Since the Steve Austin injury, the WWE allows 2 wrestlers and 2 wrestlers only to perform any kind of pile driver (unless given special permission)- The Undertaker and Kane (due to their size, experience, and good technique). Honestly though, as impressive as this move looks, it's one of the safer forms of the pile driver because of the way in which the opponent is held up and prevented from hitting the mat, as long as the wrestler has the strength to hold the opponent up.
Really someone whos a seasoned veteran like Kevin Steen doing the package piledriver is probably safer than alot of wrestlers doing something as simple as a suplex, Ive never really heard many accounts of Steen injuring someone doing this move (although I may be wrong, if so someone please elaborate)
Some variations of piledrivers are some of the safest moves, unless someone is a dick or inexperienced with doing/taking the piledriver if you notice with most piledrivers the only thing that hits the canvas are the legs/thighs of the guy doing it. Also, it helps to be a big guy, take Undertaker for example 6 foot 10, he can do them with ease.
you also have to understand, most of the small circuit wrestlers are used to doing matches with the same people ALOT more than the wwe roster. When you wrestle the same person alot, you get to know their rhythm and can trust them with moves like this.
Same thing for the Japanese, except the reason is most of the stables of training are AT LEAST at the Hart foundation level of technical consistancy, so you can expect them to be able to nail it every time.
@MeLikePoopies I completely agree. This move was spot on, but if you pay close attention, the wrestler performing the move on his opponent PROTECTED his opponent very well (Opponent's head never touched the mat, and his neck was safely protected.). This is a very dangerous move, but it was safely executed and well done. This is how wrestler's should look out for one another.
@ssjevilryu The thing is that few wrestler are able to never botch a piledriver. Guys like Steen and the Undertaker have perfected their move to never kill anyone. How many guys would you trust to take this move from.
@Rickymexmex Like you mentioned, guys that you can trust and know what they're doing. Am I saying a move like this is called for in every match? No, not all because that would take away from the "drawing power" of the move. However, if someone like the Undertaker suggested this to me, I wouldn't mind taking the bump because the man knows how to protect a wrestler. As matter of fact, the Piledriver itself isn't done that much anymore because newer guys don't know how to protect each other.
Fuck @roadbowler74 I've been on the receiving end of a package piledriver and it shattered two vertebrae in my spine. Moves like that are entirely possible to hurt someone.
@TheWolfMCWA where do you think a promotion should draw the line?
i mean, in training gyms do they make you prove you can do these moves alot? With any other talent? When I see Leznar superplex Bigshow, i know its because show trusted Lez's strength to get him over. How do you trust the other guys?
@themadmallard you have to have some serious trust in the guys that do these moves. they practice them time after time, one after another, until both giver and receiver are confident that the move can be executed correctly. if one or the other aren't 100 percent with it, they go with something else. promotions themselves should be keeping a watch on the wrestlers, but at the same time trust them to police each other. it's a bit of give and take on all sides.
For WWE, they want absolutely no risk for a lethal move that could be botched. Not necessarily the fault of the person DOING IT, but also the person receiving it. The Styles clash honestly looks like a very unbotchable move. There is a vid out there where Kazarian takes it in TNA, but he doesn't swing with the move, so AJ ends up hitting Kaz's head with it.
Even the basic piledriver is banned in WWE. If any of you cunts were wrestlers-- Guess what? I am. Come see me at a show at Rodz' place, NYC. --You'd know why. Even if done perfectly, piledrivers are so easy to screw up. The tombstone is much easier because of the weight and height distribution; it's easier to get the desired look by tipping a little forward so the receiver actually lands on his upper back. Given both, taken both. Tombstone is way less frightening on both ends. Shut up.
@GAKIIIIIN well not quite banned...Lawler uses one in his occasional matches, but since Owen Hart botched a tombstone on Steve Austin (Austin was never the same in the ring after that), only Undertaker and Kane can use a tombstone and both do so sparingly, usually opting for chokeslams.
@DPMomutant Owen hart did a sit out version of the tombstone piledriver which makes it look like a reverse piledriver. The Undertaker and Kane do the kneeling version of the tombstone piledriver.
The difference being, the kneeling piledriver leaves much more room for the top of the head to not hit the mat. The reason that Kane doesn't do it is the fact that it is the Undertakers move.
