10 Wrestlers Who Hated Taking Wrestling Moves

It seems as though Kevin Owens is putting his body in ridiculously painful situations on a weekly basis at this current moment in time, with his recent Money in the Bank exploits in particular leaving audiences squirming in their seats as he went plummeting through a ladder courtesy of Seth Rollins.

But the former Universal Champion isn't completely numb to the extreme pain that accompanies these types of spots, contrary to what it may seem. In fact, there's one move so damn agonising, we'll likely never see KO take it ever again.

As revealed by a Twitter fan clearly having a ball reminiscing about the good ol' days of Steen, the now-WWE man once took what can best be described as a death valley driver from the barricade onto the ring apron from Nigel McGuinness. But even that summary doesn't do the barbaric move justice.

Owens himself admitted in a reply to the tweet, "To this day, the most painful thing that ever happened to me during a match."

Ever wonder why Owens is quick to pop-up powerbomb rivals onto the apron, but never finds himself in that sort of perilous situation? He evidently absolutely despises "the hardest part of the ring."