Randy Orton Counters A Angle Slam Into A Rko

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Uploaded by on Jan 2, 2010

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  • A counter of the RKO into the Angle Slam would look cooler

  • RKO RKO RKO!

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  • @Brokencyde504

    With the Tombstone piledriver, it is clear that the move is meant to look like their head is being driven into the ground.

    With the RKO, there is no way for their face to be slammed into the mat, because no matter how well you sell it, his arm is still wrapped around the front of their throat, which prevents the face from hitting anything but his arm or the air near it.

  • @RSbuddyCrack Maybe that was a bad example. Their faces dont hit the mat for the same reason wrestler's punches dont actually connect. So the wrestlers dont get their faces driven into the mat. Just like when the Undertaker tombstones someone, their heads often dont even touch the mat like they're supposed to. That's why they often change camera angles when Orton RKO's someone. And the face does often hit the mat, Just look closely. Look up the one on RVD.

  • @Brokencyde504

    With the RKO the head is naturally on top of the arm of whoever is executing the move. Unless the opponent is SUPPOSED to slide out before they hit the ground and then smash their face into the mat, then I see no reason to argue that the RKO differs greatly from the stunner.

    I have NEVER seen an RKO where the opponent's face hit the mat. It always rests on Randy's shoulder or arm (that's how they sell it), it never hits the ground.

    With 500+ RKOs, the way they sell is right.

  • @RSbuddyCrack The head is intended to hit the mat. That's why the announcers always said "Face first into the (whatever)" It rests on the shoulder for the same reason the pedigree doesnt always drive someones face into the mat. Bad selling. If the face doesnt touch anything other than the shoulder, then why would Orton ever RKO someone on a chair?

  • @Brokencyde504

    RKO drives the head into the mat? Are you kidding me? The head of the opponent is resting on the shoulder of the person executing the move.

    Yes the two moves are different, but the way you described the RKO shows you are biased, because it is obviously not true.

  • @bigcack48 Tell me you're joking.

  • @Brokencyde504 They should compare the RKO to the Diamond Cutter. DDP!

  • at the end!! neither wins LOL

  • @MFGBeefy a diamond cutter is when the head is grasped and pulled down to the floor, a cutter can be anything from a diamond cutter to an rko to a stunner,

  • @MFGBeefy its a cutter

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