@saiyanblade84 the only one who can botch the move is the guy that's gonna be hitted because he should put his chin on his chest.. but i'm not sayin' that you're wrong, accidents happen ahahah :p
The 'reason' WWE don't allow moves like this is because they are not what you would call safe. One slip and the guys got a shattered neck. The WWE simply cannot afford to take these kinds of risks with their Superstars, especially considering the money involved in spotlighting and pushing their talent as well as paying them for the time they spend out injured. The WWE looks to protect their investments as much as possible and that means prohibiting moves likely to cause serious injury.
@Jstinger WWE is also a public figure company. Imagine how it would look if a wrestler got his neck shattered on live TV wrestling. Some already see wrestling as violent even through the PG Era. A shattered neck would be elephant shit hitting an industrial fan.
@Jstinger That's humorous because anyone who's ever been in the ring before knows the package piledriver is more safe than any other version of the move.
@TimotheusBarbane it might be alright if your spike dudley. its banned because if you can't hold the guy like he does in the vid, then his career or life is over. the wwe has 300lb stars you possibly can't even lift without team work. so mabe you should get in the ring and see if its so safe?
@jamie69alltime Droz was not injured by a pile driver or any other move that the WWE has banned. That was a botched running powerbomb at the hands of D'Lo Brown. A move which is still permitted in the WWE.
@Jstinger While what you say is true theres moves I see done regularly on WWE/TNA TV which could be alot more dangerous than something like a tombstone piledriver,
Wow the issue here in my opinion would be all the weight is on the preformers upper body an can get no help from the guy getting pile drived. Just looks risky for a slip or drop
hell, that looks safer than other versions of the piledrivers, there's no reason that should be banned, as for the WWE being taken seriously, that's some major bullshit.
fuck a band don't blame the professional blame the person stupid enough to think that this cool to perform in publice every person is responsible for their own actions and will pull a Lebron James and blame others for their own ignorance.
Anyone can botch a move (especially a piledriver) and injure someone. Owen Hart and SCSA are considered two of the best and even they both botched moves resulting in an injury to someones next
@edrummer49 Funny thing is C M Punk was a better wrestler before he joined the WWE ...... now hes a better Entertainer. ""It's the WWE way" (Ask HHH he said Punk couldn't wrestle the WWE way when punk 1st started even though Punk had great crowd heat).
@roadbowler74 No. That's completely false. Many people from promotions who use these types of moves make their way to the WWE (there's a lot, not naming them all.) They choose not to do these types of moves because of the liability.
There's always the risk of botching, a great technical masterpiece could break someone's neck with this because they can't guarantee that the victim'll be safe.
WWE banned the move because they can't really risk hurting some of their top draws, like John Cena. I'm not saying that in a mocking way, John Cena is their biggest income, they need him.
@roadbowler74 Bullshit. You're a typical Internet Wrestling idiot. You know nothing. These moves are dangerous. They don't want broken necks like Austin in 97 or even worse like Darren Drozdov who hasnt walked in over ten years you fucking cretin
@SSVCloud There is go look Herbie14f channel go down and you see how they protect with Piledriver´s and things like that or how to do a move without getting pain.It´s called wrestling secret´s exposed or something like that.
@SSVCloud if you do it like he did it, the guys back actually hits steens stomach for the initial impact, then the shoulders and neck hit his legs with a lesser impact. still a dangerous move, but no where as bad as it looks.
While a move like that looks great when it's done well, I don't blame the major promotions for banning it. Regular piledrivers are dangerous enough.
Think about it, Owen Hart, a true professional of the highest caliber, almost paralyzed Steve Austin for life with a piledriver. If a guy like him, can have an accident like that, it can happen to anyone...
@zTiamaTz Um, no. Owen Hart, while a professional, botched all the time. So it's not like it was a surprise that he would be the one that nearly paralyzed Austin as he's nearly paralyzed a whole bunch of other wrestlers as well.
the move is banned cause there is no way for the person to take the hit even some what safely there is no way to protect the head and neck. its simlar to the sit out tombstone piledriver owen hart did on steve austin that broke his neck.
Every move in wrestling, when done right, should cause little or no permanant damage to your opponant otherwise, If done incorrectly, it will cause serious harm to your opponant. Stiff wrestlers would aim to injure but wrestlers with half a brain know it would be stupid to put a guy out making you money.
@Cidaldragon i know im training to become a wrestler all i was saying was no matter what the moves are dangerous if done right the opponent wont be hurt but its still dangerous
Love this move. It's actually incredibly safe. The key to a piledriver is getting your head pressed in tight and being cradled well by your opponent. This is a solid little move.
