Kevin Owens powerbombing MGKCelebrities making an appearance at WWE shows have been a frequent phenomenon. Most of the time, WWE ends up making a mess out of these appearances and the celebrities usually get a lot of heat from the WWE fan base.However, there are rare occasions where WWE actually gives the celebrities something big to do. And taking a wrestling bump falls into the description of ‘something big’. Although it might not look as painful as the usual moves we see on television, there is always a sense of surprise and fear for the celebrity since he is a non-wrestler.This feeling drives the entire angle and there have been numerous such occasions in the history books. So here is a look at some of the best non-wrestler bumps in WWE history.
#6 Honorable mention: Jim Cornette takes a bump
Jim Cornette is someone from the wrestling business, but he is a non-wrestler after all. And this bump was too good to leave out of the list.
#5 Jeremy Piven off the top rope
There is a big difference when a wrestling fan comes to a wrestling show and a non-wrestling fan comes to a wrestling show.
When it is someone from the former category, the appearance is sure to be a standout one and Jeremy Piven’s appearance on Raw was just that. The Emmy Award and Golden Globe winner had the courage to go to the top and execute a jump straight at John Cena.
Jumping off the top rope requires a lot of nerve and Piven managed to pull off the same like he was born for it. Cena timed the catch pretty well and the whole stunt had a happy ending.
#4 Mark Cuban tastes the table
Mark Cuban had made a couple of appearances in WWE and he is unlikely to forget the one he made in 2009.
He was the special guest host of Monday Night Raw back then and he was involved with Randy Orton at the start of the show. Towards the end, Cuban was involved in a segment with Sheamus and John Cena ahead of Tables, Ladders and Chair. Since Sheamus was playing a heel, he did what he does best.
Sheamus got heat from the crowd by slamming Cuban through the table and it was a memorable spot for everyone who saw it. Cuban hasn’t made an appearance in WWE since, but since he is a big fan, we could expect him somewhere down the future.
#3 Pete Rose and his love story with Tombstones
Pete Rose might be a baseball legend outside the wrestling world but in it, he is someone who fell in love with Kane’s tombstone.
Whenever Rose made an appearance in WWE, he rubbed Kane the wrong way and got knocked out by the Big Red Monster. The Tombstone that Rose took from Kane is iconic in the wrestling business and it is something that the fans always cherish.
Rose has a whopping three appearances at WrestleMania and is also a member of the WWE Hall of Fame. And the funny part is that, every time he showed up at the biggest stage of them all, Kane was there to take care of him with a Tombstone.
#2 Machine Gun Kelly gets some from Kevin Owens
This is one of the most recent entries into the list. Machine Gun Kelly was chosen as the Special guest on Monday Night Raw back in June and he went on to perform ‘Till I die’ and ‘A Little More’.
Everything looked good until then but after the performance, Kevin Owens came in and power bombed Kelly off the stage.
It was a memorable spot from the celebrity and since Owens was at the epitome of heel heat at that time, it worked wonders with the fans. Kelly sold the bump solidly as well and altogether, it was a great segment for the fans. Hopefully, Kelly would return to the WWE to pull off something similar.
#1 RKO to Wayne Brady
Wayne Brady, for the ones who doesn’t know, is an American actor, singer, comedian and television personality.
He is a big presence in the American television and WWE decided to bring him as the guest host of Raw on May 3, 2010. Brady was involved in an in-ring segment with Randy Orton and Edge on the show.
Orton and Edge were having a feud at that time, and to make a statement, Orton went on to RKO Brady. Orton showed excellent speed to execute the move and Brady sold is like a professional. The move looked vicious and after all, it is RKO that we are talking about here.
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