The V-trigger is quite possibly one of my favorite moves EVER! It's so amazing and magnificent just looking at the move but when you really dissect the move and get a more in depth look at the move, that's when you can really see the awesomeness that is the V-trigger.

As most of us know, the V-trigger is most commonly used by quite possibly my favorite wrestler, Kenny Omega. His variation goes like this. Basically, you're more likely to see him do this rather than his second variation. Anyways, when Kenny's opponent is recovering near the ropes, when their head is remarkably close to the second rope, Kenny does a gun shot theatric, runs as fast at he can back to the rope behind him, then runs at full speed towards the opponent and knees them in the head as shown below.

A second variation which I think is simpler yet better, he simply runs at you but knees you in a violent way. With the first variant, you know what to expect, but with this one? NOPE! anything could happen theoretically. But that's why I like this variant. It's so appealing to me because the Kinshasa (Formally Boma Ye) is definitely one of the greatest and most brutal moves done by Shinsuke Nakamura. Kenny takes that and kinda amps it up in his way and makes the V-trigger his own move and makes it memorable.

Next, we have the OMG moment. Now, I haven't seen too many OMG moments with this move, but I did manage to find one the caught my eye. So Naito basically runs at Omega (Who is slightly dazed) and when Naito jumps up, he gets caught with a huge knee but it looked brutal. Here is the gif so you can see for yourself.

Now, we reach the end but not really. There is one final thing I must address. Kenny isn't the only guy to do the move. Seth Rollins recently did a V-trigger style knee. Now Seth does use knee strikes but apparently this caught people's attention. I guess they think it was a tribute of some sort. Anyways, here.

Overall, I think we should all appreciate the greatness that is the V-trigger. I like having my custom use this move in matches too. That's how great it is. It's just so amazing!