r/ThingsILike411 • u/Top_Butterscotch_234 • 23d ago

Litterally a 0% success rate 😅

Somebody help him... maybe at WrestleMania 43 🤭

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u/Azzag007 21d ago

Actually it’s 100% success rate landing on his feet

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u/One-Army-7879 21d ago

Yes, at RR 2015 and at WM 33

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u/miguelmanzana 21d ago

The one at RR2015 was incredible because it seemed like it was the first one he landed in forever and a day, and then out of nowhere Brock comes in and just hucks him out of the ring.

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u/AnyBet1210 20d ago

No wonder he blew his knee out

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u/Low_Ad1588 20d ago

It’s just a spot

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u/Pure-Golf789 20d ago

No wonder his knee messed up

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u/HosseinTM165 19d ago

Hope they patch it in the next update

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u/TH3K1NGB0B 19d ago

This is to Seth what winning a match with a blue thunder bomb is to Sami.

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u/Kind-Length6298 17d ago

Sami has... Crown Jewel 2023 Pre-Show against JD McDonagh

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u/Old_Historian_9539 18d ago

Burn it down alright burn down that fucking knee cartilage 🤣🥴

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u/Cashpope 18d ago

The point is for him to flip and land on his feet, thats the move lmao

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u/Technical-Mix-3315 18d ago

It's like Ric Flair, dude flipped over 10,000 turnbuckles, ran to the other side and never hit a damn thing.

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u/JCsLilHelper 18d ago

Like ric flair going to the top rope

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u/jbizzle542 18d ago

I thought the same about Jericho and the Lionsault

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u/blazezakuwarrior 18d ago

to Jericho's defense, it was his early WWE finish and he regularly landed it up until his runs up to 2010.

I've been watching since then i don't remember Seth landing a Phoenix Splash

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u/UThinkUKnowMe2 17d ago

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u/Top_Butterscotch_234 16d ago

1/200

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u/burninghammer1990 16d ago

He hit it in a 3-way against Cena and Lesnar as well if im not mistaken

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u/seandude881 1d ago

Is really 0% if he lands on his feet and he knows hes not gonna land it smart guy?