Before We Revealed Our Number One Pick Here Are Few Honorable Mentions: Shooting Star Press Buckle Bomb Backdrop Driver Phoenix-Plex (Bridging Package Powerbomb) Storm Cradle Driver Muscle Buster Punk Kick Pedigree Poison Frankensteiner Curb Stomp And Brainbuster
I've been a wrestling fan for 30 years. This list is surprisingly very accurate. I thought there wouldn't be any Japanese moves on here. Just American, modern wrestling. Well done WatchMojo.
Obviously you are not as die hard of a fan as you claim to be if you thoughts no Japanese moves would on here. Extreme is taken to a whole new level over there.
@@jopiaspieder1184 The most of time therse WM lists are too many America-centered. I think that he was referencing that. With Japanese moves, this list could be titled "10 ways to kill someone imitating wrestling". Actually, I expected the Burning Hammer higher on this list... no Kinniku Buster?
@@jopiaspieder1184 You've completely misunderstood my comment. I didn't think WM would include moves from Japan because I didn't think they would research it that deep. It's a very well researched video. I'm well aware of Japanese wrestling and the strong style they implement. My favourite Japanese wrestlers were Kobashi and Jumbo Tsuruta. I admit I'm not much of a fan of wrestling nowadays but from around 1990-2010 I was what you call a "die hard fan." I was even a member of two different forums. PWF being the most prominent.
The nasty boys pit stop was pretty horrendous too. And let's not forget the bushwackers. Their worst move wasn't even against an opponent, it was an assault on fans. They actually LICKED your face!
@@mandiemoore3272 I would take a pit stop before a stinkface. How any wrassler ever agreed to take the stinkface is beyond me. They had to have been given some kind of bonus when anyone was asked to take it, thats the only way I would do it. For a $25,000 to $50,000 bonus I would get er done.
The Styles Clash is always such a bizarre move. When done correctly, it doesn't look all that devastating. But if it goes wrong, oh good Lord that dude is dead!
It's the reason why Jim Ross called Stone Cold Steve Austin the Bionic Redneck after the late Owen Hart nearly ended Austin's career and life with such a devastating Piledriver, The Undertaker and Kane's Tombstone Piledriver looked awesome too...
Nice to see Kobashi and Misawa get a mention in this. And if you’re wondering what’s the best moment Misawa did the tiger driver, watch the match between Misawa and Kawada from June 94. An all time classic. As for the nastiest Burning Hammer, it’s when Kobashi did the for the first time, and it was on none other than Misawa in a matchup As for the nastiest Steiner Screwdriver, look at the one he did on Hiroshi Hase.
The mentions of Misawa on watchmojo is amazing, people need to learn about his legendary career, some of the greatest matches of all time came from him in the 90s
@@lupinvash3 truly elite, June 94 would be the go to match for someone starting watching 90s AJPW, either that or one of the tag matches with the 4 pillars in
*Sees the thumbnail and reads the video title* I wonder what this move could possibly do to the one who's using it. I mean what's the worst thing that can happen?......
I think the German Suplex or Tiger Suplex is underrated on being dangerous. How does a wrestler not suffer concussions when landing head first onto the canvas during the German? So, why do people think wrestling is fake again?
There is actually a dangerous version of german suplex used by Manami toyata . Toyata picks up her opponent, raise them high and suddenly just drop them on the backside of there head. Till date no one else has used it
If you watch closely, the person taking the move tucks their head just right and the impact is more towards the shoulders or back than the head. They don't always land head first.
Evil Coop: "You know you don't have a chance." Coop: "I don't know nothing! Looks like someone needs to watch a little more pay-per-view wrestling!" *people's elbowed him* Evil Coop: "Everyone knows that stuff is fake!" Coop: "DOES THIS LOOK FAKE?! WAAAAGGGGHHHHH!" *piledrives him*
"Predetermined" or not, all it takes is the SLIGHTEST mistake in the ring to put someone in a wheelchair for the rest of their life, and it's happened with Darren Drozdov.
Definitely. That’s why it’s always upset me when people say it’s fake. Fake implies no one gets hurt. Sure people will fake injuries as part of the story but to call everything fake dismiss the fact that wrestlers do get damaged and injured.
