With the imminent return of real actual full capacity wrestling shows, remember those

things were rather good when they, the prospect of hearing an arena full of

rabid pro wrestling enthusiasts is one that's well worth getting excited about.

We've seen empty crowds, cardboard crowds, digital crowds, but none of them are as good as that

moment when something amazing happens in the wrestling ring and a venue full of the brim of fans

chance holy shit in unison. So in preparation for this most glories of returns,

we thought we'd take a look at some of the lesser known, but no less incredible,

holy shit moments in the world of pro wrestling. I'm Adam Nicholas, this is what culture

wrestling and these are 10 holy shit wrestling moments you didn't know about.

10. Balls Mahoney Light Tube When Balls Mahoney took what a clueless

commentary team referred to as a big orange thing and smashed it into Ian Rotten's head,

the IWA admit South crowd, despite the blood spouting from every contour of Rotten's scalp,

still chatted holy shit, because of course they did. That big orange thing wasn't a traffic

cone as you made a guest, but was in fact several light tubes packaged together, each of them

exploding on impact. He wore the quickest crimson mask that has ever materialised,

started jibbering and balls, money looked like he just killed the man.

Somehow, rather thankfully, he happened. Number 9, Kendra Kobashi,

Suplex's Mitsu Haru Musawa, offer ramp. You've undoubtedly seen many bumps over the years from

great heights, but have drawn actual holy chants from an North American audience. But when

Kendra Kobashi took a tag of Suplex off the apron during his legendary GHC heavyweight

title match with Mitsu Haru Musawa in March 2003, the buddha gun crowd instead reacted with silent

astonishment. The Suplex was executed to perfection, it didn't feel that way in the moment,

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