Matt Hardy - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

  • Finishing moves
    • Twist of Fate (WWF/E) / Twist of Hate (TNA), sometimes from the top rope or the top of a ladder
    • White Light Experience (Independent circuit) – 2012–present / Ice Pick (TNA) – 2011 / Scar (Independent circuit) – 2005 (Double underhook with bodyscissors) – used rarely in WWE
  • Signature moves
    • Corner clothesline followed by a running bulldog
    • Corner powerbomb
    • Diving clothesline, with theatrics
    • Diving elbow drop, sometimes to the back of a bent-over or kneeling opponent's head, with theatrics
    • Diving leg drop, with theatrics
    • Forearm smash
    • Inverted DDT
    • Moonsault
    • Northern Lights suplex
    • Ricochet (Belly to back suplex lift transitioned into an elbow drop to the opponent's midsection) – 2003
    • Russian legsweep
    • Side Effect (Wrist–lock sitout side slam)
    • Splash Mountain (Sitout crucifix powerbomb)
  • Managers
    • Michael Hayes
    • Terri Runnels
    • Gangrel
    • Lita
    • Ric Flair
    • Reby Sky
  • Nicknames
    • "Version 1 (V1)"
    • "The Angelic Diablo"
    • "The Sensei of Mattitude"
    • "The Man Who Will Not Die"
    • "(Arguably) Everyone's Favorite Wrestler"
    • "Cold Blood"
  • Entrance themes
    • "Loaded" by Zack Tempest
    • "Live for the Moment" by Monster Magnet (WWE/ROH)
    • "Rogue and Cold Blooded" by Dale Oliver (TNA)
    • "Immortal Theme" by Dale Oliver
    • "Unbroken" by Monster Magnet (EGW/RWF)
    • "Another White Lie" by Voodoo Johnson (ROH)

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