That is Goku’s Kamehameha, clear as day.
This is what a hadouken looks like.
Street Fighter‘s Ryu thrusts his arms forward in one fluid motion, than pulls them back in. What Smith-Schuster did was much more drawn out. Look at him hold that poise. Just like Goku. Here’s a demonstration.
Look familiar?
“HADOUKEN!” – JuJu Smith-Schuster #PITvsBAL pic.twitter.com/bxjUCAYgAO
— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) October 1, 2017
JuJu Smith-Schuster celebrated with a hadouken ?#StreetFighter pic.twitter.com/xxXCHFArSG
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 1, 2017
I hate that all these verified accounts are saying Juju did a hadouken. He clearly did the Master Roshi wind up Kamehameha wave. ??? pic.twitter.com/Xcj557SCvY
— ✝️Blaze D Omnipotent (@BlazeBoltSniper) October 1, 2017
Someone tell Fox to fire their anime intern.
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3 responses to “No, The Steelers JuJu Smith-Schuster Did Not Do A Hadouken ”
I picked this dude for my Madden fantasy draft based on his name alone (he’s an average WR at best). Still, he’s been a good boy and gained a couple of receiving TDs.
They’re all wrong, he did a Yoga Flame.
It’s obviously Soul Fist. Y’know, from Darkstalkers. Right, Capcom? Hello!