There's no doubt that Neville has one of the most spectacular movesets ever seen in WWE. There have been some spectacular high-flyers in the past, but few are as graceful and innovative as The Man That Gravity Forgot. Indeed, when Neville arrived in WWE he brought with him a vast arsenal of aerial attacks that he spent years developing on the indies and in Japan. So far during Neville's WWE main roster tenure we've seen him bust out an Asai moonsault, a corscrew moonsault, standing shooting star press, half twist plancha, a second rope phoenix splash and, of course, the always-impressive Red Arrow. Still, that's only a fraction of the jaw-dropping moves that Neville is capable of doing. Anyone who followed his pre-WWE career (or even his NXT career) knows that he's capable of other, perhaps even more spectacular feats. There's the inverted 450 splash, the 630, the shooting star senton, the standing Red Arrow and countless others. The man is a walking 'WrestleMania moment'. So why not let him show them, then? Now that he's on the big stage, it's really time that Neville started showing the world just what he's capable of and why he's arguably the greatest high-flyer on the planet. Whether it's a mandate from road agents or Neville's own form of self-censorship, he's holding back slightly when he oughta go all-out.