5:15 ganso bomb wasn't supposed to exists , it was actually a botched powerbomb by kawada(the guy in yellow-black pants) who broke his arm earlier that match . The move was so much fucked up misawa actually had concussions, and he forgot how the match ended and kawada who won the triple crown heavyweight championship from misawa had to vacate it few days later. But since everyone who didn't knew it was botched thought it's a cool move. You can watch this match, it's available on TH-cam. It's misawa vs kawada january 1999. Fun fact :- this was giant baba's (the owner of AJPW and the master of both misawa and kawada) final match he saw. And he actually ordered this match to happen. And baba said that match was the best match he ever saw. Baba would pass away few days and this would be turning point of AJPW for worse
There's a lot of submission holds that if you apply them like pro wrestlers do, are all theater no pain. Strikes are pretty safe and painless too, unless you're taking a clothes from Bradshw or Stan Hansen.
Before AJ styles adapted the styles clash it was originally used by DDP in WCW and it was called The diamond clash. I'm also surprised that the regular piledriver not mentioned on this list because that move has broken several wrestlers necks over the years.
Tombstone variation should be on here for the simple fact no one outside of the Undertaker was basically allowed to do it for a long time. Due to neck injuries being an issue in the late 90s early 2000s he even stopped using it and finishing w/ choke slams or gates. Also, I agree w/ the Stink face comment... even if done correctly you still have a 400lb dude rubbing his sweaty crack on you!
Harley Race, the creator of the diving headbutt, has even admitted that he regrets creating the move. That's how you know a move is dangerous, when even the creator regrets it.
Al Snow had a finisher called the Snowplow that was a pile driver where the opponent's head was outside of his legs. It looked brutal, and I'm not sure how Al protected the recipient.
Interesting fact the ganso bomb was invented on accident during the match Kawada broke a bone in his fourearm and didn’t realize it was broken continued the match and if anyone has seen AJPW in the 90’s the matches can last up to 30 to 40 minutes. When he went for the power bomb due to him being extremely exhausted and having a broken bone in his forearm he couldn’t lift Misawa up all the way for the power bomb and held him up for a few seconds then dropped Misawa spiking him on his head.
Yeah that Steiner Screwdriver was ridiculous. Big Pawpuh pump should NOT have been allowed to peform that insanity. He even performed it on Owen Hart once in a match with The Steiner Brothers vs. Bret Hart and Owen Hart. I guess it was briefly banned while they were in WWF. After Vince saw it a couple times he was like "Uhh....don't do that move" haha, which was the correct call by Vince.
I was an unwilling participant when my brother and his friends performed many of these on me growing up. The first move that comes to mind is the jackknife powerbomb.
2:08 - "it's not the most technical of maneuvers" ... No. It was *actually* one of the more technical maneuvers of its time. That is why no one wanted to take it. They hadn't seen it before and it took a lot of trust/ coordination from all parties involved to ensure no neck was snapped.
The fact that there is no mention of the “Shaker Heights Spike” is almost comical. That move was so bad, that their own manager made them stop doing the move.
@@stonecold6521 i said that because i remember jake the snake roberts injured ricky the dragon steamboat during their feud in the 80's with the move be done on the floor
'its known as one of the finishers no one wanted to take' ....except Vince...and the Hart Foundations and...well it was quite the night at the hotel according to the stories.
The Diving Headbutt Wish Chris Benoit Didn't use this move but he had to model his career after the late Dynamite Kid so unfair he murdered his family and committed suicide loved him prior to 2007
Hold on watch Mojo there is one more wrestler that uses the package piledriver and his name is pentagon Jr and he calls it the fear Factor under his catchphrase Cero miedo which translated into English stands for 0 fear
Ass hats left out Chris benoit for the flying head butt, it was his sacrifice for the sport that Ultimately caused the WWE to take a deeper look into head injuries and what can cause them. He ended up giving up his sanity for that move and ultimately the life's of his family and himself
One move that I really don't trust the looks of is the belly to belly suplex. It's like doing a backflip over another person at ground level. I'm sure it's a safe move it just looks like it doesn't work. Compared to most of the moves on this list is probably relatively safe I just don't like the belly to belly suplex.
The Curb Stomp and Buckle Bomb were actually banned for a while due to some massive botches that happened which Seth Rollins in real life apologized for. The Curb Stomp got banned after Seth accidentally came down on the back of Edge's head instead of the side causing the Hall of Famer to go to the hospital to get checked out to see if he had a concussion during the episode of RAW were Seth as part of the kayfabe storyline blackmailed Cena to reinstate The Authority. and the Buckle Bomb got banned when Seth hit Sting with it during their infamous WWE Title match at Clash of the Champions when during a botch Sting actually hit the ringpost buckles with his back and neck nearly paralyzing the legendary wrestler.
