One reason was because of Owen Hart almost killed Steve Williams (Stonecold Steve Austin) by using a piledriver on him. I know in the WWE a lot of moves that are high impact and highly dangerous were cut by Vince and company. One wrestler that admitted this was The Hurricane Shane Helms. Helms had said that he had to stop using his vertibreaker move because of the rule the Vince put into effect. You can kill people. The piledriver was designed to injure the neck (like the Tombstone) and head area and it is too risky to have another top WWE superstar get injured. It could drop ratings. Wrestlers are allowed to use any move they wish in the WWE. There are no limitations. Before a match, if there are any moves that either doesn't want to use, then it is agreed before hand and the piledrivers are back. Kane, and Undertaker use their Tombstone Piledriver which is a little more riskier to do, especially Kane's. Vince banned piledrivers, shooting star presses, and other high-risk moves. Sometimes the moves are allowed, but usually on special moments, like PPV's.
No , not anymore . But they use to be ! No , not anymore . But they use to be ! No , not anymore . But they use to be !
NO
some do but others use normal moves
Why dont we use safrole anymore
hes proably not into u anymore srry just move on
Steriods my friend, it's what wrestlers use to get big
No. Wrestlers don't use weopons simply for sound effects. The weopons are used to inflict pain and incite emotion from the crowd. The sound is simply a bonus in most cases.
Simile, as its a comparison with the use of like comparing the growing or ripening olives to hoary wrestlers(old tired wrestlers)
.Yes they really bleed and NO they do not use fake blood!!
you use the mortar for the red bridge so the wrestlers could go to the match
You don't really use it. you use the thumb drive to use the computer to find the thumb drive type in the question Where is the thumb drive. then once you do use the thumb drive the computer really isn't of use to you anymore so move on to the next step?
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