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• Langly, Riona
  1. Tourniquet: Riona comes up beside her opponent, wrapping her left arm around their lower back and forcing her right bicep against their right tricep, locking them into a standing arm triangle by pushing their right arm up against the right carotid artery, reaching her left arm up and locking her hands together to cinch in the arm triangle. Langly then trips her opponent's legs out from under them as she falls backwards to the mat, forcing her opponent to land elbow-first into the canvas and shoving their arm into their throat. Alex Shelly's Shellshock.
     
     • Focus: Throat, Arm
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1
       
  2. Painkiller Overdose: With her opponent lying prone on the mat, face-down, Riona grabs the opponent's left leg, locking it between both of her own, and drops to the mat, facing her opponent. She then grabs her opponent's left arm, draping it over her shoulder, and reaches her left arm across her opponent's face as her right arm comes around the back of her opponent's head, locking her hands beside their jaw. She then wrenches the hold in, putting torque on the opponent's neck and shoulder. William Regal's Regal Stretch.
     
     • Focus: Head, Arm, Leg
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  3. Detonator: Langly stalks up behind her standing opponent, reaching her arms up and around theirs and locking her hands behind their neck, creating a full nelson. She wrenches the hold momentarily, and then leaps up, placing her knees into their lower back as she falls back to the mat, the shockwave sending her knees up into her opponent's lower back. A full-nelson version of Carlito's Backstabber.
     
     • Focus: Back, Neck
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1
       
  4. Devolution: Riona doubles her opponent over, placing their head between her thighs, and then wraps her arms around their waist in a reverse rear waistlock. She then lifts her opponent up vertically, easing her hold on their waist to lower them down so that their head is close to the mat, her arms holding onto their thighs. Langly then steps over their arms to lock them back and out of the way, and leans backwards, lifting their head up ever-so-slightly before dropping to her knees and diving forward, crunching the opponent into an accordion-like crunch as she puts all of her weight on their head and neck, driving them into the mat. AJ Styles's Styles Clash '03.
     
     • Focus: Neck, Head
       
     • Gain: 5
       
     • Loss: 3

• Lazarus, Corey
  1. End Credits: With the opponent standing and prone, Corey leaps towards them, corkscrewing his body around as he leans his upper body back, making himself parallel to the canvas. While in mid-air, he then swings his shin and the top of his foot into the back of his opponent's head before dropping to the mat in a crouching position. A breakdancing move known as the Boomerang Kick turned into a strike.
     
     • Focus: Head
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1
       
  2. Box Office Bomb: Lazarus doubles his opponent over and wraps his arm around their neck, locking them into a front facelock, before draping their closer arm over his shoulder, as if to go for a vertical suplex. He then reaches down to the opponent's closer leg and wraps his further arm around the back of their knee, locking his hands together in front of his opponent's chest to cradle their closer leg. Laz then lifts his opponent up vertically before diving forward, releasing his hold of the opponent as he grabs ahold of his opponent's torso from the side, dropping to his knees as he sends the opponent into the mat on their upper back, neck, and head. A near-release version of Ayako Hamada's Kneeling AP Cross.
     
     • Focus: Back, Neck, Head
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  3. CinePlex: Corey comes up on the left side of his standing opponent, grabbing behind their left knee with his left arm, cradling it, as he grabs their left arm at the wrist with his right hand, pulling it across his opponent's throat and holding it from behind their head. Lazarus then folds his opponent over and grabs ahold of his own right wrist, and then hoists them up and backwards, driving them forehead-first into the canvas. A cutthroat release version of William Regal's RegalPlex.
     
     • Focus: Head, Neck
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  4. Sands of Ishtar: Laz whips his opponent into the corner, and then lifts them to sit on the top turnbuckle so that they facing away from the ring. He then steps out onto the ring apron and climbs up the turnbuckle himself, facing the ring and in front of his opponent. Corey then locks his arm around his opponent's neck in a front facelock, draping their closer arm over his shoulder, before reaching down and grabbing their closer leg around the back of the knee. He then lifts his opponent up vertically as he leaps forward off of the top, releasing his hold of their neck and leg to grab a quick hold around their torso, dropping to his knees as his opponent lands on their upper back, neck, and head. An avalanche near-release version of Ayako Hamada's Kneeling AP Cross.
     
     • Focus: Back, Neck, Head
       
     • Gain: 5
       
     • Loss: 4
       
  5. Mercury Driver: Lazarus sneaks up behind his opponent, ducking down and grabbing their closer leg around the knee with his closer arm as he reaches up with his further arm to grab ahold of their neck and head, wrapping it around their further side and holding onto their jaw for leverage. He then stands up straight, hoisting his opponent up onto his shoulders in an inverted fireman's carry, holding them there for a few moments to wrench in an Argentine Backbreaker. Corey then twists his torso to the side so that his opponent's head is now in front of him and pulls down on their jaw, releasing their leg as he drops to his knees, driving the opponent to the mat on the top of their head. A kneeling version of Super Dragon's PsychoDriver.
     
     • Focus: Head, Neck, Back
       
     • Gain: 5
       
     • Loss: 3

• Lewis, "The Kumquat Kid" Ryan
  1. Five Alive Splash: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, face-up, Ryan ascends to the top rope, facing the ring. He cups his hands around his mouth, shouts "VIVA LA KUMQUAT" to the fans, and then leaps off, gaining an incredible amount of hang-time in the air as he brings his arms and legs in towards his torso, as if to cannonball into a pool. He then immediately swings his arms and legs out and away from his body, colling torso-first into his opponent's torso. Rob Van Dam's 5-Star Frog Splash.
     
     • Focus: Torso
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2