After securing a win against Louis Greene, professional boxer Lee Cutler celebrated his performance with a physical display in the ring. The celebration, which involved Cutler moving across the canvas in a rhythmic, undulating motion, has since become a point of lighthearted discussion among fans and commentators.

While the celebration has been widely described as 'outrageous' due to its energetic nature, the primary point of contention remains the nomenclature of the move. Some viewers have identified the technique as 'The Worm,' a classic dance move popularized in the 1980s, while others insist it more closely resembles 'The Caterpillar.' The distinction between the two moves typically involves the specific mechanics of the body's wave motion and the use of the arms versus the core. As of now, there is no consensus on the official classification of Cutler's specific execution, leading to ongoing social media debate regarding the terminology.