Shawn Michaels reacts to major name using iconic WWE move

Shawn Michaels shared his reaction to a major name using an iconic WWE move ahead of tonight's edition of SmackDown. This week's show will be the first episode of the blue brand following Survivor Series this past Saturday.

The Green Bay Packers played the Detroit Lions yesterday on Thursday Night Football. Packers' star tight end Tucker Kraft caught a pass during the game and seemingly paid tribute to The Heartbreak Kid by doing a kip-up after he was tackled.

Michaels was known for doing the move throughout his career and took to his X (fka Twitter) account to share his reaction and endorsed Kraft's kip-up during last night's football game.

"10 💔 out of a possible 10 💔," he wrote.

You can check out his tweet below:

It was announced earlier today that the company will be launching a new show on the A&E Network next year. The show is titled 'WWE LFG,' and Shawn Michaels and Triple H are slated to be featured, along with The Undertaker, Mickie James, Bubba Ray Dudley, and Booker T serving as weekly coaches.

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Former WWE star compares Shawn Michaels and Triple H as bookers

Baron Corbin recently compared Shawn Michaels and Triple H as bookers in the company.

The Lone Wolf's time as a WWE Superstar came to an end ahead of Crown Jewel 2024 as the company elected not to renew his contract. Speaking with Sportskeeda Wrestling's Bill Apter in an exclusive interview, Corbin shared that the former D-Generation X members were similar in how they liked to book shows.

"I mean, I think the cool thing is they're fairly similar. They both have a similar mind for the show they're trying to create. They wanna have action. They wanna have car crashes. They wanna have dominant superstars. Guys that can hand out beatings and guys that can go. I think that's something that's really amazing," he said.

You can check out the interview with Baron Corbin in the video below:

Shawn Michaels currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Talent Development and Creative in WWE. The legend oversees the creative process in NXT and has not competed in a match since Crown Jewel 2018.