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Golden Tate of the Detroit Lions leaps into the end zone for the go ahead touchdown while being tackled by Andrew Sendejo of the Minnesota Vikings during overtime on Nov. 6, 2016 at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. 
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Golden Tate had a golden moment on Sunday.
During overtime against the Minnesota Vikings, the Lions receiver caught a pass near the far sideline between two defenders. He dodged one, tiptoed along the out-of-bounds line and fought off the other. Then as he ran to the end zone, leapt into the air and connected with a WWE-esque spinning heel kick on safety Andrew Sendejo.
In comparison, here’s pro wrestler Rusev performing the same move:
“It was kind of planned,” Tate told The Associated Press of his flip. “He just kind of accelerated it a little bit.”
The score clinched a 22-16 victory for the Lions.
