"Sweet Chin Music" is the signature finishing move of WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels. The move, a variant of the Superkick, involves a kick to an opponents chin resulting in a knockdown or knockout.

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More details HERE. The Heartbreak Kid broke through the ring in the middle of the match and gave a Sweet Chin Music to The Phenom costing him the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. It was ...

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Michaels eliminated Chris Jericho before putting away Triple H with Sweet Chin Music to become the second ever World Heavyweight Championship. Months after making his grandiose return to the ring in ...

WWE witnessed Michaels using the move a few more times when the story called for it, like a rare match with the sweet chin music superkick being banned. Michaels did it decent enough to warrant using ...