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• Zout, "King of the World" Mark
  1. MarkOut: Mark faces his standing oppponent and ducks down, grabbing their left leg with his left arm behind the knee as he lifts them up onto his shoulder, quickly shifting them over so that his right arm is hooked around the back of their head in a fireman's carry. Zout then swings his body in a counter-clockwise motion, releasing his opponent's legs to have them swing behind him as he quickly places his left hand on the back of their head, dropping back-first to the mat as the shock of his landing sends his bicep up into his opponent's throat. Jerry Lynn's TKO.
     
     • Focus: Throat
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  2. Pacific Plunge: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, facing upwards, Mark ascends to the top rope, facing the ring. He then stands up straight, steadying himself, and leaps forward, swan-diving towards his downed opponent. He then quickly tucks his head down and flips his body over in a 180-degree rotation, landing with his back across his opponent's torso. Jeff Hardy's Swanton Bomb.
     
     • Focus: Torso
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  3. Puget Sound of Pain: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, facing upwards, Zout lifts their left leg by the ankle, stepping over it with his own left leg to wrap it around his right leg, as if he were going to go for a Figure 4 Leglock. He then tucks their left foot under their right knee, lifting his opponent's legs briefly to tuck their right foot in front of his own right foot, and then falls back to the mat, stretching out his opponent's right knee and ankle. Chris Benoit's Indian Deathlock.
     
     • Focus: Knee, Ankle
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2

• Zout, "The Powerhouse" Ray
  1. PhD (Powerhouse Drop): Ray faces his standing oppponent and ducks down, grabbing their left leg with his left arm behind the knee as he lifts them up onto his shoulder, quickly shifting them over so that his right arm is hooked around the back of their head in a fireman's carry. Zout then swings his body in a counter-clockwise motion, releasing his opponent's legs to have them swing behind him as he quickly places his left hand on the back of their head, dropping back-first to the mat as the shock of his landing sends his bicep up into his opponent's throat. Jerry Lynn's TKO.
     
     • Focus: Throat
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  2. Pacific Plunge: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, facing upwards, Ray ascends to the top rope, facing the ring. He then stands up straight, steadying himself, and leaps forward, swan-diving towards his downed opponent. He then quickly tucks his head down and flips his body over in a 180-degree rotation, landing with his back across his opponent's torso. Jeff Hardy's Swanton Bomb.
     
     • Focus: Torso
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2
       
  3. Indian Deathlock: With the opponent lying prone on the mat, facing upwards, Zout lifts their left leg by the ankle, stepping over it with his own left leg to wrap it around his right leg, as if he were going to go for a Figure 4 Leglock. He then tucks their left foot under their right knee, lifting his opponent's legs briefly to tuck their right foot in front of his own right foot, and then falls back to the mat, stretching out his opponent's right knee and ankle. Chris Benoit's Indian Deathlock.
     
     • Focus: Knee, Ankle
       
     • Gain: 3
       
     • Loss: 2