Harley Race told Chris Benoit to stop doing the diving headbutt because it would damage his neck just like it did Race’s. Sure enough Benoit took a belly to back suplex and blew his neck out. He was out for almost a year.
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Know of any dangerous moves we missed? Let us know in the comments!
Before We Revealed Our Number One Pick Here Are Few Honorable Mentions:
Shooting Star Press
Buckle Bomb
Backdrop Driver
Phoenix-Plex (Bridging Package Powerbomb)
Storm Cradle Driver
Muscle Buster
Punk Kick
Pedigree
Poison Frankensteiner
Curb Stomp
And
Brainbuster
All still pictures lol. No thanks!!
I've been a wrestling fan for 30 years. This list is surprisingly very accurate. I thought there wouldn't be any Japanese moves on here. Just American, modern wrestling. Well done WatchMojo.
Obviously you are not as die hard of a fan as you claim to be if you thoughts no Japanese moves would on here. Extreme is taken to a whole new level over there.
@@jopiaspieder1184 The most of time therse WM lists are too many America-centered. I think that he was referencing that. With Japanese moves, this list could be titled "10 ways to kill someone imitating wrestling". Actually, I expected the Burning Hammer higher on this list... no Kinniku Buster?
@@jopiaspieder1184 You've completely misunderstood my comment. I didn't think WM would include moves from Japan because I didn't think they would research it that deep. It's a very well researched video. I'm well aware of Japanese wrestling and the strong style they implement. My favourite Japanese wrestlers were Kobashi and Jumbo Tsuruta. I admit I'm not much of a fan of wrestling nowadays but from around 1990-2010 I was what you call a "die hard fan." I was even a member of two different forums. PWF being the most prominent.
@@ago1ing Yes. Exactly what you said.
@@stonecold6521 Excuses
Rakishi's stink face had to be the most devastating move of all time. Horrific!!!
Damn dude you can't even spell his name right ffs,🤦🤦🤦.
The nasty boys pit stop was pretty horrendous too. And let's not forget the bushwackers. Their worst move wasn't even against an opponent, it was an assault on fans. They actually LICKED your face!
😂😂🤢
Yeah but it wasn't a dangerous move. I guess you could be in danger of getting poo poo 💩 or ass herpes on your lips.
@@mandiemoore3272 I would take a pit stop before a stinkface. How any wrassler ever agreed to take the stinkface is beyond me. They had to have been given some kind of bonus when anyone was asked to take it, thats the only way I would do it. For a $25,000 to $50,000 bonus I would get er done.
The Styles Clash is always such a bizarre move. When done correctly, it doesn't look all that devastating. But if it goes wrong, oh good Lord that dude is dead!
It looks like a pancake flap one of the worst looking fishers next to the miz's
@@robertoguzman7619 But heaven forbid and the move goes wrong, its gnarly
Because you are literally at the wheel of AJ Styles and there's nothing that you could do about it
AJ saved one guy's life who was comedy relief on smackdown from certain paralysis back in 2016, i dont remember the name but he looked like a turkey
@@quex213 James Ellsworth
The Piledriver if performed incorrectly it can break an opponents neck & sever their Spinal Cord.
Ouf, thank goodness it looks cool!
It's the reason why Jim Ross called Stone Cold Steve Austin the Bionic Redneck after the late Owen Hart nearly ended Austin's career and life with such a devastating Piledriver, The Undertaker and Kane's Tombstone Piledriver looked awesome too...
Nice to see Kobashi and Misawa get a mention in this.
And if you’re wondering what’s the best moment Misawa did the tiger driver, watch the match between Misawa and Kawada from June 94. An all time classic.
As for the nastiest Burning Hammer, it’s when Kobashi did the for the first time, and it was on none other than Misawa in a matchup
As for the nastiest Steiner Screwdriver, look at the one he did on Hiroshi Hase.
Don't forget Kawada's mention.
Yep that diving headbutt went from Harley race to Dynamite Kid to Bryan Danielson and NOBODY else in-between
Was looking for this comment. It felt so wrong considering they showed a picture of NOBODY else seconds earlier
Dude the f'n thumbnail is Benoit doing it
What more are you asking for?
@@Segevgab yeah he's in the thumbnail and they go out of their way to dodge not saying his name
Exactly what I thought!!
The mentions of Misawa on watchmojo is amazing, people need to learn about his legendary career, some of the greatest matches of all time came from him in the 90s
I can’t stress enough about that triple crown championship match between him and kawada from June 94. It’s a classic.
