One of the most underrated female wrestlers of all time, Nora Molly Holly Greenwald, invented this variant on the classic seated senton (mostly popularised by Rey Mysterio). Greenwald was a gymnast long before she even considered entering professional wrestling, and one of the last of the truly gifted female wrestlers to join the WWF in the year 2000, just after all female performers began to be called Divas, and just before the majority of them became swimsuit models. The Molly-Go-Round is technically a diving somersault seated senton: performed by flipping forwards from an elevated position onto the shoulders of a standing opponent, forcing them to the mat in a pinning predicament. Its a finishing move that Holly delivered to great effect while working with Bob and Crash Holly, or as The Hurricanes sidekick Mighty Molly, and Greenwald once even memorably performed the move from standing on Big Shows shoulders. Heres the best version we can find of the manoeuvre though, onto her mentor and trainer, the legendary Dean Malenko:
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