a new one off any of the ones Seth hit on Lesnar, those always looked great.

 

Ideally like the one in this at 3 seconds in https://www.youtube....h?v=1X7J3J7TI8Q

 

See in that vid Lesnar doesn't get up and hunch over, he just slightly bops his head and upper body up and lets his head get slammed down with Rollins foot. Thats the kind of Curb Stomp we need, the standing Curb Stomp looks awful, and the grounded version looks bad as well due to the opponent standing up and hunching over.

Edited by J-man89, 03 October 2019 - 04:16 AM.

[Counting Lights]

Yup, agreed.

[ShinGojira89]

The one they should base it off of is the one he used against Finn Balor when he brought the move back.

[Youssef]

Agreed, and it should be setup with a sole kick not a normal gut kick

[TofeirTheAkita]

Not only that, but it should also have a mid reversal, where after the sole kick, and Rollins goes to the ropes then back to the opponet, there would be a chance to reverse it and avoid the stomp entirely.

 

This will make for great moments like for example, after countering and avoiding the stomp, Strowman goes for a powerslam, or Lesnar grabs Seth for Suplex city, or Owens with a stunner out of nowhere, and such.

[ECWDanSelby]

I'm not sure this is the hill to die on right now... 

[eastcoastkody]

i agree. But we need an "on all fours" position and "bent over" position.

Then they can be running finishers