10 Terrible Wrestling Moves That Have NEVER Looked Good

It has come in many, many different shapes and sizes over the years, but when was the last time you properly popped over the visual of multiple wrestlers tumbling to the ground via Tower of Doom spot?

Now sure, the first time you ever witnessed various performers gradually join the inevitably disastrous situation you no doubt felt a little bit excited about the possibility of some seemingly unprecedented destruction.

But ever since that initial crash, just about any fan taking in the action at home finds themselves audibly groaning the second they spot two performers slowly trying to nail another with a superplex.

Wrestlers have tried to spice up the predictable multi-person wreck over the years with WarGames combos and the whacky addition of even more bodies to the equation - but the end result still takes way too long to get to, and simply isn't mind-blowing enough to justify the often quite uninspiring set-up.

Admittedly, the live crowd appear to regularly get a kick out of the stale suplex-powerbomb at least. Those watching at home, though, have likely just gotten into the habit of fast-forwarding through the unsurprising and always dull field destroyer.