@Gatz22 No, they kept using piledrivers for years after that. It wasn't until HHH almost got his neck broke by...Kane, maybe? that the piledriver ban went into place. Which is weird, because Taker/Kane still use the Tombstone piledriver, and that's the one that hurt Austin (but it was a sit-out version, way more dangerous) and HHH.
I imagine your ass better tuck that head in as your landing or your gonna have one hell of a sore neck the next day if you dont get broken down with it!
Personally, I think the piledriver ban is stupid. The german suplex has less room for error than the piledriver does. at least you can reherse the move, but a german suplex is too unpredictable. the way i look at it, if the opponent knows how to take it, then by all means do it; its a spectacular looking move.
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@fapnoob so because one guy did something dumb that means everyone is going to do it? obviously he's being protected or else they wouldn't do the move. Also keep in mind that Benoit was a steroid abuser and very religious...
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This is stupid to do , for businesses , first off It doesnt impress me , its too extreme , and it makes it look more fake , oh your going to let someone hold you there for seconds without doing anything come on... standard pile driver is bad enough.... Extreme wrestling died with ECW promos need to learn that.
@creedstruth what would he do, he's holding him upside down by his legs. the move makes perfect sense, it shifts the weight and makes the opponent way easier to lift.
people giving the thumbs down stop coz its true. not in tna but in wwe only people with atleast 10 years wrestling experience can use a standard piledriver but no one can use a package piledriver
Its not banned from every other Promotion you moron. Its pretty obvious that themove its banned in WWE, caus in the WWE youll NEVER see moves like Tiger suplex, Dragon Suplex, Avalanche Tombstone etc..
yeah but you have to keep in mind the schedule and how much they pay their talent. Moves like those can be easily blotched and end up seriously injuring someone. You'll only see moves like that on the indies.
Since the Steve Austin injury, the WWE allows 2 wrestlers and 2 wrestlers only to perform any kind of pile driver (unless given special permission)- The Undertaker and Kane (due to their size, experience, and good technique). Honestly though, as impressive as this move looks, it's one of the safer forms of the pile driver because of the way in which the opponent is held up and prevented from hitting the mat, as long as the wrestler has the strength to hold the opponent up.
tarison13 1 month ago
@tarison13 if you look at early undertaker the original wwf tombstone driver hits the head on the mat and back of the neck.
MuscleManDaniel 1 week ago
Really someone whos a seasoned veteran like Kevin Steen doing the package piledriver is probably safer than alot of wrestlers doing something as simple as a suplex, Ive never really heard many accounts of Steen injuring someone doing this move (although I may be wrong, if so someone please elaborate)
UltimateSenshi 1 month ago
Some variations of piledrivers are some of the safest moves, unless someone is a dick or inexperienced with doing/taking the piledriver if you notice with most piledrivers the only thing that hits the canvas are the legs/thighs of the guy doing it. Also, it helps to be a big guy, take Undertaker for example 6 foot 10, he can do them with ease.
Aicxown 1 month ago
@xXxTheDeadOnexXx1
you also have to understand, most of the small circuit wrestlers are used to doing matches with the same people ALOT more than the wwe roster. When you wrestle the same person alot, you get to know their rhythm and can trust them with moves like this.
Same thing for the Japanese, except the reason is most of the stables of training are AT LEAST at the Hart foundation level of technical consistancy, so you can expect them to be able to nail it every time.
themadmallard 3 months ago
@xXxTheDeadOnexXx1 So you want their wrestlers to get injured and make wwe bankrupt?
Pokemonminecraftdude 3 months ago
Mix of tombstone piledriver and pedigree.
MarxMan0o 3 months ago
wait till my little cousin finds out i learnt this move
hardyboyz4ever100 3 months ago
his head never even passed his lower abdominals, its almost like the greeting from asbury park by Bam Bam Bigelow
CavemanJesus4Life 4 months ago
To not injure his opponent with such a move, that's truly the mark of a professional
MeLikePoopies 5 months ago
@MeLikePoopies I completely agree. This move was spot on, but if you pay close attention, the wrestler performing the move on his opponent PROTECTED his opponent very well (Opponent's head never touched the mat, and his neck was safely protected.). This is a very dangerous move, but it was safely executed and well done. This is how wrestler's should look out for one another.
ssjevilryu 4 months ago
@ssjevilryu The thing is that few wrestler are able to never botch a piledriver. Guys like Steen and the Undertaker have perfected their move to never kill anyone. How many guys would you trust to take this move from.