@@lupinvash3 truly elite, June 94 would be the go to match for someone starting watching 90s AJPW, either that or one of the tag matches with the 4 pillars in
A move that I saw that should be at the top would be Manami Toyota's "victory star drop"
Her Japanese ocean cyclone suplex(sorry if I typed it incorrect) is way dangerous.
*Sees the thumbnail and reads the video title*
I wonder what this move could possibly do to the one who's using it. I mean what's the worst thing that can happen?......
I think the German Suplex or Tiger Suplex is underrated on being dangerous.
How does a wrestler not suffer concussions when landing head first onto the canvas during the German?
So, why do people think wrestling is fake again?
There is actually a dangerous version of german suplex used by Manami toyata . Toyata picks up her opponent, raise them high and suddenly just drop them on the backside of there head. Till date no one else has used it
If you watch closely, the person taking the move tucks their head just right and the impact is more towards the shoulders or back than the head. They don't always land head first.
@@dashtoroya2838
Ocean cyclone suplex.
I went to school for pro wrestling for almost 2 years and this list is fairly accurate. Good on you, WM.
Crazy yall aint mention Benoit when talking about CTE and the diving headbutt
I thought it was interesting that they showed images of him, but left him out when naming wrestlers that used it
@@doublej82 Chris Benoit is in the thumbnail for crying out loud.
That's ain't crazy, it's f*d up
He ain’t in the thumbnail now
@@jacknelson927 I see
Hey WatchMojo, can you do a 'Top 20 Best WWE Superstars of All Time' video for me, please?
Suicide dive: exists
WatchMojo: i'm going to ignore that.
I love these lists but could you show the move in motion? I’d love to see it all the way through, not just in pictures.
These morons never show footages. Whenever it's WWE, it's always pictures...
You's should do a top 10 AEW moments list
The most devastating move in all of wrestling is the surprise roll up.
The Diving Headbutt should be #1.
Evil Coop: "You know you don't have a chance."
Coop: "I don't know nothing! Looks like someone needs to watch a little more pay-per-view wrestling!" *people's elbowed him*
Evil Coop: "Everyone knows that stuff is fake!"
Coop: "DOES THIS LOOK FAKE?! WAAAAGGGGHHHHH!" *piledrives him*
The DDT If the person performing it drops you too quickly you can't brace for impact & get dropped flat on your face.
Can't it break your neck too?
Great list .I know it isn’t on Watchmojo but DAMN you guys couldn’t put one video of any of the moves..I hate TH-cam sometimes
I forgot to say if you haven’t already seen LTP Robinson do his “Owen Hart Special” look it up!
That's because there's a high risk of getting a copystrike from Japan. They are don't know what fair use is over there
What about Hulk Hogan’s leg drop?
His tailbone is permanently screwed because of yrs of doing it. I'd agree it's dangerous to the person doing it
Can you do comic book origin of Marvel's Amadeus Cho?
NAHH you forgot Shooting Star Press
"Predetermined" or not, all it takes is the SLIGHTEST mistake in the ring to put someone in a wheelchair for the rest of their life, and it's happened with Darren Drozdov.
Definitely. That’s why it’s always upset me when people say it’s fake. Fake implies no one gets hurt. Sure people will fake injuries as part of the story but to call everything fake dismiss the fact that wrestlers do get damaged and injured.
@@multiyapples
I seriously doubt anyone who calls it fake thinks injuries are impossible..
"This ain't ballet" - Jim Ross
5:15 ganso bomb wasn't supposed to exists , it was actually a botched powerbomb by kawada(the guy in yellow-black pants) who broke his arm earlier that match . The move was so much fucked up misawa actually had concussions, and he forgot how the match ended and kawada who won the triple crown heavyweight championship from misawa had to vacate it few days later. But since everyone who didn't knew it was botched thought it's a cool move.
You can watch this match, it's available on TH-cam.
It's misawa vs kawada january 1999.
Fun fact :- this was giant baba's (the owner of AJPW and the master of both misawa and kawada) final match he saw. And he actually ordered this match to happen. And baba said that match was the best match he ever saw. Baba would pass away few days and this would be turning point of AJPW for worse
Eventually leading to an exodus of AJPW wrestlers led by Misawa and the formation of NOAH.
Can you do top 10 episodes of Ultimate Spider-Man?
You also miss the Shooting Star Press
Undertaker literally almost broke Stone Colds neck with the Tombstone Piledriver and this move ain't even on here "OK" 😒 😧
Omg!
