D-Von Dudley is the latest wrestler to admit that he did not like being put in the Walls of Jericho by Chris Jericho.
D-Von Dudley recently ranked famous wrestling finishing moves by the degree of pain he felt when taking the move. One of the moves he talked about was Chris Jericho's Walls of Jericho submission hold. D-Von echoed Maven's previously stated remarks, calling the move one of the most painful he could take.
"Let's start with the Walls of Jericho. Now, when I worked with Jericho, I worked with Jericho a lot during my time in WWE when he was there, and there were a couple of times where he did put on the Walls of Jericho. Because my knees were bad at the time, and still are to this day, somewhat. Whenever he would wrench back on it, I was screaming in pain for real, because I didn't want to tap out. Of course, if I tap out, it's over. That wasn't the finish. It did hurt because, again, you're wrenching back on knees that don't want to go back, and that chronic pain, those sharp pains that shoot into those kneecaps. So I was in a lot of pain when those moves were made, but I will say I survived."
Fans can read Maven's comments on being locked in the submission here.
On the flip side, click here to read why D-Von Dudley says the Rock Bottom was the easiest move he had ever taken.
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