Rickymexmex 4 months ago
@Rickymexmex Like you mentioned, guys that you can trust and know what they're doing. Am I saying a move like this is called for in every match? No, not all because that would take away from the "drawing power" of the move. However, if someone like the Undertaker suggested this to me, I wouldn't mind taking the bump because the man knows how to protect a wrestler. As matter of fact, the Piledriver itself isn't done that much anymore because newer guys don't know how to protect each other.
ssjevilryu 4 months ago
@ssjevilryu Finally two people on youtube agree on something in a civil manner :)
Rickymexmex 4 months ago 14
and I would not want to be on the receiving end of that.
Kenpachi343 5 months ago
Fuck @roadbowler74 I've been on the receiving end of a package piledriver and it shattered two vertebrae in my spine. Moves like that are entirely possible to hurt someone.
TheWolfMCWA 5 months ago
@TheWolfMCWA where do you think a promotion should draw the line?
i mean, in training gyms do they make you prove you can do these moves alot? With any other talent? When I see Leznar superplex Bigshow, i know its because show trusted Lez's strength to get him over. How do you trust the other guys?
themadmallard 5 months ago
@themadmallard you have to have some serious trust in the guys that do these moves. they practice them time after time, one after another, until both giver and receiver are confident that the move can be executed correctly. if one or the other aren't 100 percent with it, they go with something else. promotions themselves should be keeping a watch on the wrestlers, but at the same time trust them to police each other. it's a bit of give and take on all sides.
TheWolfMCWA 5 months ago
For WWE, they want absolutely no risk for a lethal move that could be botched. Not necessarily the fault of the person DOING IT, but also the person receiving it. The Styles clash honestly looks like a very unbotchable move. There is a vid out there where Kazarian takes it in TNA, but he doesn't swing with the move, so AJ ends up hitting Kaz's head with it.
newagepun 6 months ago
eneyone could see why they would ban that move its so.....FAKE
dominAtor492 6 months ago
Even the basic piledriver is banned in WWE. If any of you cunts were wrestlers-- Guess what? I am. Come see me at a show at Rodz' place, NYC. --You'd know why. Even if done perfectly, piledrivers are so easy to screw up. The tombstone is much easier because of the weight and height distribution; it's easier to get the desired look by tipping a little forward so the receiver actually lands on his upper back. Given both, taken both. Tombstone is way less frightening on both ends. Shut up.
GAKIIIIIN 7 months ago
@GAKIIIIIN well not quite banned...Lawler uses one in his occasional matches, but since Owen Hart botched a tombstone on Steve Austin (Austin was never the same in the ring after that), only Undertaker and Kane can use a tombstone and both do so sparingly, usually opting for chokeslams.
DPMomutant 6 months ago
@DPMomutant Owen hart did a sit out version of the tombstone piledriver which makes it look like a reverse piledriver. The Undertaker and Kane do the kneeling version of the tombstone piledriver.
The difference being, the kneeling piledriver leaves much more room for the top of the head to not hit the mat. The reason that Kane doesn't do it is the fact that it is the Undertakers move.
Nox360 6 months ago
wtf? even tombstone piledriver is more dangerous than this.. you can see his head never touches the mat
OPatrao 7 months ago
@OPatrao Yes, but what if you botch the move? The guy gets dropped right on his head and possibly breaks his neck.
saiyanblade84 6 months ago
@saiyanblade84 the only one who can botch the move is the guy that's gonna be hitted because he should put his chin on his chest.. but i'm not sayin' that you're wrong, accidents happen ahahah :p
OPatrao 6 months ago
lol @ the creator of the video thinking this is banned from every promotion
SVROverlord 7 months ago
ladies and gent, "MR. Wrestling" Kevin Fu*king Steen
GrimWrestlingShow 7 months ago
@ggwstar uhhh, when did I say that??
roadbowler74 7 months ago
@ggwstar well, if Punk was always wrestling Christian then, yes you have a point. Unfortunately one person can't pull off these moves by himself.
roadbowler74 7 months ago
Investment if I worked there I'm not going to be someone's investment I be a wrestler a real wrestler
Frightmare555 7 months ago
The 'reason' WWE don't allow moves like this is because they are not what you would call safe. One slip and the guys got a shattered neck. The WWE simply cannot afford to take these kinds of risks with their Superstars, especially considering the money involved in spotlighting and pushing their talent as well as paying them for the time they spend out injured. The WWE looks to protect their investments as much as possible and that means prohibiting moves likely to cause serious injury.
