The Supreme Ridiculousness of the Finishing Moves Series

I had the 2 pack of rikishi and hhh. Possibly the most crappy set of figures that jakks put out. Or maybe tied with those flex rubber ones. Those both sucked.

Those figures were really ahead of the curve at the time. I remember seeing the Hardy set at K-Mart forever in the early 2000's.

Scotty HHH Hotty.

I loved these figures! They were so fun to play around with. I loved everything except the hair. I understand what they were going for with the hair like that, and they looked awesome while posed doing their finisher, but they looked ridiculous the rest of the time. Despite being one of my favorite wrestlers at the time, poor HHH never wrestled much in my fed.

The pack that was...Christian and Test(?) Was totally awesome. As was Scotty 2 Hotty and the Hip Hop Hippo, Albert.

I had a few of these back in the day. I was interested in them because of the poseability. And, for that, they were fine. But most of the early ones were not conducive to displaying with ttl/ra/r3 figures. So, for the most part, i sat out on the majority of waves. However ,i did pickup the Mark Henry vs Batista set. Technically it came out before RA 2, so i got a Batista a little early, and there had been no Mark Henry to put on my shelves since the BCA era. Plus neither figure had the ridiculous posed hair ,so they fit in fine. I kept that Henry on display until we got our first RA version. I thought that one held up really well. If all the series were like that one from the get go, i probably would have collected them more frequently. If only DA style could have been kept to the same scale ,height wise, like these figures were ,i would have been happier with them too.

How tall were these compared to Jakks DA figures?

Or nobody bought them

I remember buying HHH/Rikishi & took them back the next day. I hated these figures. I think I got a Lita/Bubba set years later for a dollar MOC, so I thought why not? But overall, I wasn't a fan.