Masato Yoshino - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

  • Finishing moves
  • Byakuya (Modified Straight jacket triangle choke)
  • Lightning Spiral (Swinging leg hook fireman's carry slam, sometimes from the top rope)
  • Sol Naciente (Straight jacket triangle choke)
  • Sol Naciente Kai (Straight jacket triangle choke while trapping the opponent's legs)
  • Signature moves
  • Another Space (Spin-out side powerbomb)
  • From Jungle (Spinning headscissors takedown twisted into an octopus stretch)
  • Front missile dropkick
  • Sling Blade (Spinning sitout sleeper slam, sometimes from the top rope)
  • Speed Star (Spinning headscissors takedown twisted into a crucifix)
  • Torbellino (Spinning headscissors takedown twisted into a single arm DDT)
  • Ude Yoshino (Spinning headscissors takedown twisted into a crucifix armbar takedown)
  • With Naruki Doi
  • Assisted double stomp to the arm (Yoshino)
  • Assisted missile dropkick into a senton on another opponent (Yoshino)
  • Assisted rope hung senton bomb (Doi)
  • Drop toe hold (Doi) / Sliding kick (Yoshino) combination
  • Flapjack (Doi) / One-handed bulldog (Yoshino) combination
  • Front missile dropkick (Yoshino) / Doi 555 (Doi) combination
  • Poetry in Motion corner elbow (Yoshino)
  • Springboard spinning sleeper slam (Yoshino) / Powerbomb (Doi) combination
  • Nicknames
  • "Speed Star"
  • "The Fastest Wrestler on the Planet"

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