1. Martial Arts Hand Strikes
Ridge Hand (inner side of the hand, thumb tucked. Stronger and harder than a knife edge chop)
Leopard Paw (half fist, used for striking)
Spear Hand (flat hand, straight finger, striking)
Punches of course. He does do the non-tucked thumb for his
Slap - used to taught
Spinning bitch slap - bigger taunt. Slap version of his spinning back fist

2. Martial Arts Kicks
Axe Kick (straight up, straight down. media.tenor.com/Ijf4KPeyaOUAAAAd/axekick.gif )
Side thrust kick (traditionally a super kick, but he thinks aiming for a small target like the head is stupid. So he’ll try to hit their solar plexus/chest or aim lower for a stomach)
Cutting Kick (using the shin for the impact. Muy thai fighters are usually shown doing these against trees. Daniel Bryan’s ‘shoot kicks’ are cutting kicks. Targets low: their shin, or thighs Not afraid to use it on someone’s chest if they’re on their iknees or sitting.)
Front Snap Kick (standard front kick)
Reverse kick (spinning backwards)
Jumping Kick (just what it sounds like.)
Jumping spinning back kick (yup. He likes to sweep the legs of someone on the top turnbuckle with this kick.)
Enziguri (standing or jumping kick to the back of the head. Usually the leg also hits the ear. Can do a springboard version as well)
Running Forward kick - similar to the claymore, but more the way Shinske Nakamura does it.
Baseball slide kick to the outside or apron.

Can also be used to kick the feet out of someone, especially if they're on the apron.
Corkscrew Kick ( allelitemoves.com/men/Aaron%20Solo/Aaron%20Solo%20-%20Corkscrew%20Kick%20(+Crowd).mp4 )
3. Joint Locks and Holds (control & rest holds or submission attempts)

Wrist Locks
Ankle Locks
Hammer Locks
Headlocks and variants
Arm Bars (standing, fujiawa, etc)
Leg Bars
Finger locks (Grab the pinky or pinky and the next finger next to it, bend it back and pull… Video has some silly stuff, but has a lot of examples in it www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4pUWemvybQ )

4. Various Blocks, Parry and dodge defensive moves - you can look those up. His more a parry and step in kind of guy, than a straight up block. But situations differ per match.

5. Elbow Strikes

Spinning elbow (part of the mosh pit combo signature)
Bionic Elbow
Step in snap elbow to the face
Ground and pound elbows
Flying elbow strike off the top turnbuckle
Springboard into the ring elbow (similar to the phenomenal forearm, but he twists in the air to hit an elbow instead. Rare move as he takes his eyes off opponent )
Sliding elbow strike (to a low opponent)
roaring/rolling elbow strike

6. Knee Strikes

Knee lift
Double running knee to the corner (running meteora)
Running knee lift (kitchen sink)
Jumping knee strike
Corner knees to the mid section
Shining wizard (knee to back of the head on seated or on knees opponent)
Running knee strike to face on a low opponent.
Pop up knee strike

7. Gannosuke clutch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0SDNq2N8Oc )

8. Shoulder Tackle/Spear (works for football players!)

9. baseball slide through a big guys legs

10. Gory Special Facebuster (aka Unprettier)

11. springboard split legged moonsault (like curry man/chris daniels does, very rare.)

12. senton bomb (standing or off springboard)

13. Exploder suplex (usually a snap version)

14. Backdrop Driver/Back Suplex (usually will change a failed ringtoss into this for a quick recovery if he can)

15. Flipping Face Buster ( allelitemoves.com/men/Austin%20Gunn/Austin%20Gunn%20-%20Flipping%20Facebuster.mp4)

16. STO or Revese STO/Flatliner

17. Dragon Screw Leg Whip

18. Hammer and Anvil Elbow Strikes

19. Inverted Texas Clover Leaf (rare)

20. Double Chicken Wing Suplex (tiger suplex)

1. Sniper Shot I & II - both moves are the same, just depending on if he’s on the front or back. Grab the opponent and pull them down across your knees. (again, avalanche and springboard versions are on the table. He’s not quite ready to jump across the ring from the turnbuckles to deliver, yet.)
Sniper Shot I - Back stabber/:lungblower (knees to opponent’s back)
Sniper Shot II - Lungbuster/Magnum (knees to opponents chest)

2. The Mosh Pit (and old Iron Fist Signature)

Iron fist is his short arm pull (aka ripcord) into a spinning back fist, and he still uses this. But he’s also added it as the final move in a combination.

