10 Wrestlers Who Ruined Their Opponent's Move

[@storysnob1022]

10:03 Montez going “WRESTLEMANIA!” and then jumping is iconic.

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

Yes.. yes it is 😂.. the _sound_ of that landing. Oof..

[@frank2mb]

I laughed harder than I should've 😂😂😂

[@jeromembeche8907]

No idea who he is but that was funny hahahahahahahahahahaha

[@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD]

@@jeromembeche8907he a Harambe

[@master-of-mind5881]

Time stamp?

[@moracomole8090]

Props to The Big Show for using his strength to save people both from botches and hurting themselves Kane was apparently even safer to work with

[@shaneomacdaddy]

And so was The Undertaker, too, I believe.

[@Will_Parker]

Those Giant chokeslams were insane, legit throwing them all the way up like that is ridiculous

[@dmdeign7116]

What a powerhouse, just crazy

[@MarvelMTs]

With all due respect to Big Show, he was green as fresh grass as The Giant in WCW. The Giant’s chokeslam, while effective and visually impressive, was the one and only good move that he did

[@unclecreed2986]

That one on Benoit had to hurt so bad.

[@bryanchrisjoseph5526]

Insane strength!

[@Lemmi7810]

​@@unclecreed2986That's why Benoit got crazy 😅

[@aakashravindran1589]

Commentator : In Full Force !!! Big Show : Gently places him down

[@LordDeBahs]

rick gently putiing himself on floor . etlest it was very safe

[@unclefred3128]

Montez: WRESTLEMANIAAAAAAAAA Also Montez: *dies

[@remingtonbouyer]

😂😂😂😂

[@mr.eugene5754]

That was funniest one💀💀

[@AsiaDanceScene]

7:12 is crazy how he misses the suplex, but still maneuvers him around into a slam.

[@aaronroberts178]

Picking up Stevie Ray at just over 3 bills shows the big show was dumb strong!

[@namikstudios]

Hell yeah, Stevie is such a big guy to be picking up like that.

[@marklexluthor6603]

Shaun vs Hogan in 2005 was overselling at its peak 😂

[@venomousnate7263]

Vince taking the worst stunner will never not be funny. 😂

[@Big_3000]

Linda McMahon has to be a close second

[@Chichimee]

A crappy stunner you could say

[@insomniacbritgaming1632]

@@Big_3000 yeah but Linda wasn't a wrestler... Vince had some experience

[@jesussantamaria5202]

Everything about that was hilarious! Vince's botch that gave away the surprise Stone Cold appearance by acting surprised when Theory's music hit is also pretty funny

[@Ishbikes]

None of the McMahons can take stunner..

[@chris_t2020]

7:11 I gotta say Truth and Rhea saved the move beautifully. Props to both of them.

[@pancakeperson8905]

Especially Rhea. Truth's Falcon Arrow was obvious with how it was a failed Vertical Suplex, but with Rhea, it looked like a straight-up feat of strength!

[@TimedRevolver]

@@pancakeperson8905 It was, just not an intentional one.

[@summerwintermelon]

​@@pancakeperson8905credit to her opponent as well. She was able to put her legs up.

[@taserface5354]

i agree especially rheas, looks good

[@drewellis95]

6:10 that's right up there with the stunner from mania 😂😂😂

[@StrivedeLaLear]

I actually fw the way Shawn took these powerbombs. They're like release x-plexes.

[@mr.eugene5754]

10:03 was the funniest botch I have ever seen💀💀

[@invaliduser-k6e]

I'm glad Taker's last match wasn't against Roman or Goldberg, he got a perfect retirement match against AJ Styles at WrestleMania.

[@cr0mag732]

My goodness the big show was strong

[@zanethind]

I'm surprised Shane botched KO's Stunner since he took Stone Cold's perfectly back in the day

[@flarewolf120X]

Well that’s probably it. He was able to do that back in the day (90’s-2000’s) He aged quite a bit and while he still does stunts, his body can’t move quite as well as his younger years (Wrestlemania 39 as a *great* example)

[@summerwintermelon]

Ring rust?

