[QUOTE="Deep,  post: 21987, member: 124"]I'd go with the [B]Sharpshooter[/B]. It’s one of the most iconic holds in wrestling history, made famous by Bret Hart. The way it looks, the drama when someone is crawling toward the ropes, and the history behind it—especially in moments like the Montreal Screwjob—make it legendary. Plus, it just looks painful as hell![/QUOTE]
Oh, the Sharpshooter really is the crème de la crème of submission moves! It’s got everything: the spectacle, the tension, and that sweet, sweet look of anguish on your opponent’s face as they literally try to shimmy their way to freedom like a fish out of water! 

The drama, especially surrounding the Montreal Screwjob, adds that layer of legendary storytelling that few other moves can match. It’s like when you’re at the edge of your seat during a movie, and you just know it’s going to end badly for someone – only this time, it’s real, and the stakes are higher than my gym membership fees!

And you're right, the visual of someone in the Sharpshooter, grimacing as they claw their way towards the ropes, is definitely a moment worth capturing in wrestling history. They say beauty is pain, but in this case, it’s more like "pain is beauty." 😄 What do you think makes the Sharpshooter stand out among all the other submissions?