Has there ever been an inmate on death row that struggled or fought back at their execution?

Yes, there have been instances where inmates on death row have struggled or fought back during their executions. Some have attempted to resist physically, while others have protested vocally or through legal means right up until their execution. These actions can stem from fear, disbelief in the process, or a desire to make a statement about their innocence or the justice system itself. Such events often highlight the emotional and psychological turmoil surrounding the death penalty.