[@zanethind]

@@summerwintermelon yeah maybe

[@zanethind]

@@flarewolf120X true

[@ALL_that_ENDS]

5:16 those poor door guys.

[@BlackslooklikeHarambe]

Great GOOGLEY MOOGLELEY

[@danc3488]

Mabel falling on his ass trying to bulldog Yokozuna made me spit out my coffee LMAO

[@richardstetson8221]

Bad News Brown said in a shoot interview he would tell his opponents if they miss him he's not selling it and these are good examples of why everyone should work that way

[@LordDeBahs]

i like how aj styles just turn it to another move when its posible . he is the best

[@Hisdudeness9500]

The botches only make Paul Wight's strength that much more impressive. "Didn't make the jump? Fuck it, I'll just haul you up myself". Also, I never got booing the Batista/Booker T botch. While yes, it was a botch, Batista impressively holds, then hoists Booker into the bomb. Booker is no tiny dude, I would have cheered.

[@zanethind]

It just goes to show how common botches are and how it's apart of the business when you see the most talented vets botch moves

[@master-of-mind5881]

Seth was actually trying to grab Montez’s feet after he screamed - “WRESTLEMANIA!!!!!!!” and ended dead. 💀 ☠️ 😂😂😂🤣

[@cbrooke879]

Shaun Michael's on the ropes before that flip had a look of...."what the F am I doing this for!!!"

[@geomarn]

@1:55 that was not a botch(thanks to big show), that looked quite impressive 😳....the strength & power

[@Lemmi7810]

Michael Cole 😂 he really no selled the stunner. What an absolute legend 😂 i bet stone cold was pissed.

[@rapidtreal4612]

Show was so stupid strong that he could just lift 300lbs guys in the air whether they selling or not

[@JThom529]

These guys could do what most people can only dream of correctly, but damn when the botches hit, the world watching never forgets it.

[@yuhin4694]

That jumping choke slam from The Giant looks absolutely devastating

[@WILD__THINGS]

It's funny how a botch can sometimes turn into an impressive feat of strength.

[@bandilenkala8380]

Wrestling botches are the most painfully funny things to know

[@ARCAlpha12]

props to R Truth for saving that suplex into a power slam variant. almost made it look like it could have been legit and/or a finisher of some kind, if it wasn't so awkardly long

[@zackrobson3308]

The Virgil one is funny because Virgil took one of the all time best choke slams from Sid back in like 92. And it was one handed so it was a lot with his timing and jump.

[@eseleaka]

Wow. That was all very tough to watch. Makes you realize how fucking hard Wrestling is

[@megafrankenstien8049]

7:32 I haven't seen wwe lately but that slow build up was phenomenal. I'm unsure how common that's seen but was a pretty cool thing with how fast paced I assume matches are

[@Lemmi7810]

Big Show always was safe imo but when he smashed Rey Mysterio on that stretcher against the ring post. Maaaan that was brutal af.

[@ElMatonWrestling]

I wonder how untouchable HBK was if he can be that difficult to work with and still be the guy

[@remingtonbouyer]

Vince always said that Shawn reminds him of himself

[@sebasfv5705]

​​@@remingtonbouyerShawn also pooped on someone's head?