These are some crazy moves!
You should use the game play footage to show how these moves work!
What would happen if there were Wrestling moves which could easily defeat the opponent without causing too much damage for the opponent?
Finger Poke of Doom XD
There's a lot of submission holds that if you apply them like pro wrestlers do, are all theater no pain. Strikes are pretty safe and painless too, unless you're taking a clothes from Bradshw or Stan Hansen.
Like a bearhug? It used to be former World Champion, Superstar Billy Graham's finisher. The Torture Rack also doesn't hurt, but looks like it should.
The COBRA
Let's not forget the painless Small Package pin if done correctly...
Absolutely mark out for every Canadian Destroyer, love it!
S/O Petey Williams!
Homicide's Gringo Killer is the more popular Vertebreaker
Before AJ styles adapted the styles clash it was originally used by DDP in WCW and it was called The diamond clash. I'm also surprised that the regular piledriver not mentioned on this list because that move has broken several wrestlers necks over the years.
Listen. If styles hurt someone its because they didn't trust Styles. Styles would never hurt someone. He is a true professional
The Canadian destroyer is very safe and as for the package piledriver, it’s the safest piledriver there is.
Tombstone variation should be on here for the simple fact no one outside of the Undertaker was basically allowed to do it for a long time. Due to neck injuries being an issue in the late 90s early 2000s he even stopped using it and finishing w/ choke slams or gates. Also, I agree w/ the Stink face comment... even if done correctly you still have a 400lb dude rubbing his sweaty crack on you!
The Doomsday Device is special because it’s only of few moves in which the performer receiving the move has no say in where of how they land.
Homicides DA kringo killer
Looks familiar too Shane helms move
The Top 10 Most Dangerous Wrestling Moves™:
10. 🐅 Tiger 🚗 Driver™ '91
9. Steiner Screwdriver™
8. Doomsday Device™
7. 🇨🇦 Canadian Destroyer™
6. Package Piledriver™
5. 🔥 Burning 🔨 Hammer™
4. Vertebreaker™
3. Ganso 💣 Bomb™
2. Diving Headbutt™
1. Styles Clash™
Harley Race, the creator of the diving headbutt, has even admitted that he regrets creating the move. That's how you know a move is dangerous, when even the creator regrets it.
Would be better if there were actual videos of the move itself instead of just photos
if they show too much video this would get banned due to copyright issues. Fair use only allows a very small amount of video to be shown.
I definitely don’t recommend performing these moves.
I'm a simple woman. I see wrestling list, I hit the like button before play.
What about the Lou Thez press? No ordinary man could walk that off...
Without a doubt, the most dangerous movements in wrestling are in Japan
Al Snow had a finisher called the Snowplow that was a pile driver where the opponent's head was outside of his legs. It looked brutal, and I'm not sure how Al protected the recipient.
Interesting fact the ganso bomb was invented on accident during the match Kawada broke a bone in his fourearm and didn’t realize it was broken continued the match and if anyone has seen AJPW in the 90’s the matches can last up to 30 to 40 minutes. When he went for the power bomb due to him being extremely exhausted and having a broken bone in his forearm he couldn’t lift Misawa up all the way for the power bomb and held him up for a few seconds then dropped Misawa spiking him on his head.
That is insane
everybody always sleeping on Dr. Death's Backdrop Driver
Yeah that Steiner Screwdriver was ridiculous. Big Pawpuh pump should NOT have been allowed to peform that insanity. He even performed it on Owen Hart once in a match with The Steiner Brothers vs. Bret Hart and Owen Hart. I guess it was briefly banned while they were in WWF. After Vince saw it a couple times he was like "Uhh....don't do that move" haha, which was the correct call by Vince.
We need a list for Wrestling's Most Dangerous Matches types I know the Inferno Match be on it.
Interesting that late in the video they mention the powerbomb as having become a transitional move, but so has the 'Canadian Destroyer' lol.
Kevin Owens didn’t decide to use the Pop Up powerbomb in WWE he had no choice because the Package Piledriver is banned in WWE
Doomsday device should be #1
No list is complete without the Shattered Dreams. A direct soccer punt to the twig and berries.
Mashing the potatoes
Argh, this definitely needed video clips.
Razor's Edge looks like it could snap someone's neck if botched.
Literally 90% of the list are modified tombstone
I would have also included the Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex. Applied by Manami Toyota is the nastiest!
'its usually performed safely...though sometimes it isnt'.
