There are professional wrestling maneuvers that are ultimately so dangerous, so easy to botch, so reliant on the person executing the maneuver to be strong enough to properly distribute your weight, that they become unicorns in a sense. And by “unicorns” I mean “moves that look cool and devastating but are so damn dangerous that the vast majority of wrestlers decide they aren’t worth adding to their repertoire”. One such move is the legendary Screwdriver, a piledriver variation that is so dangerous that only a handful of wrestlers have ever dared use it as their primary finishing maneuver.