WATCH: Dominik Mysterio Defies Gravity with an Insane Move on Raw

The latest episode of Monday Night Raw was not as eventful as we’d like it to be. I just couldn’t feel the energy in it. A shimmer of adrenaline through this was Dominik Mysterio, who delivered a spectacular performance against Murphy.

Dominik was flying everywhere and executed his moves perfectly. In a show-stopping moment, he climbed to the top of the screen board, and jumped onto Murphy!

You could see the excitement on the faces of the fans on the screen that Dominik was standing on top of. This was not the only great move he pulled.

In another moment in the match, Murphy had set up a table outside the ring and was looking for a Kendo Stick to beat Dominik up. However, seeing the opportunity, Dominik sprinted towards Murphy.

He slid quickly under the bottom rope and grabbed a bent down Murphy. Using the momentum of his slide, he flipped Murphy over for a mini Powerbomb into the table!

Dominik Mysterio executed the move perfectly well for his level of experience

Fans were in awe at how perfectly the move was executed. Dominik has had little experience in professional Wrestling but has still managed to make a major impact.

The astounding part about Dominik Mysterio is the fact that he has managed to infuse so much with such little experience. This natural talent seems to be picking off right where his father left off, and will definitely aid him in becoming a future champion.

The match ended when Dominik tied up Murphy to the ring ropes. He then began hitting him with the Kendo stick, much like Murphy and Rollins had done to him. Murphy finally gave up and quit, but that didn’t stop anybody.

The Mysterio family proceeded to whack Murphy with Kendo sticks even after he quit. They took revenge in full with interest, sending a message to Seth Rollins.

“The Monday Night Messiah” is set to respond. His former disciple has been vanquished and now it’s just him and Dominik. Something tells me that this time the sun will set on the reign of Rollins.