10 Wrestling Moves WWE Banned For Being Too Dangerous - Burning Hammer! Piledriver! Kawada Driver! Punt Kick?!

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🗓️ 12 December 2024

⏱️ 11 minutes

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"Don't try this at home..." or do it in the WWE ring! Simon Miller presents 10 Wrestling Moves WWE Banned For Being Too Dangerous...

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0:00.0	Guns and Roses.
0:01.4	You know where you are?
0:02.9	They.
0:03.7	You're in a jungle, baby.
0:05.2	Are back.
0:07.8	Live across the UK.
0:10.2	Two gigantic shows.
0:12.9	Oh, sweet John.
0:13.6	23 June, Villa Park, Birmingham.
0:17.1	And Wembley Stadium, London, 26 Jews.
0:20.7	Special guest, rival sons.
0:23.7	Get tickets now at livenation.co.com.uk. Don't miss guns and roses.
0:32.0	All wrestling is dangerous. You hear me? We've got to remember what a mad sport this is.
0:37.1	There are certain moves,
0:38.2	though, that resulted in so many injuries they got banned. Or when somebody saw them,
0:42.7	they were like, ha ha, let's not do that anymore, and WWE management pulled the plug. All
0:48.0	things considered, I don't think they're ever coming back, so if you want 10 of them,
0:51.6	hello, my name is Simon Miller, and I am going to do your
0:55.4	bidding.
0:56.1	Number 10, the parlor.
0:57.5	One of the most popular moves of the 1980s especially, Jerry the King Lawler even made this
1:02.0	his finishing move.
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