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#1 That move didn't even make an impact
The biggest Tag Team Turmoil match in history took place as part of Crown Jewel and saw The O.C. pin The Viking Raiders for the first time to become the Best Tag Team in the World. This match included a number of WWE's best tag teams including The B Team, The New Day, Bobby Roode and Dolph Ziggler, Heavy Machinery and Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder.
It was when Hawkins and Ryder made their way to the ring with hopes of defeating Roode and Ziggler that Ryder took to the top rope to deliver a neck breaker, while Hawkins was holding the star in a fireman's carry but it was clear that this didn't even touch Roode.
The former NXT star took the bump as though there was big contact, but it can be seen clearly from the clip below that there was no impact. Considering that there were nine tag teams in this match overall, it's impressive that there was only one major botch in the entire match, but from stars who have the in-ring experience of Roode, Hawkins, and Ryder, this was somewhat unexpected.