Jstinger 7 months ago 61
@Jstinger WWE is also a public figure company. Imagine how it would look if a wrestler got his neck shattered on live TV wrestling. Some already see wrestling as violent even through the PG Era. A shattered neck would be elephant shit hitting an industrial fan.
Rickymexmex 4 months ago
@Jstinger That's humorous because anyone who's ever been in the ring before knows the package piledriver is more safe than any other version of the move.
TimotheusBarbane 4 months ago 5
@TimotheusBarbane it might be alright if your spike dudley. its banned because if you can't hold the guy like he does in the vid, then his career or life is over. the wwe has 300lb stars you possibly can't even lift without team work. so mabe you should get in the ring and see if its so safe?
WarbladeX1 4 months ago
@Jstinger daren drozdoff is a prime example. broken back/neck, now quadraplegiec.
jamie69alltime 4 months ago
@jamie69alltime Droz was not injured by a pile driver or any other move that the WWE has banned. That was a botched running powerbomb at the hands of D'Lo Brown. A move which is still permitted in the WWE.
tarison13 1 month ago
@Jstinger While what you say is true theres moves I see done regularly on WWE/TNA TV which could be alot more dangerous than something like a tombstone piledriver,
UltimateSenshi 1 month ago
Wow the issue here in my opinion would be all the weight is on the preformers upper body an can get no help from the guy getting pile drived. Just looks risky for a slip or drop
leipold1027 7 months ago
in the words of joey styles.....OH MY GOD!!!!!
lawtonokieguy 7 months ago
There's no faking that impact.
turkey838 8 months ago
i can c y its banned get hit by that u need more than an ice pack
TheKirachizarcana 8 months ago
hell, that looks safer than other versions of the piledrivers, there's no reason that should be banned, as for the WWE being taken seriously, that's some major bullshit.
vdoevil666 8 months ago
fuck a band don't blame the professional blame the person stupid enough to think that this cool to perform in publice every person is responsible for their own actions and will pull a Lebron James and blame others for their own ignorance.
enigma2488 8 months ago
where do they pick up this kind of behaviour, parents maybe?
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roadbowler74 9 months ago 36
@roadbowler74 Uhh
Anyone can botch a move (especially a piledriver) and injure someone. Owen Hart and SCSA are considered two of the best and even they both botched moves resulting in an injury to someones next
Sneezlebob 9 months ago
@roadbowler74 For the most part true, but some people can do both. But yes I agree, generally they are either one or the other.
Bing88 8 months ago
@roadbowler74
they've got Daniel Bryan, they`ve got CM Punk. the Kings Of Wrestling are going there.
they have guys who can wrestle.
JaitsuStudios 7 months ago
@roadbowler74 CM Punk can wrestle and he's entertaining...
edrummer49 7 months ago
@edrummer49 Funny thing is C M Punk was a better wrestler before he joined the WWE ...... now hes a better Entertainer. ""It's the WWE way" (Ask HHH he said Punk couldn't wrestle the WWE way when punk 1st started even though Punk had great crowd heat).
KUNGLO 7 months ago
@roadbowler74
pro wrestlers are entertainers you twat.
Kfowlkes09 7 months ago
@roadbowler74 No. That's completely false. Many people from promotions who use these types of moves make their way to the WWE (there's a lot, not naming them all.) They choose not to do these types of moves because of the liability.
bohottie 6 months ago
There's always the risk of botching, a great technical masterpiece could break someone's neck with this because they can't guarantee that the victim'll be safe.
WWE banned the move because they can't really risk hurting some of their top draws, like John Cena. I'm not saying that in a mocking way, John Cena is their biggest income, they need him.
Pcfan11 6 months ago
@roadbowler74 Indy wrestlers wrestle once a week or every two weeks if they're lucky.
WWE stars wrestle 4-5 times a week. You can't have someone doing a piledriver that often.
Sneezlebob 6 months ago
@Sneezlebob wtf wwe stars wrestle about once a week if theyre main event hell tna do anytin there amazing wwe dont do shit
FALLENFORFISH 5 months ago
@FALLENFORFISH Wrestle once a week?
You clearly don't know what houseshows are. WWE has around 4-5 live events (including TV) in a week.
Sneezlebob 5 months ago
@roadbowler74 And who are you?
MustardCuttah 6 months ago
@roadbowler74 Bullshit. You're a typical Internet Wrestling idiot. You know nothing. These moves are dangerous. They don't want broken necks like Austin in 97 or even worse like Darren Drozdov who hasnt walked in over ten years you fucking cretin
PureDynamiteKid 6 months ago
that looked perfectly safe
devlin0497 9 months ago
It ought to be banned from every promotion, period. Jesus, LOOK at that move, there is literally NO way to protect the neck or head.
