Corkscrew senton

is a type of Senton in Professional wrestling.
==Description==
This senton is performed by executing a backflip from the top turnbuckle, then spinning 180°, landing on a fallen opponent back-first. However, this move often ends with a legdrop instead of a senton, due to the difficulty of execution.
This move can also be hit on a standing opponent. This is often referred to as the Halo, a name closely associated with Shannon Moore. It's also called Whisper in the Wind by Jeff Hardy, who uses it as a counter to an irish whip into the turnbuckles.
A variation of this move sees the wrestler dive from the top rope as if they were doing a traditional senton bomb, then perform a 360° horizontal flip before hitting it. This variation was popularized by A.J. Styles, who named it Spiral Tap.
These two variations can be combined into one move. Some wrestlers who used the combination are The Amazing Red, who called it Infrared, and Chapparita ASARI.
Category:Professional wrestling moves
Category:Sentons