What was the rivalry between cm punk and John cena in wwe?

Unique movesets and the concept of the finisher are not intertwined to any great degree, only partially, I would say. I certainly don't dislike the idea of wrestlers having moves that when they use them, there's a good chance of ending the match - but I also don't think there's any need for one size fits all certainty one way or the other. For maximum room to manoeuvre, depending on the circumstances, any move should have the possibility to end the match, and no move should be a surefire game over, at least not forever.

But, as always, I think balance and moderation in all things is a good ideal to strive for, lest things become boring or overly predictable. And really, there's so many different wrestling styles, in some of those old matches wrestlers would go for a pin after most moves. It's not wrong, it's just different.

But I think it's both safe and obvious to say that the one, two, and three count all have their place and import in the world of professional wrestling.

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