He’ll still use the Iron Fist for a quick move. The mosh pit takes a bit to setup, so a fresher or smart opponent will probably interrupt this if its early in the match. Which he’ll get frustrated at.

The Mosh Pit - He’ll set it up with a series of kicks first:
low cutting kick to thigh (shin edge kick to thigh, right leg dominant)
Cutting kick to side/ribs (still right leg)
Standing high kick to the side of the head (yup, still right leg)
Spinning back elbow one way, then turn it around and (right elbow spinning around, he lets them stumble back a step or two, then grabs their arm with his left hand to…)
Follow up with the pull in short-arm spinning back fist (right arm still)

3. Kabar Kick - springboard off second rope into a flying sidekick to the opponent's chest (smaller opponents might get hit in the head… oops . This used to be called the Harpoon, but now he’s named it after the knife used by the US Marines in the field. www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoobWNOQDtA )


4. Ring Toss - cradle half nelson suplex (half nelson suplex adding in a single leg cradle so he can toss them over his head better, and further back. He doesn’t try to keep this tight to the body like William Regal or Sami Zayn, but more tosses them up and over. He does like to aim for the turnbuckles and let them crumple to the mat under them in a heap.)


5. Bass Drop- that’s bass as in musical, not bass as in fish. Cradle gord buster ( www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=ShCpAGX2A-8 )


6. Driving the Spike - aka a Coup de Grace (Others would do this off the top turnbuckle for a finisher. But he’s more in line to do it on a 2nd rope springboard. But he’s working his way to getting higher and flying further. He’s not a high flyer… he doesn’t actually LIKE the moves off those heights.)


7. Concussion Protocol - usually from a full nelson if setting up for his finisher… multiple headbutts to the back of the head. (finisher setup)


8. Mic Drop - Standing spinning heel kick with a lot of precision (Black Mass allelitemoves.com/men/Malakai%20Black/Malakai%20Black%20-%20Black%20Mass%20(Finisher).mp4 )


9. Up to 11 - pop up lift as they come down hit them with a haymaker style elbow to the chin/side of the head. (not far from this allelitemoves.com/men/Anthony%20Ogogo/Anthony%20Ogogo%20-%20Pop-Up%20Haymaker%20(Finisher).mp4 )


10. Full Nelson Moves without names

Used to setup his finisher or the Concussion protocol or on a failed finish setup if the full nelson is still there, to get something in.
Dragon Suplex (Full Nelson Suplex)
Full Nelson Lift into an across the knee back breaker
Full Nelson lift into an across the knee neck breaker
Full Nelson drop their face to his knee (modified GTS type hit)
Full nelson lift into a sitout atomic drop

11. Scorpion Kick - He’s used it enough to block other moves, it’s a signature counter

When in a bent forward setup for an opponent's move, he’ll snap his foot back and up over himself to try to hit them in the head. He’s quite good at it and accurate.

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Memento Mori

Variations of Full Nelson Facebuster based on their size and the type of match.

People smaller than him to about his size - High Angle version - He’ll put them into a full nelson and then lift them up. He’ll then jump up, and twist his body to drop them face down to the mat. Along his side (similar to La Rosa Negra’s version but twisting on the lift and execution to get their legs to go out more. www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=G32UppEo4LA )
If they’re bigger than him, and can’t be lifted, he’ll use a leg sweep to drop them down face first (like the Skull Crushing Finale, but more like when Dennis Condry invented the move, and not as ‘flashy’ as the MIz’s version,
link )
For big matches, he’s not afraid to do the avalanche version off the turnbuckles, or off a ladder, etc. www.facebook.com/watch/?v=412337457269198 (Note, he’ll usually try to go down like in the first one, flat down with them, using them to cushion his face/head. He will not look comfortable up there and probably land wrong, messing them both up for a big “did he mess that up or not” finish.)

Dark Disquiet

Inverted Fireman's carry into an unprotected piledriver. aka a Psychodriver.

The Iron Fiddle / Gun Metal Lock

in MMA this is called a 'Death Pistol Arm Bar". Its similar to a modified octopus hold and crusifix armbar on the mat. His body is behind their shoulders, the opponents far arm is grapevine by one leg, with his other leg ground over the front of their neck/head. The opponents close arm is pulled into an arm bar.

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