In the wrestling world, there are always opportunities to pay homage to your friends and rivals, even if they happen to be working for a different company. While neither AEW or WWE will explicitly mention each other in their products, the video games are able to more directly reference some of the competitor’s roster – not to mention, there are often times when different wrestlers use the same popular moves.
WWE 2K23 has a fair share of AEW wrestlers’ signature moves, and AEW Fight Forever is no different, with a bunch of iconic moves from WWE wrestlers selectable for your custom characters.
Will run you through every WWE finisher in AEW Fight Forever.
There are more secrets in the game too, as you can find the hidden WWE entrances. Plus before you get into a match, make sure you know how to get and use finishers, and how to drag opponents.
Here we’ll tell you what the WWE version of the move is called, then what it’s listed as in AEW Fight Forever’s move select.
- AJ Styles’ Calf Crusher – Calf Slicer
- AJ Styles’ Styles Clash – Clash
- Bayley’s Bayley-to-Belly – Belly-to-Belly
- Bobby Lashley’s Dominator – Dominator
- Brock Lesnar’s F5 – Diverticulitis
- Drew McIntyre’s Claymore – Running Single Leg Dropkick
- Finn Balor’s Coup de Grace – Diving Foot Stomp
- Finn Balor’s 1916 – Bloody Sunday
- John Cena’s Attitude Adjustment – Fireman Carry Bomb 3
- John Cena’s STF – STF
- Kevin Owens’ Pop-Up Powerbomb — Pop-Up Powerbomb
- Kurt Angle’s Angle Slam – Olympic Slam
- Randy Orton’s RKO – Cutter 3
- Sami Zayn’s Helluva Kick – Running Yakuza Kick
- Shinsuke Nakamura’s Kinshasa – Running Knee Strike 1
- The OC’s Magic Killer – Magic Killer
- The Rock’s Rock Bottom – Uranage 2
- Tommaso Ciampa’s Fairytale Ending – Arms Trapped Facebuster
- Triple H’s Pedigree – Butterfly Facebuster
Written by Ryan Woodrow on behalf of GLHF.
