Thread: What qualifies a wrestler as a 'spot monkey'?
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Old 12-16-2007, 11:05 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Chavo View Post
Fox is on the mark again. But that would also qualify Cena and the Rock as spot monkeys
Well, really, aren't they? The term is generally slapped on guys who fly around, but there is more variety in that then in John Cena's moves of doom. I'm actually going to count them. He has the sit-down hip toss (which may go, because it injured him), the flying shoulder block, Five Knuckle Shuffle, the Killswitch, Freestyle, Throwback (which he doesn't do much anymore), non-flipping variant of the Throwback, flying leg drop, FU and the STFU.

So yeah, Cena literally has ten moves he depends upon.
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