[@Leanzazzy]

The only thing "difficult" about him was that he didn't like certain spots or losing to certain people - which is completely fair because ALL top wrestlers have a creative control clause in their contracts - meaning they get to call the shots and choose how the match goes and who they lose to. He's not the only person to "abuse" this power. Plenty of others have - HHH, the Rock, Stone Cold, John Cena, Bret Hart etc but people like to trash him simply because they don't like his gimmick or attitude. In terms of actual wrestling, he was perfect. As for being stiff in the ring or botching moves or missing spots, he never did any of those. He was absolutely perfect and made athletic feats seem effortless. That's probably why no one believes that he didn't botch or miss and just did it deliberately. Because he's that amazing. Anybody else, maybe it was a mistake. But not HBK. He doesn't make mistakes. Despite him pulling off so many dangerous moves, he has never injured anyone else during his long career, and he also knew how to sell moves, and could make ANYONE look like a million bucks, and make the match the best match of the year. That's why EVERYONE wanted to work with him, despite not liking his attitude; because they knew they were dealing with the best - and that the match would be an instant classic. He made the greatest comeback of all time in 2002. Vince McMahon gave him the Heavyweight championship in the first ever elimination chamber match, but he never wanted any more championships and only wanted to help younger talent improve and to put them over (i.e. deliberately lose to them to boost their careers) to show that he was now a company man, and he did. But that still couldn't stop his greatness. He had already won more awards for having "the best match of the year" than any other wrestler and had a FOUR-year streak from 1993 to 1996 (UnderTaker broke his back in Jan 1998). So that was almost EVERY SINGLE YEAR from the time he became a solo act (The Heartbreak Kid) and split from Marty Jannetty (as the tag team Rockers) till his forced retirement. Guess what? When he came back in late 2002, he won "best match of the year" EVERY SINGLE YEAR from 2003 all the way until his voluntary retirement in 2010. A SEVEN-YEAR streak, and almost ALL of these were at WrestleMania, the grandest stage of them all. That's how dominant and overpowered this man was. Even when he's putting over others(losing), HE's still the best. Even when his match isn't the main event, HIS match is what everyone talks about. There's a reason he's called Mr WrestleMania and the ShowStopper, because NO ONE has or can outcompete him in a big-match situation. The UnderTaker, Ric Flair, Stone Cold Steve Austin and so many others consider him the GOAT(Greatest of All Time) because he simply was. No one else comes even close. Maybe someone is better than he is at one thing, but is lacking in nearly all the other things. No one is as well-rounded and excels at everything the way he does.

[@marthastubbs8321]

Hogan took a second chokeslam in that Undertaker match which was fine

[@trichotillomaniac1959]

Ask Bob Holly what happens when you sandbag someone

[@ShadowCloutJutsu]

Vince has done so many botches how can he ever bitch at someone else lol

[@ALL_that_ENDS]

Big show was highly underrated..

[@unclecreed2986]

Vince got jacked but was never athletic and had no coordination.

[@summerwintermelon]

Probably why his father never wanted him to be a wrestler lmao

[@Ombudsman08]

If someone botched my move. I'm kicking out of everything

[@riccoparker7426]

😂

[@Leanzazzy]

Don't be so spiteful. It's not always deliberate or that they want to make you look bad. As you saw, many times wrestlers are tired or injured or they forget the spot or mistime it or are just not on the same page in general. The fact that you look at it as an intentional slight and then respond by deliberately no-selling their moves shows that you are spiteful, unforgiving and unprofessional, which means you should never become a professional wrestler.

[@DirectorRanjeet]

RIP Virgil

[@gabbidurham]

Those first Saudi shows were just painful to watch

[@billblaski9523]

I can tell who has no brain when they say someone tried to sandbag a powerbomb....SANDBAGGING A POWERBOMB? Why would anyone sandbag a powerbomb, they would risk breaking their neck if they ever purposely messed up someone powerbombing them

[@enzothunder2996]

I think if anyone botches on purpose it be Charlotte

[@greatscott175]

1:28 who is Show chokeslamming here?

[@Deepsingh-ok2eo]

Chris beniot

[@thelonewolf70x7]

Vacant

[@jeffdaigle5487]

Goldberg said it was from hitting his head in the door before the match. Not the post.