....literally every move in a ring including sliding in, punches, clotheslines etc etc
Been a fan for 23 years & some of those moves are banned from WWE. They will never allow anybody to used them unless the Superstar is special.
I was an unwilling participant when my brother and his friends performed many of these on me growing up.
The first move that comes to mind is the jackknife powerbomb.
Why ain't The undertaker's last ride on this list
2:08 - "it's not the most technical of maneuvers" ...
No. It was *actually* one of the more technical maneuvers of its time. That is why no one wanted to take it. They hadn't seen it before and it took a lot of trust/ coordination from all parties involved to ensure no neck was snapped.
Darby allin is gonna paralyze himself with the coffin drop...every time he does it I cringe a lil
The fact that there is no mention of the “Shaker Heights Spike” is almost comical. That move was so bad, that their own manager made them stop doing the move.
I always thought that the "Pile Driver" was the worst.
I hope the Scott Steiner screwdriver is on here
#9 yes! Love that move
Tombstone?
Feel you shouldve mentioned chris benoit, as performing that finisher messed him up so much. Great list!!
Of course Doomsday Device is Scary tag team move
Where is *Starship Pain&Swanton Bomb...*
the ddt has to be on here
Nah, it's a very safe move when performed by professionals.
@@stonecold6521 i said that because i remember jake the snake roberts injured ricky the dragon steamboat during their feud in the 80's with the move be done on the floor
'its known as one of the finishers no one wanted to take'
....except Vince...and the Hart Foundations and...well it was quite the night at the hotel according to the stories.
I thought Jerry Lawler’s version of the piledriver would be on the list
Flux Capacitor not only should have been on the list but towards the top
Does anyone else think it’s weird in a video of wrestling moves, we only get a majority of still pictures to show us the moves?
Is it any coincidence that seven of the moves on this list are variations of the piledriver? I think not.
Style clash isn't that dangerous when done right, proof Chrisopher Daniels took it through a table without injury
also taken lots in the past
The Japanese style is something else, since the 90s it’s been so neck bump orientated
The Diving Headbutt Wish Chris Benoit Didn't use this move but he had to model his career after the late Dynamite Kid so unfair he murdered his family and committed suicide loved him prior to 2007
Hold on watch Mojo there is one more wrestler that uses the package piledriver and his name is pentagon Jr and he calls it the fear Factor under his catchphrase Cero miedo which translated into English stands for 0 fear
I wonder what would make a move banned in the professional ring, like regardless of execution it doesn't end well
Ass hats left out Chris benoit for the flying head butt, it was his sacrifice for the sport that Ultimately caused the WWE to take a deeper look into head injuries and what can cause them. He ended up giving up his sanity for that move and ultimately the life's of his family and himself
Didn't DDP do a modified version of the styles clash which he called The Diamond clash in WCW?
TOP 10 Dangerous People on the World
6:17
"And Chris Benoit"
Someone had to say it.
Boston Crab... Figure 4 Leg Lock... DDT
Most dangerous move is tiger driver 91
You are cool 😎
One move that I really don't trust the looks of is the belly to belly suplex. It's like doing a backflip over another person at ground level. I'm sure it's a safe move it just looks like it doesn't work. Compared to most of the moves on this list is probably relatively safe I just don't like the belly to belly suplex.
The Curb Stomp and Buckle Bomb were actually banned for a while due to some massive botches that happened which Seth Rollins in real life apologized for.
The Curb Stomp got banned after Seth accidentally came down on the back of Edge's head instead of the side causing the Hall of Famer to go to the hospital to get checked out to see if he had a concussion during the episode of RAW were Seth as part of the kayfabe storyline blackmailed Cena to reinstate The Authority. and the Buckle Bomb got banned when Seth hit Sting with it during their infamous WWE Title match at Clash of the Champions when during a botch Sting actually hit the ringpost buckles with his back and neck nearly paralyzing the legendary wrestler.
Heres to hoping the gonzo or burning hammer is number 1
She's back
Have y’all never seen a “Shaker Heights Spike”?
I can’t walk and chew gum at the same time, so y’all don’t have to worry about me 😂
Harley Race told Chris Benoit to stop doing the diving headbutt because it would damage his neck just like it did Race’s. Sure enough Benoit took a belly to back suplex and blew his neck out. He was out for almost a year.
the piledriver gotta be #1
I agree with you on that
I would honestly think the diving headbutt
We were wrong😭
@@Drummerboy_marc piledriver has hurt way more people my guy
@@Drummerboy_marc they need to gtfoh with this list the styles clash is not more dangerous than a piledriver wtf