SSVCloud 10 months ago
@SSVCloud There is go look Herbie14f channel go down and you see how they protect with Piledriver´s and things like that or how to do a move without getting pain.It´s called wrestling secret´s exposed or something like that.
clippower03 10 months ago
@SSVCloud if you do it like he did it, the guys back actually hits steens stomach for the initial impact, then the shoulders and neck hit his legs with a lesser impact. still a dangerous move, but no where as bad as it looks.
KingOfKings891 10 months ago
Not banned in TNA or ROH. Only WWE baned it.
mrlal1234 10 months ago
While a move like that looks great when it's done well, I don't blame the major promotions for banning it. Regular piledrivers are dangerous enough.
Think about it, Owen Hart, a true professional of the highest caliber, almost paralyzed Steve Austin for life with a piledriver. If a guy like him, can have an accident like that, it can happen to anyone...
zTiamaTz 10 months ago
@zTiamaTz Um, no. Owen Hart, while a professional, botched all the time. So it's not like it was a surprise that he would be the one that nearly paralyzed Austin as he's nearly paralyzed a whole bunch of other wrestlers as well.
Doglover345 10 months ago
He does his package piledriver like that all the time
ChrisDarling1995 10 months ago
I don't get it. That was perfect. They nailed it. No one is hurt, and it looks like they are. Good show chaps. Oh yeah... Fuck WWE
Corpsealanche 1 year ago
@Corpsealanche its because its dangerous move
hovado555 11 months ago
I would let Kevin Steen piledrive me, he is one of the best out there, today!
ajstyles177 1 year ago
ALL 2 MAJOR PROMOTIONS?
buckbumble 1 year ago 2
@buckbumble come on now, 1 major promotion, tna is bush league
amoroso316 11 months ago
buce finisher
kevinhardy 1 year ago
The only wrestling moves you need are the armBAR and the ARMbar.
Adiorocks949 1 year ago 70
@Adiorocks949 i dont get it. sorry
ThekLiMpF 7 months ago
@ThekLiMpF
Kay.
Adiorocks949 7 months ago
@Adiorocks949 explain to me please.
ThekLiMpF 7 months ago
@Adiorocks949 it's shame only 62 ppl got this
DarkMurderer38 5 months ago
@DarkMurderer38
Can you PLEASE Explaint it to me
lol I really didn't get it
KMMALQWM 5 months ago
@KMMALQWM check this vid and you'll get it /watch?v=fUcTHmZ9luY
DarkMurderer38 5 months ago
the move is banned cause there is no way for the person to take the hit even some what safely there is no way to protect the head and neck. its simlar to the sit out tombstone piledriver owen hart did on steve austin that broke his neck.
CoreyDirger 1 year ago
よくこんにちはどのようにすべてがうまくことを望むです OHHHHHHHHHHHH 1, 2 ,3 PIN
franc097 1 year ago
... NOT BANNED
kruunk1 1 year ago
I will pile drive top rope turnbuckle to the outside announce table!!!!!!!
Truexel 1 year ago
head no touch the ring
TheWesternLariat 1 year ago
Best Piledriver i've seen
Cameestewee 1 year ago
Dazzling Dick Durnin from around here in New Brunswick does that move. Pretty sick.
Jyger85 1 year ago
Who's on the receiving end in this video?
scooterdooter 1 year ago
About as dangerous as a tombstone, don't see why it's banned
VoorkJTV 1 year ago
@VoorkJTV its killed 3 people
rupra92 1 year ago
@rupra92 LOL
warmonster12345 1 year ago
No piledriver is dangerous, as long as it is done properly.
Cidaldragon 1 year ago
@Cidaldragon every move in wrestling is dangerous exspecilly the piledriver done right or not
efwrestling1 1 year ago
Every move in wrestling, when done right, should cause little or no permanant damage to your opponant otherwise, If done incorrectly, it will cause serious harm to your opponant. Stiff wrestlers would aim to injure but wrestlers with half a brain know it would be stupid to put a guy out making you money.
Cidaldragon 1 year ago
@Cidaldragon i know im training to become a wrestler all i was saying was no matter what the moves are dangerous if done right the opponent wont be hurt but its still dangerous
efwrestling1 1 year ago
Take advice from me: Everything in wrestling is Dangerous.
