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• Chamelion (Mark Sommers)
  1. Rupture: Facing his standing opponent, Chamelion ducks under their closer arm, locking it over their shoulder as he reaches around the further side of their neck, locking them in a head-and-arm hold. Chamelion then lifts his opponent up off of their feet, pushing forward with the arm holding the opponent's head and arm and using his free arm to push backwards on his opponent's lower back. He then falls forward, driving his opponent to the mat on their upper back. The Rock's Rock Bottom.
     
     • Focus: Back
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  2. Sweet Sound of Success: From seemingly out of nowhere, Chamelion shuffles to the side where his opponent is standing, leaning away from them as he jettisons his closer leg out towards the opponent, forcing the sole of his foot into his opponent's jaw. Shawn Michaels's Sweet Chin Music.
     
     • Focus: Jaw
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1

• Collins, Jacob
  1. Sure Thing: Collins locks his opponent into a front facelock, draping their closer arm over his shoulder, and then reaches forward to grab the opponent's closer leg at the back of the knee, cradling it up and locking his hands together. He then whips his opponent over behind him, bridging his back in the process, and maintains the cradle hold to look for a pin. Curt "Mr. Perfect" Hennig's PerfectPlex.
     
     • Focus: Back
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2

• Crimson Ghost, The
  1. Psychlotrode X: TCG turns his back to the opponent, quickly locking their head into a cravate hold. Using his closer leg, he sweeps his opponent's legs out from underneath them from the front as he falls forward, pulling on their head to flip them vertical as they land forehead-first on the canvas. Quicksilver's Silver Slice.
     
     • Focus: Head
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1
       
  2. SCREAM!: With the opponent lying face-down on the mat, TCG steps over to their legs, locking their left leg at the ankle behind their right leg at the back of the knee in a pseud-Indian Deathlock. He then bends their right leg backwards to lock their left ankle in place, placing his right foot onto their ankle as he grabs ahold of their right foot with his hands. TCG then falls down to the mat, pushing forward with his foot as he pulls back with his hands, wrenching his opponent's knee. Charlie Haas's Haas of Pain.
     
     • Focus: Knee, Ankle
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  3. Last Caress: From out of nowhere, TCG leaps into the air, corkscrewing around quickly before slamming his shin into his opponent's face. Jumping corkscrew roundhouse kick.
     
     • Focus: Face
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1