Top 10 WWE Finishing Moves For Georgia Football

Georgia football-WWE Finishers No. 8: Pedigree

Hunter Hearst Helmsley, popularly known as Triple H, was a magnificent technical wrestler. He knew the ins-and-outs of his trade and used his knowledge in tandem with his physical gifts to become one of the best wrestlers of his generation.

Nobody fits that description better than Kearis Jackson. Not the biggest, or the fastest, he is coming off of a dynamic 2020, when he was Georgia’s leading receiver, punt returner, and kicker returner.

He’s also a leader on the Georgia football team, twice representing the team as a captain in 2020, while also exhibiting leadership in the classroom and the Athens community. He represented UGA at the SEC Leadership Council and also assumed a leadership role in the player-led initiative Dawgs For Pups, to bring internet access to as many students as possible in Clarke County.

Kearis is equipped with a unique pedigree, allowing him to achieve excellence in every aspect of the student-athlete experience.

For his finishing move, HHH employed The Pedigree, which was essentially a horizontal piledriver. It was unique in its setup and positioning, and devastating in its application.

There’s not a more fitting finisher for Kearis than The Pedigree, something that he has in spades.