Before we get into this video, I want to remind you that all wrestling moves are dangerous,

even a headlock take over, takes a lot of talent and a lot of skill, because if that goes wrong,

you're going to fall on the head. And put your hand up, if you want to fall on your head,

hand goes down, I missed. And of course there is a scale to all of this, especially in 2023,

because we are seeing crazy manoeuvres being done. So my name is Simon Watculture. Thank you for

joining me. Please do subscribe. This is 10 wrestling moves, more dangerous than you realise.

Astrix, all of them. Number 10, the reverse Frankenstein. Frankenstein has been around since the 80s

and like all things in life, it is evolved. It was Scott Steiner, especially who was like,

despite being massive. Look what I'm going to do, and he'd go to the top rope,

and he would rack those massive legs around somebody's head and he'd fall backwards and flip

them onto the mat. I mean, that didn't even make any sense. We're always going to take this further,

which is where we went. Let's just do it in reverse and do not forget, walking forward

is scary enough, but when you're going backwards, you can't see anything, which means you just have

to keep everything crossed and hope. An example for this too was back in 2019 in NXT UK,

when we had Mark Andrews taking on Noam Darn. Now if you know these two wrestlers, they're safe as

houses, but it still went wrong. Because basically Darn couldn't get his hand in the right

position to when they did land, he completely blew out his knee, and he even went as far to say,

well, it could have gone even worse than this, and maybe I would have lost my leg entirely.

Not kidding. So please remember that wrestlers are putting their lives on the line all of the time,

so if one does make a mistake, let it slide. Number nine, the diving crossbody. So straight away,

you're like, just because you've seen loads of crossbody in your life, so you have decided

it is a nice simple and easy move. And sure, when it goes right, everybody is happy,

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