“These are career ending botches”- Wrestling fans terrified after AEW Star Roderick “Neck” Strong lands horribly on his neck after Spanish Fly goes wrong on Rampage

Pro wrestling can be really terrifying sometimes. When two wrestlers try to put on a show for the audience, anything could go wrong if there is even a slight error. One scary incident happened in AEW when “Neck-strong” Roderick Strong was having a match with Action Andretti.

Roderick Strong took on Action Andretti on the latest episode of AEW Rampage. The match was going nicely, but things quickly turned ugly when Andretti performed a Spanish fly on Strong. Unfortunately, the execution was not good, and Strong directly landed on his neck, which could’ve ended really badly. There was pin-drop silence when the audience knew that he was in pain, but thankfully Strong was able to complete the match and even managed to pick up a win.

Roderick Strong has been doing some of his best work since his debut in AEW. There was no doubt about his in-ring wrestling abilities, but he really stepped his game up in the storyline, which also involved Adam Cole and MJF. His whole new gimmick and jealousy angle towards Cole and MJF’s friendship have truly grown on the fans.

Many fans criticized both of the wrestlers for not executing the move perfectly, ultimately putting both of their bodies in danger. But they were also relieved when they learned that Roderick was fine. Strong even shared a clip of the match on Twitter and said “Can’t keep me down”. Fans applauded him for his performance even after an injury; he did justice to the “Neck-strong” nickname after all.

Fans react to the dangerous move that almost ended Roderick Strong’s career

The match between Roderick Strong and Action Andretti was going well until Strong injured his neck while performing a Spanish Fly move. Fans cringed so hard seeing the failed move and were immediately concerned for him.

Some fans even criticized the superstars and said none of the superstars would have longer careers the way they were putting their bodies on the line while performing these dangerous moves. Here are some top reactions:

Fans expressed their opinions by saying that in situations like this, if the injury is genuine and serious, the referee should end the match as soon as possible rather than continuing the match, putting the body at greater risk.

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