Finish him is one of the most recognisable phrases from the Mortal Kombat fighting game series, where the announcer says it when an opponent is defeated and a finishing move can be performed. The line has become shorthand in gaming culture for a decisive ending, and short clips of it are widely reused in gameplay videos, streams and meme edits. This version pairs the call with two strikes, giving creators a compact setup and payoff in under two seconds. Its familiarity and dramatic timing keep it useful for knockouts, comebacks and comedic defeats.
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The deep announcer voice declaring finish him after two strikes, a Mortal Kombat style cue creators use for a final blow or knockout moment in gaming edits.
The clip is a short, punchy announcer call built around the phrase finish him, delivered in a deep, commanding voice after the mention of two strikes. It lands with the weight of a fighting game finale, turning an ordinary hit into a moment that feels decisive and over the top. The delivery is slow and deliberate, with emphasis on the final words, so listeners instantly recognise it as a signal that someone is about to be defeated. Used in edits, it adds drama, humour and a sense of finality, making a comeback, a knockout or a well timed joke hit much harder than the visuals alone would.
