Chris Kanyon - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

  • As Kanyon
    • Finishing moves
      • I'm Better Than You / Flatliner (Leg-hook lifting reverse STO) – innovated
      • Kanyon Kutter (Three-quarter facelock bulldog) – parodied from Diamond Dallas Page
    • Signature moves
      • Backbreaker rack dropped into a neckbreaker
      • Diving leg drop, sometimes to the back of the opponent's head
      • Scream Machine (Electric chair facebuster)
      • Inverted sitout side powerslam
      • Moonsault
      • Russian legsweep, sometimes from the second rope
      • Sitout double leg slam
      • Superkick
      • Swinging cradle suplex
      • Swinging neckbreaker
  • As Mortis
    • Finishing moves
      • Flatliner (Super Samoan drop or Leg-hook reverse STO)
    • Signature moves
      • Diving leg drop, sometimes to the back of the opponent's head
      • Inverted sitout side powerslam
      • Moonsault
      • Octopus stretch
      • Scissors kick
      • Superkick
  • With Wrath or Raven
    • Powerbomb / Neckbreaker combination
  • With Diamond Dallas Page
    • Belly to back suplex (DDP) / Neckbreaker (Kanyon) combination – WWE
    • Russian legsweep (Kanyon) followed by an elbow drop (DDP) with theatrics
  • Managers
    • Baby
    • J. Biggs
    • Chameleon
    • Jackie Gayda
    • James Vandenberg
  • Nicknames
    • "The Innovator of Offense"
    • "Positively" Kanyon
    • Chris "Champagne" Kanyon
    • "The InVasion's / The Alliance's MVP"

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