He did it for the people

How so?

@@anoydorang3863 it’s a joke.

@@anoydorang3863 Don't you know Rikishi's " I did it for the Rock" promo? If you don't you should totally watch it.

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Dude he jumped upward because he thought randy will go forward like he did to Brock (can not find a memorable example) but randy wanted to normal rko by turning taker towards himself Edit: after jumping he could not do anything so he just landed a look like he sold neck breaker

@@syedasifwazednayan5184 It still looked alright. It could have been put over as if Taker tried to escape but was taken by the momentum of the move.

@@MindNumbingInc that's also true. dude his list has some stupid clips like ultimate warrior and hulk had the keep up gimmick he added those like no selling even somewhere botching

It does look good

There wasn't enough room either for Taker to drop properly. Remember, he had hip/back issues as well. That bump may have been the only way he could drop that particular night 🤷

Faxx

2 Funny bruh cuz he didn't wanna work with him.

Facts

Only the GOAT can do that and get away with it.

It always makes me laugh the way Shawn sold Hogan's moves

about 200 years old 😂😂😂

@@abigailblackwood3686 give or take a couple years lol

I’m fuccin cryin .. 200 years old 😂😂😂😂😂

@@caseyhill6721 give or take a year or 2 lol

Fingers crossed 200, I wouldn’t be surprised if she witnessed Jesus birth 💀

True I agree

The truth was Undertaker was trying to escape/counter the rko by twisting his body to get out of it, but Orton managed to use his strength to counteract it and still took the Undertaker down.

Undertaker once said that when he was turning behind randy had already jumped for rko so he awkwardly slipped for real

I think he got startled for a second and leaned back but the move was already done so he couldn't stop from falling which resulted in that botch which i might add, isn't even that bad.

He thought of a neckbraker I think

Nope he didn't want to sell it at all lol

he’s out of his prime

Yea he's just getting old

He still could lay down and act like hes knocked out. Age has nothing to do with it.

Dun forget HBK was one of the best wrestler in the world, hence he prob still have some resilience in him despite his age thus the RKO and punt kick did not injure him as seriously as ppl wld assume.

That's a good point. But what issue would he have with orton? I don't hear he's a bad worker or petty

Ehhh...normally I would agree, but Ziggler sells like a madman. I might have to give it to Ziggler, but JUST barely.

Ric Flair could also be in that argument, if there is anything Flair does great it is sell.

Shawn is the king of selling you can’t change my mind

@@ASHFOUR20TWO - I slightly agree with you. I can never forget how he sells the Stunner lol.

Yeah, it's hardly surprising that an out-of-shape TV celebrity who spends most of his time behind a desk and probably hasn't played a sport in like 20-plus years can't sell in a athletic contest

@@AsiaDanceScene even Linda McMahon should know how to sell a move! But she just doesn’t have The physicality to be able to throw herself down properly!

they usually train those people so that they can sell better, but i guess the anxiety in front of huge crowds makes it harder.

This was a dumb list

Then keep them out of the ring.

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No way

Rikishi too fat for the rock bottom.

They should have just let Rikishi get the pin after that. It would have been funny as hell they could as sold it has rikishi being to big to kick out of it on time.

Ask John Morrison how that feels?😅

Vince M -“Hogan I want you to go out there and sell the undertaker’s finishing move the TOMBSTONE! A move so devastating you won’t be able to kick out of it let alone get up. Hogan - That doesn’t work for me brother.”

@@leandre7499 oh yes I just remembered that lol

@@leandre7499 Austin Aries 💀

I agree on the Hulk Up. I mean Taker is my favorite wrestler of all time. But Hogan's whole Gimick was Hulking up after getting hit with a finisher. And it did nothing to hurt Taker or the move.

That was good, won’t lie.😂

True man 😂

Nice word play.

WWE has been dead since 2008

@@kylein9869 Well...a matter of opinion but yes. They've been on the decline for sometime and almost anyone can see that Vince is doing it on purpose.

I kinda thought that with the Undertaker. He sold the move fine, he just made minor mistake with his body position and made the most of it.

That's what I was thinking.

Which is why I think Warrior's no-sell of the Pedigree should be #1 and #2 should be Hogan and Taker.

Yeah if you look at it again I think Taker legs would have stretch out too far and hit the ropes

Rikishi one was 100% a botch, idk why this dude acted like he just sold it weird lol

I never understood that either. It would add more drama if teammember 1 saw his partner in the ring not moving

Ahahahahah yeah! It’s like spear! Rolls out of the ring! Chokeslam! Rolls out of the ring! Sweet chin music! Rolls out of the ring!

agreed they should be in like a funny moment video. Cause they were funny. But how much can you expect of a guy who isn't trained. I mean how many times do you think Trump took a bump?

@@TheGeneral308 correct we cant expect professional selling lol

Michaels's sells are a litmus test. If he COMICALLY oversells, he wants you to look like an idiot (Like Hogan). If he oversells like a workhorse, it's because he wants you over RIGHT NOW. If he no-sells, he wants you gone. At least, I think that's how it is in his head.