Cidaldragon 1 year ago
@Cidaldragon i know im a wrestler i should know
efwrestling1 1 year ago
Even if you are a wrestler you don`t know everything about the buisness, that is a naive comment.
Cidaldragon 1 year ago
@Cidaldragon i dont know whats so naive about it im agreeing with u every move in wrestling is DANGEROUS!
efwrestling1 1 year ago
"I am a wrestler I should know" that expresson made me think you thought you have already experienced everything wrestling has to offer.
Cidaldragon 1 year ago
@Cidaldragon oh no i was just saying that becuase i know that all the moves are dangerous i havnt experienced alot though
efwrestling1 1 year ago
that is a cool move.
MegaMasterko 1 year ago
Love this move. It's actually incredibly safe. The key to a piledriver is getting your head pressed in tight and being cradled well by your opponent. This is a solid little move.
IpponDropkick 1 year ago
when i get into a fight at school ima so use that move
swantar66 1 year ago
@swantar66 good luck if you accidently murder him
G11KingCallofDuty 9 months ago
Now THAT is a finisher!
ilikethecoke 1 year ago
Didn't they had to make a safer version because of the incident with Owen Hart injuring Steve Austin using a piledriver on WWE (WWF at the time)?
Gatz22 1 year ago
@Gatz22 No, they kept using piledrivers for years after that. It wasn't until HHH almost got his neck broke by...Kane, maybe? that the piledriver ban went into place. Which is weird, because Taker/Kane still use the Tombstone piledriver, and that's the one that hurt Austin (but it was a sit-out version, way more dangerous) and HHH.
Dockktor 1 year ago
@Dockktor the only performers in the wwe allowed to use any version of a piledriver are undertaker and kane.
pottsypedigree 1 year ago
@pottsypedigree
Jerry Lawler's allowed to use it aswell the rare times he wrestles.
gameshowfreak2007 1 year ago
I imagine your ass better tuck that head in as your landing or your gonna have one hell of a sore neck the next day if you dont get broken down with it!
BillyJealosy 1 year ago
Personally, I think the piledriver ban is stupid. The german suplex has less room for error than the piledriver does. at least you can reherse the move, but a german suplex is too unpredictable. the way i look at it, if the opponent knows how to take it, then by all means do it; its a spectacular looking move.
evilmidget 1 year ago
@evilmidget I thought it was banned only in WWE because of the PG crap
Gatz22 1 year ago
@Gatz22 You're a fucking idiot.
manicmacintosh 1 year ago
@manicmacintosh Whats your problem?
Gatz22 1 year ago
banned but not from ROH
gregxianda 1 year ago
Kevin steen used it on tyler black a while ago in roh
gregxianda 1 year ago
fuuuuuuck... damn that move is fucking sick.... damn i have to do that to someone,lmao shit looks devastating.
BREAKTHECODE2222009 1 year ago
I used this move on TV just last week!
I guess I should expect a phone call........
toyotas2006 1 year ago
dumbass
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abrim02 1 year ago
@abrim02 fuckin idiot.
pottsypedigree 1 year ago
i do a triple rolling piledrive but this is so awesome but deadly
deanmorris90 1 year ago
why?
rivalheat316 1 year ago
the move is actually not banned anymore they prefected a way to make sure it does no damage ... one of th guys a i work with uses it
DropKickPuppy 1 year ago
fucking awsome!
kurwa66678 1 year ago
he didnt black out, he moved his arm -.- fail sport
Mustarn 1 year ago
I can see why, paralizing and deadly
djdragoneyes 1 year ago
PW3ND
LifeAsSkully 1 year ago
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megadeth232 1 year ago
look the referee...
totaly g@y^^
VertikalWT 2 years ago
This isn't band anywhere but WWE. cause WWE is lame.
musicismyfavorite777 2 years ago 3
You work for the WWE? Oh man, whats it like?
campKILLer 2 years ago
@campKILLer it was okay for me i worked there for like seven months, but they ban sooo many moves nowadays i work in mexico and dragon gate now
JucciJuice 1 year ago
Holy shit.Your.Juventude Gurrera.....One of the greatest high flyers ever......Howve u been man????
