The Syx Break Out Viral “Tip Toeing In My Jordans” Dance During ACW Event

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The Syx have been running through TNA’s tag team division lately, but Samuel Shaw, Joseph Sawyer and Erick Redbeard apparently aren’t above stopping everything to do something completely ridiculous. Fans at a recent ACW event found that out firsthand when things suddenly turned into a viral meme recreation.

During the show, all three members of The Syx ended up doing the viral “Tip Toeing In My Jordans” dance while the RiFF RAFF song played. Shaw got things started, breaking into the exaggerated tiptoe dance as the fans in attendance immediately lost their minds.

Sawyer wasn’t going to let Shaw have all the fun. He followed him up with his own version of the dance before dropping down and doing what looked like a mini Spinaroonie on his knee, getting another big reaction from the crowd.

Then it was Redbeard’s turn. The big man joined in with a dance of his own while fans cheered him on, meaning all three members of The Syx had officially gotten involved by the time the music stopped.

The whole thing was a recreation of the “Tip Toeing In My Jordans” meme that has been all over social media. The trend features a creepy Rumpelstiltskin-like character doing an exaggerated tiptoe dance to RIFF RAFF’s 2014 track “Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz,” with countless people and even sports teams recreating the dance since it went viral.

It was definitely a different side of The Syx compared to what TNA fans have been seeing from them lately. Shaw, Sawyer and Redbeard have quickly made their presence felt in TNA’s tag team division, but their ACW appearance showed they can drop the serious act and have some fun when the opportunity comes along.

Who do you think pulled off the “Tip Toeing In My Jordans” dance the best out of Samuel Shaw, Joseph Sawyer and Erick Redbeard? Let us know what you think in the comments.

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Subhojeet Mukherjee

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Subhojeet Mukherjee has covered pro wrestling for over 20 years, delivering trusted news and backstage updates to fans around the world.