In Wrestling
- Finishing moves
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- Emerald Flowsion, sometimes from the second rope or preceded by a vertical suplex lift or a fireman's carry – innovated
- Rolling elbow
- Tiger Driver, sometimes from the second rope – innovated
- Tiger Driver '91 (Kneeling double underhook ganso bomb)
- Signature moves
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- Corkscrew crossbody plancha
- Corkscrew lariat
- Diving, running, or standing elbow smash
- Elbow Suicida (Suicide dive transitioned into an elbow smash) – innovated
- Feint suicide dive
- Multiple kick variations
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- Axe
- Drop, sometimes from the top rope
- Jumping to the chest of the opponent
- Spin
- Multiple suplex variations
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- Bridging / Release German
- Bridging / Release Tiger
- Bridging / Release Wrist–clutch Tiger – innovated
- Release Dragon Suplex
- Tiger Suplex '85 (Bridging / release three-quarter nelson) – innovated
- Running or standing senton
- Senton bomb to a standing opponent, sometimes outside the apron
- Standing somersault leg drop to a kneeling or leaning opponent
- Tiger Body Press (Frog splash)
- Nicknames
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- "The Standard Bearer of Future Generations"
- "Shitennou" ("Four Heavenly Kings")
- Entrance themes
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- Spartan X (Noah)
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