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• Snow, Scottie "The Panther"
  1. Snow Plow: With the opponent standing, dazed, Scottie crouches down, waiting for them to turn and face him. The moment they do, he charges forward, lunging shoulder-first into their midsection as he uses his hands to scoop their knees out from underneath them. Bill Goldberg's Spear.
     
     • Focus: Torso
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1
       
  2. Panther Bomb: Snow doubles his opponent over, placing their head between his thighs, and then wraps his arms around their waist in a reverse rear waistlock. He then whips his opponent up and over his shoulder, as if to go for a Thunderfire powerbomb, and places his hands on the underarms of his opponent's (right hand on the left underarm, and vice versa). Scottie then lifts them up straight before diving forward, shoving his opponent to the mat on their back, neck, and head as he drops to his kness. Scott Hall's Outsider's Edge.
     
     • Focus: Back, Neck, Head
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 2

• Sparco (Matthew Cusworth)
  1. Disaster Not Averted: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, facing upwards, Sparco drags them close to the nearest corner. He then climbs to the top turnbuckle, facing the ring, and stands up straight, readying himself. Cusworth then leaps forward, flipping his body backwards 270 degrees as he does so, and lands with his midsection across his opponent's. Evan Bourne's Shooting Star Press.
     
     • Focus: Torso
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 3
       
  2. Cardiac Arrest: Sparco comes up behind his opponent, reaching over their shoulder and wrapping his arm around their throat, locking them into an inverted front facelock. Using his free arm, he reaches over his opponent's closer arm, linking his hands together behind their back, cinching his opponent into a Dragon Sleeper. Matthew then twists to his side, causing his opponent to do the same, and drives them face-first into the canvas. Christopher Daniels's Last Rites.
     
     • Focus: Face
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1
       
  3. Millenium Suplex: Sparco comes up behind his opponent, locking their left arm behind them with his own left arm, locking it into a chickenwing. He then reaches his right arm across the opponent's face over their right shoulder, locking in the hold as tight as he can, stretching them with a Crossface Chickenwing. He then loosens the hold slightly, and then whips his opponent backwards, dropping them to the mat on the back of their head and neck. Tiger Mask IV's Millenium Suplex.
     
     • Focus: Head, Neck
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  4. Flaming Star Press: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, facing up, Matthew pulls them to the nearest corner. He then ascends to the top rope, his back to the ring, and stands up straight, readying himself. Orion then leaps backwards as he somersaults forwards, rotating a full 450 degrees before landing with a body splash across his opponent's torso. Takuya Sugi's Lightning Strike.
     
     • Focus: Torso
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 4

• Starr, Shadow
  1. Grim Reaper: Shadow whips his opponent into the corner, striking them to stun them briefly as he hoists them up onto the middle rope, facing away from the ring. He then steps out onto the apron and climbs up to the top turnbuckle, placing his opponent's head between his thighs as he wraps his arms around their waist in a reverse rear waistlock. Starr then lifts his opponent up as he leaps forward, swinging them up so that their back is parallel to the ring mat, and falls to a seated position, slamming his opponent back-first to the canvas. Mike Awesome's Avalanche Sit-Out Awesome Bomb.
     
     • Focus: Back
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 3
       
  2. End Game: Shadow doubles his opponent over, placing their head between his thighs, and then hooks his arms around his opponent's to lock them in a standing butterfly hold. He then lifts his opponent up vertically, pausing momentarily, before shoving them forward as he drops to a seated position, sending his opponent face-first into the canvas. Michelle McCool's Wings of Love.
     
     • Focus: Face
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1
       
  3. Shadow Slam: Starr drops to all-four's as his opponent lies prone on the mat, readying himself. As they stir, his eyes grow wider with anticipation. Once they rise to their feet, Shadow charges, leaping beyond them as they turn to face him, and reaches up around the back of their neck as they hold their jaw, dropping to the mat as he slams the back of his opponent's head to the canvas. An inverted version of Randy Orton's Hunting RKO.
     
     • Focus: Head, Neck
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1

• Stone, Matt
  1. C-c-c-c-combo Breaker!: Matt charges his standing, dazed opponent, and then leaps up, bringing both of his knees up to their jaw as he grabs ahold of the back of their head with his hands. Stone then falls onto his back on the mat, the shockwave sending both of his knees directly into his opponent's jaw. Chris Jericho's Codebreaker.
     
     • Focus: Face
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 1

• Stone, Viktor "The Beast"
  1. Body Bag, Bitches: Viktor comes up behind his opponent, reaching around their shoulder and wrapping his closer arm around their throat, locking them into an inverted front facelock. Using his free arm, he wraps up their closer arm, locking his hands behind their back to cinch in a Dragon Sleeper. Stone then leaps up and falls back, driving his knees into the opponent's lower back upon landing. Tatsumi Fujinami's Dragon Sleeper turned into Roderick Strong's Lungblower.
     
     • Focus: Back, Neck
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 1
       
  2. CT Transit: With the opponent lying face-down on the mat, Viktor turns so that his back to theirs, grabbing their ankles and tucking them under his arms as he backs up, forcing them into an elevated Boston Crab. He then reaches down as he crouches, wrapping his arms around his opponent's waist, putting all of the torque onto his opponent's neck. Bryan Danielson's Waistlock Boston Crab.
     
     • Focus: Neck, Back, Legs
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  3. Why So Serious: With the opponent lying face-down on the mat, Stone walks over to their feet, facing them. He then places their left ankle behind their right knee and steps between their legs with his right foot, locking their right foot around his right leg in an Indian Deathlock. Viktor then leans forward, grabbing ahold of both of his opponent's wrists, and pulls back on their arms in a Surfboard Stretch for a few moments before placing his left foot against the back of their skull. In a heartbeat, Stone then releases their arms and shoves his foot down, smashing them face-first into the canvas. Cheerleader Melissa's Curb Stomp.
     
     • Focus: Head, Arms, Legs
       
     • Gain: 5
       
     • Loss: 2

• Sullivan, "The Viper" Hunter
  1. Texas Cloverleaf: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, facing up, Hunter goes over to their legs, grabbing each by the ankle. He then crosses the opponent's right leg so that their right ankle is tucked behind their left knee, and wraps his arm over their left shin. Sullivan then reaches his left arm between their crossed legs, and links his hands over their left thigh before turning them over onto their stomach, crouching down on his haunches as he wrenches back on the hold. Dean Malenko's Texas Cloverleaf.
     
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  2. Gorilla Clutch: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, face-down, Hunter grabs their legs, each one by the ankle. He then crosses the opponent's right leg so that their right ankle is tucked behind their left knee, and slides his right arm between their legs, grabbing ahold of their left shin. Sullivan then wraps his left arm around the side of their left leg, locking his hands together, and stands up straight, forcing the opponent's left leg down over the right ankle, hyper-extending their left knee. Shuji Kondo's Gorilla Clutch.
     
     • Focus: Leg
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  3. Viper Snap: As the opponent stands, dazed, Hunter charges, diving feet-first towards them with his closer leg extended straight and his further one bent at the knee. He then connects with the sole of his boot against his opponent's head, knocking them down with a vicious force. Roderick Strong's Sick Kick.
     
     • Focus: Head
       
     • Gain: 4
       
     • Loss: 1

• Sunderland, James
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