Willie Mack isn’t here to play by the old rules—especially when it comes to frog splashes. While Rob Van Dam’s iconic “Five Star Frog Splash” is etched into wrestling history, Mack just raised the bar and slapped his own name on it.

During his appearance on the latest episode of Hey! (EW) with RJ City, Mack didn’t hesitate when asked why his “Six Star Frog Splash” goes one better than RVD’s.

RJ City asked the obvious: “One of your finishing moves is the six-star frog splash. Why is your frog splash one star better than RVD’s five-star frogs?”

Mack hit back with a straight-faced response: “Because I’m big and Black.”

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RJ pressed him further about ruining the entire star system, saying, “But don’t you understand that you’re skewing the whole star rating system? Five, everyone thought five was the max. Is six the max, or is there going to be some guy in Japan years from now who does a seven?”

Willie didn’t flinch: “Listen, they got it all messed up because of that Meltzer person. My six, fight me if you want to.”

Known for his hard-hitting style and explosive charisma, Mack’s been a regular presence in AEW as of late, with his most recent appearance coming on March 1st in a singles bout against Wheeler Yuta.

With his swagger, humor, and now a finishing move that officially breaks the rating scale, Mack continues to stand out—and he’s clearly not afraid to challenge the status quo.

Do you think Willie Mack’s “Six Star Frog Splash” tops RVD’s classic? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.

Felix Upton has over 15 years of experience in media and wrestling journalism. His work at Ringside News blends speed, accuracy, and industry insight.

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