Thread: Goldust's "Curtian Call" finisher
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Old 09-07-2008, 09:16 AM   #28
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Goldust used to do The Curtain Call as we all remember it (the elevated reverse DDT type move) for pretty much the majority of his career, but when he returned to the WWE in 2002, he changed The Curtain Call to a neckbreaker (JR used to call it The Curtain Call). Then, I believe, The Curtain Call went back to being reverse brainbuster type move, and the neckbreaker became "The Director's Cut."

Goldust did used to do a snap powerslam move to finish when he had the tourette's shtick added to his gimmick, but I think they called that The Shock Treatment. He also did a DDT to finish occasionally on Heat, but I don't think that ever had a name. The Shattered Dreams did become The Golden Globes officially (I believe) during his face stuff on Heat.

I may be wrong in the timelines and stuff a little, but I think I remember most of that.
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