Michael Mc Gillicutty - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

  • Finishing moves
    • As Curtis Axel
      • Perfect-Plex (Bridging fisherman suplex) – adopted from his father
      • Running one-armed swinging neckbreaker
      • Snap DDT 2013-present
    • As Michael McGillicutty
      • McGillicutter / Turning Heads (Running one-armed swinging neckbreaker)
    • As Joe Hennig
      • Hennig-Plex (Bridging fisherman suplex) – adopted from his father
  • Signature moves
    • Backbreaker
    • Belly to back suplex
    • Clothesline to the back of the opponent's head
    • Diving axe handle elbow drop
    • Diving crossbody
    • Dropkick
    • Rolling neck snap, sometimes from the second rope – adopted from his father
    • Saito suplex
    • Sliding clothesline
    • Snapmare driver
  • With David Otunga
    • Double team finishing moves
      • Backbreaker hold / Diving elbow drop combination
    • Double team signature moves
      • Inverted atomic drop (Otunga) / Dropkick (McGillicutty) combination
      • Running back elbow (McGillicutty) / Body avalanche (Otunga) combination to a cornered opponent
  • Managers
    • Kofi Kingston
    • CM Punk
    • Paul Heyman
  • Entrance themes
    • "We Are One" by 12 Stones (October 25, 2010–July 21, 2011; Used while a part of the Nexus)
    • "This Fire Burns" by Killswitch Engage (January 17, 2011–July 11, 2011; Used while a part of the New Nexus)
    • "Death Blow" from VideoHelper Production Library (July 22, 2011; Used while teaming with David Otunga)
    • "All About the Power" performed by S-Preme and composed by Jim Johnston (July 29, 2011–August 22, 2011; Used while teaming with David Otunga)
    • "And the Horse He Rode in On" by Reluctant Hero (October 6, 2011–May 16, 2013)
    • "Reborn" by Jim Johnston (May 20, 2013–present)

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