The leghook sitout scoop-slam piledriver represents one of our first forays into higher-level women's wrestling. An extremely complex and visually impressive move, the leghook sitout scoop-slam piledriver is only used by highly skilled ladies in high quality matches. As such, you're probably best off looking at Japanese ladies wrestling or Mexican Lucha Libre Femenil if you want to spot this move, although TNA has also had its ladies use it. The move requires a lot of strength and balance on the part of the attacker, but if she manages to pull it off well, it is indeed a thing of beauty.

The move starts out with the attacker kicking or punching her victim's midsection to make her bend forth. Once she does, the attacker gets her neck under her arm. With her free arm, she hooks one of the victim's legs. Using that hooked leg as a point of leverage; she lifts her upward until she has her completely upside down. At the peak of the hold, she pauses for a few fractions of a second, she then sits back with her legs stiff and straight while dropping her victim head-first to the floor.

Possible escape: when the attacker hooks her leg, the victim can attempt to fall backward in order to reverse the hold into a small package. Needless to say, once the attacker gets her up, there's not much more she can do to escape or to counter the move.

Rating: with an impressive name like leghook sitout scoop-slam piledriver, this hold had better be a highly efficient one. That it is indeed. A high impact move which is visually impressive as well, the leghook sitout scoop-slam piledriver is the definition of a top finishing move.