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Don't think so. The WWE have asked that some moves not be done very often due do superstars being injured. Overhead suplexes and piledrivers are 2 examples.
Actually,Piledrivers are banned, as are over head suplexes (German). For some reason, they let Taker perform his tombstone still,but I think maybe its because its his signature.
and also the shooting star press is saposed to be banned but they let Evan bourn do it because he keeps getting it right all the time and the vertabreaker is banned to
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