Wild Pegasus - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

• Finishing moves
  • Bridging dragon suplex – 1992–1998; used as a regular move from 1998–2007
  • Crippler Crossface (Arm trap crossface)
  • Diving headbutt
  • Kneeling belly to belly piledriver, sometimes from the second rope – 1989–1994; used as a regular move thereafter
  • Sharpshooter – 1998–2007
  • Wild Bomb (High speed release powerbomb), sometimes from the top rope – 1994–2002; rarely used as a regular move thereafter
• Signature moves
  • Back body drop
  • Backhand chop
  • Dragon screw
  • Forearm smash
  • Headbutt
  • Lariat
  • Multiple suplex variations
    • Belly to back
    • Bridging Northern Lights
    • Pinning/Release/Rolling German
    • Front suplex to the top rope
    • Snap
    • Super
    • Three Amigos (Triple rolling verticals) – used as a tribute to Eddie Guerrero
  • Pendulum backbreaker
  • Shoulderbreaker – 2001–2003
  • Springboard clothesline to opponent on ring apron – 1994–1998
  • Suicide dive
• With Chris Jericho
  • Double submission (Walls of Jericho with Crippler Crossface) - 2001
• Managers
  • Arn Anderson
  • Ted DiBiase (During his WWF tryout matches in 1995)
  • Shane Douglas
  • Miss Elizabeth
  • Shane McMahon
  • Terri Runnels
  • Woman
• Nicknames
  • "The Rabid Wolverine"
  • "The Crippler"
  • "The Canadian Crippler"
• Entrance themes
  • New Japan Pro Wrestling
    • "Jump (DJ Power Mix)" by Eskimo
  • Extreme Championship Wrestling
    • "Back in the Saddle" by Aerosmith
    • "Perfect Strangers" by Deep Purple
  • World Championship Wrestling
    • "Scattered"
    • "Coast"
    • "Replica B"
    • "Too Much Information"
  • World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment
    • "Shooter" by Jim Johnston (April 2, 2000–May 27, 2002)
    • "Whatever" by Our Lady Peace (June 17, 2002–June 19, 2007)