In Wrestling
- Finishing moves
- Bombs Away (TNA) / Bomb Scare (Independent circuit) (Diving knee drop)
- Chaos Theory (Waist-lock backward roll transitioned into a bridging German suplex)
- Guillotine choke – 2010
- Revolution DDT (Tornado DDT)
- Signature moves
- Anarchy Knee (Running high knee)
- British Figure Four Leglock (Reverse figure four leglock)
- Cravate, sometimes with repeated knee strikes to the opponent's head
- European uppercut, sometimes from the top rope
- Inverted Gory special
- Multiple suplex variations
- Bridging / Release double underhook, sometimes from the top rope
- Northern Lights
- Snap followed by a gutwrench followed by an exploder
- Push up facebusters
- With Brutus Magnus
- Double team finishing moves
- Bearhug (Magnus) / Diving European uppercut (Williams) combination
- Double team signature moves
- Double straight jacket neckbreaker
- Running arched big boot (Magnus) / German suplex (Williams) combination
- Double team finishing moves
- Managers
- Rob Terry
- Ric Flair
- Nicknames
- "The Anarchist"
- "The Human Torture Device"
- "The Finest Thing in Life"
- Entrance themes
- "Song 2" by Blur
- "Made in Britain" by Rusty Music
- "The British Invasion" by Dale Oliver (TNA)
- "Fortune 4" by Dale Oliver
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