5 WWE moves you didn't know were once banned 

#1. Curb Stomp

Seth Rollins came to WWE with The Curb Stomp already in his arsenal since he once called the move Blackout when he was performing as Tyler Black in Ring of Honor(ROH). Throughout his time in The Shield, Rollins used the move to end his matches and it went well with the WWE Universe.

All this changed following his Money in the Bank cash-in at WrestleMania 31 since it was decided that the move should no longer be Rollins' finisher.

According to reports, Vince McMahon saw the move and decided that their World Champion should have a better finishing move and because the company thought kids everywhere would imitate the move and hurt each other. This left Rollins with The Pedigree for a number of months as he attempted to adapt to a new finisher.

Rollins went on to use the King Slayer knee for a number of years before the Curb Stomp finally returned to WWE a few years ago but like many returns, the move underwent a name change and from 2018 it was known as just "The Stomp". Rollins still uses the move on WWE TV at present.