Wrestling
Quinlan has employed professional wrestling managers Miss IIXtreme, Rocky Raymond, and Peter Karalekas, and has used the nickname "The Irish Bad Boy" (as Shane O'Kane). His entrance themes inlcude "Trip Like I Do" by The Crystal Method and "Shoots and Ladders" by Korn (Bagpipes Intro as Shane O'Kane).
Quinlan's finishing moves include Reverse Neckbreaker and The Spiked Irish Kaning. His favorite moves are: Atomic drop, Axe handle, Backhand chop, Belly to belly suplex, Big boot, Dropkick, Elevated boston crab, Forearm smash, Headbutt, Hip toss, Knee drop, Missile dropkick, Running leg drop, Single leg running dropkick, Side slam, Sidewalk slam, Standing or a running swinging neckbreaker, Superkick, and Swinging knee strike.
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