re: Well, the super kick has gone the way of the DDT.

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Fair point, but those were huge matches with long term buildup between huge stars. I'm talking about mid show matches on a regular show between mid card guys, in matches of no consequence. They're killing their own offense, and eliminating any shot that fans might have of them beating anyone credible on the future. I mean the moves look cool but it destroys their credibility.

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True. It used to be when you finally saw a guy gearing up for his big finishing move it was a huge deal and they definitely weren't every single match every single week.

I don't know what they need to do to get wrestling back on track but another 96 style Bash at the Beach would be a start.

Though I don't even think that's possible.

However I will say, and have said in the past, Had they, at the height of his popularity, had John Cena say frick the troops and frick all of you to the crowd at a PPV it would've been amazing.