The AEW veteran commended WWE star Tiffany Stratton for taking inspiration from his finishing move and creatively making it her own. Tiffany Stratton, the WWE Women’s Champion, has adopted a finishing move known as the Moonsault, famously used by the retired AEW wrestler Christopher Daniels, who called his version the BME (Best Moonsault Ever). Daniels revealed in an interview with Chris Van Vliet that his move was inspired by the legendary wrestler The Great Muta and carries a fun nod to The Simpsons with its name. Although he has never met Stratton, Daniels acknowledged that she adapted the move with respect and made it uniquely hers, which he respects and appreciates. Stratton mentioned that her version of the move benefits from her gymnastics background, adding her own flair. Daniels also touched on his retirement in a separate interview with Chris Van Vriette, reflecting on his career highlights.
Fan Take: This story highlights the mutual respect and shared creativity between wrestlers across promotions, something AEW fans value deeply. It shows how moves and styles in wrestling evolve and inspire new generations, keeping the sport dynamic and exciting.