@@AdeptusCaeiusIII Michaels not selling the Nash power bomb is probably and absolute accident, however. It's well known that Nash doesn't do the power bomb correctly and puts the receiver at high risk. KZfaq Kevin Nash or Diesel, and look at how for (in front of him) he sends the person power bombing. Kevin Nash never loved the sport, it was just a job for money and getting ahead for him. It's also because of him that Rey Jr. was unmasked at WCW in a stupid, uneventful match. That's why I don't think that awkward sell was on Michaels end. The way he lands (if he did it on purpose) puts his ankles and spine in big risk--I don't see him putting himself at legitimate risk in order to sell a basic finisher.

@@jamjox9922 it looks like Nash used to much force going up and Lost his grip, causing Michaels to rotate

@CrispyCruiser Then why allowing a fight with an hero with jumping tecniques?

Still funny to watch though lol.

Exactly, they were terrible sells. But you can't expect some untrained person to be able to sell a move well

Mrs. McMahom was about 200 y.o. , like someone explained in the comments

@@artistemartial9898 Don't forget she also has the strength of a pretzel as said by a comment!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

They been reaching hard lately

Best selling would basically people like an RVD and Dolph Ziggler compilation. Or an RKO compilation lol

@@sirnetflix7162 throw some Mr. Perfect into that compilation

Best sells? I nominate Scott Hall selling the Stone Cold Stunner.

HBK is a jerk

I agree, everyone so worked up about that one moment. To me it looked like HBK was trying to selling it as a concussion, which is more believable, when people get knocked out they don't usually lie on the ground not moving for 5 minutes, they tend to pop back up surprisingly quick as if nothing was wrong and then they fall over again and the concussion affects become really obvious. Look at any of the real concussions that happened in wrestling, the guys were always back up and botching moves due to their dizzyness within minutes lol.

@@rtmclean484 nope, you are supposed to act lifeless. That's the whole point of the punt. A very dangerous move

@@destroyerarmor2846 Have you ever seen someone be concussed? they don't lie there like they are dead they are usually moving within 10-30 seconds or so but are unable to function properly/stand up or think straight. The punt kick is a stupid fucking move anyways, it ruins the immersion cause there's no believing that a) that would be allowed in any sort of fighting ring, its just common assault MMA/UFC won't allow you to kick a man whos down. and b) anyone who received that kick would need corrective surgery to reconstruct their face in real life. It's a stupid move/finisher.

@@rtmclean484 a punt is like an intsant KO move by Orton. What HBK did was inexcusable and purely egomaniac. Old habits die hard

I can agree. Looked like randy came in a bit too early. Not hating on it tho

Ok I think this is an amazing channel but what culture is better in my opinion

Check out Wresling Bios

@@gottembuckets2642 I'll take wrestle talk over what culture. WC is dope though.

Facts

No that's my boy bde

Had it been in Warriors first run in WWE I would have been Cool with it. But the second time around..,,,

It's also heavily implied that was part of HHH's punishment for the Curtain Call.

I really csnt agree with you breaking the vid down to "oh its about landing"

I was going to correct you but you're right. I re-read what you put and re-watched the video and the Rikishi one stood out. That was a hell of a botch of Rikishi's part what was he even doing lol. I actually ended up on an article on the death of selling in WWE. And it's sad. I think it's part of why I quit watching it. Edit: I think they're getting "take" and "sell" mixed up. These are all about how they wrestlers took the move except a couple.

I agree on Nash he was forever botching that powerbomb and landing people in all sorts of angles, the Rikishi one I think Rikishi just got confused in the moment and thought Rock was going for a sweeping neckbreaker or whatever the move is called where they would fallthe other way.

exactly

Yeah I see bad sells every week

To translate this guys comment: if taker took the rko like normal his face would have landed on Ortons knee. Quick thinking from taker

@@Kaitri thanks no idea what this guy said lol

The truth was Undertaker was trying to escape/counter the rko by twisting his body to get out of it, but Orton managed to use his strength to counteract it and still took the Undertaker down.

Agree 100%

Get the Hell outta here man no it did not! y'all defend anything the Undertaker does I swear.

@@_Tahmar alright brother 😊

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I'm gonna have to agree

It helped his character while hurting Triple H's. In a match intended to build early Triple H as legitimate. The term for this is "Going into business for yourself."

It may have helped his but it hurt Triple H in the process

@@superbaas8822 HHH was jobbing to jobbers then, the match wasn't supposed to build him, the match was supposed to make Warrior look strong and it well just did that.

It was beautiful.

@@superbaas8822 Triple H learnt to bury superstars from warrior

Exactly. Idk how they put that on Shawn lol

Over rotated Michael's, and under rotated The Giant, I'd hate to see the rotate botches on his wife

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That's what I thought too!

Undertaker + Kane, mankind (the twisted scary version), Macho Man Randy savage, The brood are some of my favourites.

Dolph is one of the best sellers of all time

@@ezekielstars4488 Evan Bourne should be in that category too!

sorry it was just bad but this didn't hurt his career

Exactly hulking up shouldn't be included in the list as it was part of his gimmick

Go check out some of his new japan stuff. Beautiful wrestling from him in new japan. Lots of it on yt aswell

then you forget they've brought stretchers out for healthy active wrestlers to sell the punt

because he wasn't supposed to sell those.

For real, he may have taken the RKO as a stunner, but it looked like it completely wrecked him anyway, the clip was too short to really see anything post-move.