As you can tell by the tenor of this blog, I'm kinda iffy towards the trend of everyone adding three flips, twists and corkscrews to their moves. Sometimes it looks good. Other times, well, it looks like Starship Pain, which is to say not good at all. I'm very finicky, and there's no set rule. Usually, it's how the guy doing it executes the move. Like here, Ricochet/Helios performing a 630 degree senton splash. Amazing the amount of rotations he's able to get midflight and still come down on the guy's midsection rather than his wrist, his ankle or the canvas next to him. The funny thing is, Helios is one of the big offenders of superfluous mid-air movements, but this is a move he does very well.
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