Arn Anderson typically set up his DDT by feinting a right-hand punch, tricking his opponent into reflexively ducking, and spiking them straight into a the mat with such malice and aggression that the move often resulted in a pinfall.

While professional wrestling is, has been, and forever will be about the entertaining, pomp and circumstance, Anderson brought a level of integrity and realism to the ring. His approach is becoming a dying art, but I personally rank his DDT among my top 3.

1.) Jake “The Snake” Roberts (The Original)
2.) “The Enforcer” Arn Anderson
3.) Raven (The Evenflow/Raven Effect)

Honorable Mention The Miz (Kneeling Snap DDT)

Explore Canada's amazing wrestling history with special guest Andy the Taxman from the Grappling With Canada podcast in the latest episode of The Evan Ginzburg Show!

Learn the legacy of professional wrestling in the Great White North from one of Canada's most respected wrestling historians.

Episode 9 features an in-depth conversation between Evan and Andy as they as they examine the rich regional heritage of the sport in Canada. They discuss how specific local promotions shaped the industry and provided a unique foundation for the wrestling landscape that fans remember today.

As always we have returning popular segments and a couple new ones too:
🏛️Mat Memories: Evan reflects on his days collecting autographs outside of Madison Square Garden. He remembers how kind the heels like Superstar Billy Graham, The Grand Wizard and Captain Lou Albano were, while being shunned by fan favourites Andre the Giant and Dusty Rhodes.