From the first televised table spot in the 1960s, to Ric Flair vs Terry Funk at Clash of the Champions IX in 1989, to Edge spearing Mick Foley through a flaming table at WrestleMania 22 in 2006, read on to discover 15 of the most destructive and memorable table spots in history!

15 Legendary Wrestling Table Spots Fans Still Talk About

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During a televised tag match in Buffalo in the early 1960s, Bob Nandor crashed through a folding table, then immediately jumped back into the action. It was still ringside furniture, not a planned prop, but the accident offered an early glimpse of what was coming. Over the next four decades, table spots evolved into finishes, crash pads, and, at times, a professional wrestler’s most unforgiving opponent. These are the fifteen moments that moved the table from the edge of the ring to the center of the show.

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