Scariest modern bump in WWE

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What do you think it is?

Shane's cell fall to me is still the one that hasn't been topped yet. I haven't even seen the match again due to that. Whenever I think about that match, I just think about that fall.

[floundertime]

For me it’s any money in the bank match. I’m always concerned 1 of those ladders will break wrong and impale someone.

[Hot Noodle Truck]

Shane probably takes the top spot for me as well, it's just really uncomfortable to watch.

I don't know if it's a bump or a spot but Kalisto doing the Salida del Sol off of a ladder onto another ladder was pretty rough. So many ways that could've gone wrong.

[realist]

For me, when Randy Orton threw one of the Singh Brothers on that table. While not quite as visually stunning as some of the previously mentioned bumps, this is the one that made me cringe.

[Captain Stud Muffin (BLM)]

The fact that he had his back turned and could have easily missed that table is crazy 

[Push R Truth]

Aug 15, 2019 12:19:18 GMT -5 realist said:

For me, when Randy Orton threw one of the Singh Brothers on that table. While not quite as visually stunning as some of the previously mentioned bumps, this is the one that made me cringe.

Yeah no shit, this is mine too. Randy Orton basically damn near killed a guy:

[Bang Bang Bart]

Aug 15, 2019 12:23:54 GMT -5 Push R Truth said:

Aug 15, 2019 12:19:18 GMT -5 realist said:

For me, when Randy Orton threw one of the Singh Brothers on that table. While not quite as visually stunning as some of the previously mentioned bumps, this is the one that made me cringe.

Yeah no shit, this is mine too. Randy Orton basically damn near killed a guy:

Something that even he knew, judging by a certain face he makes seconds after the bump.

[Nosnorb]

When Cesaro landed on his bonce after diving to the outside during the best of 7 series with Sheamus in 2016. Closely followed by Sasha Banks almost every time she wrestled on PPV.

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Owens doing a senton bomb on a bunch of seated chairs has to be up there. That was cringeworthy to watch.

[This Player Hating Mothman]

The recurring bump for some time of Big E's through-the-ropes spear because it never went well. He kept doing it and it's like the one bad mark on that whole period of Usos and Bar matches that were just phenomenal.

[XaviersSS2015hair]

Aug 15, 2019 12:03:51 GMT -5 @kn said:

What do you think it is?

Shane's cell fall to me is still the one that hasn't been topped yet. I haven't even seen the match again due to that. Whenever I think about that match, I just think about that fall.

I had the pleasure running into Shane McMahon after Raw 25 last year. He couldn't have been a nicer guy, he took pictures with the few people that approached him and even took the time for a quick conversation with the small group. Somebody asked him what goes through his mind before he makes one of his giant leaps. He said "not too much, it's really quiet up there". Shane said that he blew out his intestines on that fall at Wrestlemania 32 and that Vince told him he had to come to Raw the following night. Shane tried to tell him that he was injured and couldn't make it. Vince responded with, "I didn't know you were a sissy, you must get that from your mother's side." We all cracked up laughing because, of course Vince McMahon said that to his son.

[XaviersSS2015hair]

Aug 15, 2019 12:50:22 GMT -5 This Player Hating Mothman said:

The recurring bump for some time of Big E's through-the-ropes spear because it never went well. He kept doing it and it's like the one bad mark on that whole period of Usos and Bar matches that were just phenomenal.

I can't believe WWE has allowed him to use that move for at least five years now. I can't believe he continues to use it in spite of good common sense that as you said, it's not going to end well.

[This Player Hating Mothman]

Aug 15, 2019 12:54:10 GMT -5 XaviersSS2015hair said:

Aug 15, 2019 12:50:22 GMT -5 This Player Hating Mothman said:

The recurring bump for some time of Big E's through-the-ropes spear because it never went well. He kept doing it and it's like the one bad mark on that whole period of Usos and Bar matches that were just phenomenal.

I can't believe WWE has allowed him to use that move for at least five years now. I can't believe he continues to use it in spite of good common sense that as you said, it's not going to end well.

Oh god I've been tuned out for months, is the f***er still doing it?

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For me it's also Orton damn near murdering that Singh.

[MiLB Fan]

Bayley landing on her head after Sasha shoved her off the top rope at the first Takeover in Brooklyn.

[XaviersSS2015hair]

Aug 15, 2019 12:55:29 GMT -5 This Player Hating Mothman said:

Aug 15, 2019 12:54:10 GMT -5 XaviersSS2015hair said:

I can't believe WWE has allowed him to use that move for at least five years now. I can't believe he continues to use it in spite of good common sense that as you said, it's not going to end well.

Oh god I've been tuned out for months, is the f***er still doing it?

Pretty sure the last time I saw him wrestle on ppv he did it. I know he missed a few months due to injury but previous to that I know he was still busting the move out on ppv's.

[samantha]

Kalisto at Money in the Bank with one of the Uso's. That was insane.

Also Flair at WrestleMania 22 made me go WOAH

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Aug 15, 2019 12:51:34 GMT -5 XaviersSS2015hair said:

Aug 15, 2019 12:03:51 GMT -5 @kn said:

What do you think it is?

Shane's cell fall to me is still the one that hasn't been topped yet. I haven't even seen the match again due to that. Whenever I think about that match, I just think about that fall.

I had the pleasure running into Shane McMahon after Raw 25 last year. He couldn't have been a nicer guy, he took pictures with the few people that approached him and even took the time for a quick conversation with the small group. Somebody asked him what goes through his mind before he makes one of his giant leaps. He said "not too much, it's really quiet up there". Shane said that he blew out his intestines on that fall at Wrestlemania 32 and that Vince told him he had to come to Raw the following night. Shane tried to tell him that he was injured and couldn't make it. Vince responded with, "I didn't know you were a sissy, you must get that from your mother's side." We all cracked up laughing because, of course Vince McMahon said that to his son.

Wow that definitely sounds like something Vince would say and Shane? That man is tough. I can't even imagine doing that lmao.

[theironyuppie]

The bump during last year’s TLC match with Becky doing her ladder legdrop and landing on Charlotte’s ribs with the table not breaking looked painful as heck.

[Dr. T is an alien]

Aug 15, 2019 12:51:34 GMT -5 XaviersSS2015hair said:

Aug 15, 2019 12:03:51 GMT -5 @kn said:

What do you think it is?

Shane's cell fall to me is still the one that hasn't been topped yet. I haven't even seen the match again due to that. Whenever I think about that match, I just think about that fall.

I had the pleasure running into Shane McMahon after Raw 25 last year. He couldn't have been a nicer guy, he took pictures with the few people that approached him and even took the time for a quick conversation with the small group. Somebody asked him what goes through his mind before he makes one of his giant leaps. He said "not too much, it's really quiet up there". Shane said that he blew out his intestines on that fall at Wrestlemania 32 and that Vince told him he had to come to Raw the following night. Shane tried to tell him that he was injured and couldn't make it. Vince responded with, "I didn't know you were a sissy, you must get that from your mother's side." We all cracked up laughing because, of course Vince McMahon said that to his son.

I mean, it's not like he said that to John Cena. That would be insensitive, ridiculous, and could hurt Vince's relationship with him.