What is TNA doing right?

[DLVH84]

Originally Posted by GimmickInfringed big slim j is right here, there is a variation of the move here which makes it different. Both moves are a version of the cutter neckbreaker, but have different standing position variations on how the move is pulled off. DDP's Diamond Cutter is a straight front face lock with interlocked fingers and the opponent falls with the momentum as DDP pulls them down. Whearas Randy' Orton's RKO does not include a full front face lock nor is there any locking of the fingers. Orton comes from a prone, running, or stationary position and jumps while his opponent mimmick his grabbing them with one arm around the neck and falls down as Orton's momentum takes him to the ground, mimicking the impression of the neckbreaker. In essence, DDP's Diamond Cutter is a full variation of the Cutter neckbreaker, whereas the RKO is a complete invoation of itself, so to clarify as Pope said in a later post, it is in FACT NOT the same move.

The Diamond Cutter is a variation of the Ace Crusher, innovated by Johnny Ace, who unfortunately is in charge of talent hiring and firing in WWE.

[The Pope]

Originally Posted by DLVH84 The Diamond Cutter is a variation of the Ace Crusher, innovated by Johnny Ace, who unfortunately is in charge of talent hiring and firing in WWE.

Thank you for clearing this up.
Also, I guess a generic way of calling it would be a modified neckbreaker.