From outstanding, high-flying flourishes, sinking when they should have soared, to body-breaking,

brutal bulldozers being diluted by some limp execution.

Many a wrestler has unfortunately learned a hard way that some acts are a little too

hard to follow.

I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling, and here are 10 wrestling moves that worked

for one wrestler, but not for another.

10.

Moonsault

There's nothing quite like watching a human being throw themselves off the top rope before

elegantly falling onto their unsuspecting adversary below.

In particular, launching yourself off the term-bookles and performing a full-on backflip

in mid-air is something that will just never get old.

But that doesn't strictly mean that incorporating this move into your arsenal will garner you instant

critical acclaim.

For every outstanding execution of the out-of-this-world feat of athleticism from the likes of the freakish

Kurt Angle and Io Shirai, there's unfortunately another instance of a performer never quite

hitting the perfect version of the Moonsault.

In fairness, the stars who quickly figure out that the move isn't for them, looking

at UCM Punk, Midnight of Champions 2012, tend to leave it well enough alone.

But saying that Charlotte Flair still hasn't given up trying to add more much-needed elegance

to her backflip in recent times.

Despite the fact she also possesses a truly insane corkscrew Moonsault that would likely

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