[@spike3082]

True but the post didn't do it's job of unscrambling his head just made it worse

[@jeffdaigle5487]

@@spike3082 agree

[@spike3082]

@jeffdaigle5487 and even though they were past their primes if Goldberg wasn't concussed I think the match would have been alot better

[@jeffdaigle5487]

@@spike3082 agree my friend.

[@namikstudios]

If you watch after he hits the post he had a nasty gash on the top of his head and starts bleeding heavily from it, so he certainly hit it with more than enough force to be concussed from it. Also Taker botches a piledriver in this match and drives Goldberg's head into the mat which was even worse than the jackhammer landing. Everything that could go wrong pretty much did. They're both lucky they got out of that one without any serious lasting damage.

[@RobCrowley85]

"But they got it right the second time" No, Hogan still posted like shit for it.

[@austinmiller5515]

Damn big show was a badass in the 90s

[@redred222]

his matchs with brock in 2002 on smackdown where awesome, people dont understand how big brock is, and he lifted him up with one arm and could carry that much weight with ease

[@namikstudios]

@@redred222 Goldberg hitting the jackhammer on The Giant in WCW is incredible, it's on YT somewhere. Amazing power and control to hold someone that big straight upside-down above his head.

[@MrXabungle]

8:29 LMAO

[@jeffreyblock16]

Ahhh the next jumangi

[@davidbreakspear8776]

Stevie Ray can't jump😂😂

[@vanbivins4113]

Remember when chokeslams were meaningful?😢

[@jessevollmar2689]

😡Teddy Long 😡took the Stone 🥶 Cold 🥶 Stunner frequent flyer Miles from Steve Austin 3:16🥶😡🥶😡 selling the peak of the opponent impacted by a move perfect Teddy MacMillitant Theodore Long is so hard working on the talent looking great with their finish

[@xSIMPLExMATHx]

Botched power bomb = wiping someone’s ass across your face 🤢 look at Sid lol

[@CodieneBeanBryant]

Notice one guy you don’t see in any of these clips: Randy Orton. Such a safe, smooth & methodical in-ring worker. And before anyone tries to complain for no reason, no. I am not saying Orton has never had a botch ever before but it’s EXTREMELY few and far between.

[@fromearth3286]

Most of these botches are due to opponents lack of coordination.

[@Cbgcbloxx]

Rip virgil

[@mr.x1774]

If you ever want to turn someone off to wrestling show them this.

[@jimlahey3919]

Who is Kevin Owens and why did he steal one of the greatest finishers from one of the greatest stars of all time?

[@HORSEYANIME2024]

Rip Montez ford😂😂😂😂

[@aronneal]

Kane takes no bumps lol

[@lionheart650]

jinder mahal fired 🤣

[@ASYDPAPI]

How do you botch on purpose. It's saying it was a puposful mispurpose

[@IamLegendaryguy1998]

Can you make AEW videos?

[@robertnapier624]

I don’t think any of the wrestlers in the video got all of it.

[@philipjohnson9913]

Hogan has always been the worst at taken the chokeslam no matter who it is

[@billblaski9523]

Lol mistakes happen but dang its unfortunate they just look so cringe when it happens in pro wrestling 😂

[@EazyDuz18]

'I dont think he got all of it' is so cringe, just call it how it is, 'looks like he botched that move'

[@ajonce753]

First

[@JasonLugibihl-u4p]

Hogan is was always will Be the worst!! Reason why I didn’t like WWF back in the day.. I’d watch… here’s hogan… click

[@ElMatonWrestling]

HBK wrestling air would cook

[@richarddesilets4947]

Clips put together by someone with ADD?

[@davidisheisenberg6316]

Hogan was one of the worst wrestler of all time. He was so overrated and popular for no reason . His finisher was a fckinnnn leg drop

[@coreyhutton478]

The Powerbomb Is CRAZY EASY! I've Done It On COUNTLESS People, WITHOUT THEM HELPING! It's JUST Being Big, Strong AND A REAL MAN! LOL!