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#1 The Fallen Angel just fell
Christopher Daniels returned to in-ring competition this week so that he could face the man who put him out of action with a trapped nerve a few weeks ago. Daniels obviously thought that he could still fly around the ring the same way he used to but that wasn't the case since his springboard moonsault saw him land on his back nowhere near his opponent.
It was made even more obvious that this was a botch because Pentagon had no idea what to do so he just rolled Daniels back into the ring and picked him back up onto his feet rather than covering him.
The commentary team then tried to cover for the botch by stating that Daniels could still be feeling the effects of his nerve injury and that he shouldn't have been cleared for competition if he wasn't one hundred per cent, but it was obviously just a slip on the top rope that took him out and left him flat on his back.
Many wrestlers have botched this kind of move over the years, it just shows that Daniels isn't as aerodynamic as he used to be.