ECWHavoc 1 year ago
@ECWHavoc ive been fine cant complain ive been wrestling in mexico and japan, and ive been doing some vids and some music while im off so its been good
JucciJuice 1 year ago
@musicismyfavorite777 You mean WWE works every day haha
crymetymegts 2 years ago
i know they banned chairshots tlc matchs are ruined and edge lost his hardcore finisher cause he cant do con-chair-tos
MrGuyv2000 1 year ago
@musicismyfavorite777 Yeh i agree, we need more head injuries so we can have more people like Chris Benoit.
fapnoob 1 year ago
watch the move genius, his thighs block his head from hitting that mat that hard, if at all.
musicismyfavorite777 1 year ago
@fapnoob so because one guy did something dumb that means everyone is going to do it? obviously he's being protected or else they wouldn't do the move. Also keep in mind that Benoit was a steroid abuser and very religious...
baseballplayah63 1 year ago 13
@baseballplayah63 Benoit never took steroids he died high Impact wrestling
Tanley25 1 year ago
@Tanley25 That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard in my life. He took steroids like a fiend. He went apeshit because of the brain damage, not the steroids, for sure but he definitely did a ton of drugs.
Quixotic311 1 year ago
@baseballplayah63 Yes he is protected ffs.I agree 100 percent
Before every match they practice the moves 100 times.
LoganWolveriness 1 year ago
@LoganWolveriness Wrestlers dont practive moves 100 times before a match.
At an indy show a lot of the time you won't know the person you're wrestling and have very little time usually to go over a match.
They dont spend their entire time practicing one move with the guy they're facing
Sneezlebob 9 months ago
@Sneezlebob Yes but they are trained for dangerous moves.
LoganWolveriness 8 months ago
@baseballplayah63 maybe you are confusing Benoit with Guerrero because I don't ever remember Benoit talking about God.
salmonmachine 11 months ago
@salmonmachine I could be wrong, but I thought it was said that he was a very religous person as well
baseballplayah63 11 months ago
@salmonmachine come to think of it, when he kileld his family he placed bibles next to them. So yeah he was religious
baseballplayah63 11 months ago
@baseballplayah63
-Based on Joey Styles saying "OH MY GODDD," would that make his religious. He mentioned God.
-While having sex the other night...the woman I was pleasing kept on shouting "GOD DAMN IT!!! Would that make her a Godly women?
salmonmachine 11 months ago
@baseballplayah63 "Benoit was a steroid abuser and very religious..." murder suicide
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xBlueThunder752x 2 years ago
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fake....
best150 2 years ago
Kevin Steen scares me.
USAKiller49 2 years ago
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This is stupid to do , for businesses , first off It doesnt impress me , its too extreme , and it makes it look more fake , oh your going to let someone hold you there for seconds without doing anything come on... standard pile driver is bad enough.... Extreme wrestling died with ECW promos need to learn that.
creedstruth 2 years ago
@creedstruth what would he do, he's holding him upside down by his legs. the move makes perfect sense, it shifts the weight and makes the opponent way easier to lift.
Degenerate13 2 years ago
How long do you think he should not fight while in mid air upside down....
creedstruth 2 years ago
@creedstruth i guess the litteral 2 seconds that it took should suffice
Degenerate13 2 years ago
adding the stun before the pile driver for a good 4-6 seconds of doing absouletely nothing.
creedstruth 2 years ago
There's no need for moves like that in the major promotions.
The tombstone is quite a steady move, theres not a lot to go wrong but even that mover has looked a little nasty at times.
Piledrivers are so dangerous I don;t like to see them. Give me a good DDT anyday
getsomenutz 2 years ago
all piledrivers are banned in wwe and tna. only people like the undertaker are permitted to use it.
yourcrapsweak 2 years ago
people giving the thumbs down stop coz its true. not in tna but in wwe only people with atleast 10 years wrestling experience can use a standard piledriver but no one can use a package piledriver
CMSpida 2 years ago
@CMSpida thank you. i heard they were banned in tna as well.
yourcrapsweak 2 years ago
erick youngs finisher is a piledriver
superrobvandam 2 years ago
i no thats y i sed not in tna
CMSpida 2 years ago
DEAD... HEADSHOT... GAME.... whatever u wanna call it, that was EPIC
tyhie13 2 years ago
Its not banned from every other Promotion you moron. Its pretty obvious that themove its banned in WWE, caus in the WWE youll NEVER see moves like Tiger suplex, Dragon Suplex, Avalanche Tombstone etc..
Takerfanatic93 2 years ago 10
yeah but you have to keep in mind the schedule and how much they pay their talent. Moves like those can be easily blotched and end up seriously injuring someone. You'll only see moves like that on the indies.
livewithsin 2 years ago
@Takerfanatic93 The Tiger and Dragon Suplex aren't banned
Sneezlebob 1 year ago