The practice of stealing moves can be viewed as flattery to be honest, the move obviously

looks cool or is over enough to warrant stealing slash adopting in the first instance.

But then again, watching somebody nick and bastardise a maneuver they hold dear, can

often rub a wrestler up the wrong way and lead to a little bit of tension between bumpers.

I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 wrestlers who got pissed when

their moves were stolen.

10. Steve Austin Stunner

Back in 2015, John Cena fully reinvented himself after learning a new way of working from

CM Punk and Daniel Bryan. It was a decision that launched a Twilight years peak so good that

it refrained the legacy of his entire career. Cena embraced the pacing and moves of the indie

boom and gave so much more to his opponents. Those matches from the US title open challenge

were exhilarating, productive and inspired. By just about executing the modern banger,

Cena removed the boring tag that will forever plague the likes of Triple H and Randy

Orton. It ain't no mystery, folks. However, though Cena kept up with the likes of Kevin

Owens in Hot Matches, he was still the same somewhat clumsy Cena at his core.

His springboard Stunner illustrated this, and over ambitious move he botched enough times

to swiftly drop. It drew the eye of originators Steve Austin. Vegan on his podcast,

Austin claimed he was disappointed that Cena used it arbitrarily for a cheap pop kickout.

If you want to see how it's done right, see modern chaos take on the move for the proper

execution of a badass stunner. 9. Kenny Omega's V-Trigger

Kenny Omega's V-Trigger is one of the greatest moves of the 21st century in both vision

and execution. Mirroring the pulsating action of a fighter game, Omega spams it to put over

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