#DO WWE MOVES HURT TV#

Regardless of how you apply this move the basic principle is always the same, grab the ankle, apply pressure, watch opponent squeal.

When used in MMA however most people using the move would use it while lying down and wrapping their own legs around the legs of their opponent so that it would allow whoever’s using the move to apply more pressure and give their opponent less options to counter the attack. In wrestling this move is commonly used while the person applying it is standing and they grab their opponents ankle lift their leg then apply the pressure. It doesn’t matter which way you twist it because if you apply enough pressure and attempt to turn someone’s ankle in a direction that it’s not supposed to go…it’s going to be painful. This move is pretty straightforward, just grab someone’s ankle and apply pressure by attempting to stretch the ankle in a direction it shouldn’t go. Keep in mind that the order of the moves in this list holds no significance because they’re all pretty much equally as painful. Let’s take a look at 5 of the most dangerous submission moves that would be sure to make you scream like a little bitch if someone applied them to you.

#DO WWE MOVES HURT TV#

Regardless of how these submission moves look on TV if you had any one of these moves locked on to you in real life you would be crying like a baby in no time. If you’ve been watching wrestling for a long time then you know depending on how good a wrestler is that they can either make a submission move look really silly on TV or really painful. However, it is less prestigious than the following two finishing moves, so it slots in at number three.Just because it’s scripted doesn’t mean it isn’t painful and if you don’t believe it, well we dare you to try it for yourself. Today we’re going to be taking a closer look at submission moves. Quite frankly, you could probably make this number one on this list and I would not argue otherwise. This is a move that just goes right over the crowd’s head as another textbook move to fill time. It does not even have the same pizazz as the superkick in which it makes a loud slapping noise and garners a reaction from the crown. It is not even used as a signature or something to seriously hurt the opponent, it is a run of the mill move that we see countless times. However, the falling neckbreaker has since become something that, like the superkick, is now ingrained in most wrestlers’ move set. Falling to the mat and slamming someone’s head into the ground, thus causing whiplash, it certainly something that would hurt in the real world and could temporarily stun you. In theory, the neckbreaker might actually be a dangerous-enough move to put someone out for the three-count. The Rude Awakening is nothing more than a falling neckbreaker that Rude then follows up with a pin in which he is sitting on the torso of his opponent. Although we could not find a video posted by WWE that showcased the Rude Awakening, if you have ever seen the move before, you know exactly why it is on this list.

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