Kofi Kingston - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

  • Finishing moves
    • Trouble in Paradise (Jumping corkscrew roundhouse kick)
  • Signature moves
    • Boom Drop (Jumping high-angle double leg drop, with theatrics)
    • Crucifix pin
    • Diving crossbody, sometimes preceded by a double jump or springboard
    • Double foot stomp
    • Dropkick
    • Flip dive
    • Float-over DDT
    • Flying forearm smash
    • Hurricanrana
    • Jumping back elbow
    • Jumping clothesline, sometimes while springboarding
    • Koronco buster
    • Leaping mounted punches followed with European uppercut
    • Monkey flip
    • Pendulum kick from out of the corner, as a counter to an oncoming opponent
    • Russian legsweep
    • SOS (Ranhei)
    • Suicide dive
    • Superman Punch (Leaping clothesline)
    • Tornado DDT, sometimes while springboarding
    • Two-handed chop
  • With R-Truth
    • Double team signature moves
      • Aided slingshot senton
      • Aided either crossbody or springboard crossbody
      • Double hip toss
      • Double Russian legsweep followed with Elbow drop (Kofi) and Knee drop (R-Truth) (combination)
      • R-Truth scoop slamming Kofi onto grounded opponent
  • Managers
    • Luscious
    • R-Truth
  • Nicknames
    • "The Dreadlocked Dynamo"
    • "The Boom Squad General"
    • "The Wildcat"
    • "The Human Yo-Yo""
  • Entrance themes
    • "Confrontation" by Damian Marley (CTC / DSW)
    • "S.O.S." by Jim Johnston and Collie Buddz (WWE; January 22, 2008–present)
    • "Born to SOS" by Mutiny Within and Collie Buddz (WWE; September 5, 2011–October 3; used while a part of Air Boom)
    • "Boom by Jim Johnston (October 7, 2011 – January 16, 2012; used while teaming with Evan Bourne)

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