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I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: WWE is garbage compared to what it was when I used to watch it growing up. The storylines are boring and predictable, the majority of the wrestlers have no personality whatsoever and the action isn’t entertaining. But even with that said, Shane McMahon continues to remind everyone why he’s the bravest dude out there.
Last night, at WWE’s “Hell in a Cell,” Shane went toe-to-toe with Kevin Owens inside a cage. And because Shane has long been known for death-defying drops, he of course climbed to the top of the cage and jumped 20 feet down in hopes of putting Owens through a table. Well, this is what happened instead.
Yep. Now that’s having balls of steel. And of course Twitter went nuts:
Shane McMahon is truly the Daredevil of WWE. pic.twitter.com/wx0TjMaoNF
— Aj (@banksarchitect) October 9, 2017
…Why does Shane McMahon keep bringing his kids to ringside.
They only ever see him get destroyed #HIAC pic.twitter.com/ehzZ9Dca9h
— WWE Critics (@WWECritics) October 9, 2017
It’s 2017 and @shanemcmahon is still blowing my mind. Awesome. #HIAC
— Sam Roberts (@notsam) October 9, 2017
Say wrestling is fake as much as you want. All I know is that I watched Shane McMahon jump off the top of a 20-foot tall steel cage. #HiaC pic.twitter.com/bTcvLWCBUj
— Andrew Roth (@RothTheReporter) October 9, 2017
Shane McMahon almost just killed himself #HIAC pic.twitter.com/4Vn4yDA9uE
— Rob Taub (@RTaub_) October 9, 2017
I love every time Shane McMahon wrestles because he genuinely fights like a drunk dad and just scraps all over the place
— nelly expert (@TeeHaitchGee) October 9, 2017
Can we make a petition to ban ShaneMcmahon from #HIAC matches? Before the guy kills himself for our entertainment…
— Jack Strider (@Jack_Strider) October 9, 2017
As for how’s Shane doing, well according to WWE a preliminary report has determined that “Shane may be dealing with multiple injuries, including neck trauma, fractured ribs and a dislocated shoulder.”
Holy hell, Shane.
h/t Bleacher Report
