Brian Adams (wrestler) - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

  • Finishing moves
    • Chokeslam – WCW
    • Cranium Crush / Kona Clutch (Two-handed clawhold) – 1992–1994
    • Heart punch – 1994–1997
  • Signature moves
    • Backbreaker
    • Bearhug
    • Bow and arrow hold
    • Cuts Like a Knife (Full nelson slam)
    • Dropkick
    • Fireman's carry DDT
    • Flying shoulder block
    • Gorilla press into either a gutbuster or a slam
    • Headbutt
    • Inverted atomic drop
    • Multiple suplex variations
      • Delayed
      • Super
      • Ura-nage
      • Vertical
    • Piledriver
    • Superkick
    • Tour of the Islands (Tilt-a-whirl into either a backbreaker or a mat slam)
  • With Ax or Smash
    • Demolition Decapitation (Backbreaker hold / Diving elbow drop combination)
  • With Bryan Clark
    • High Times (Double chokeslam)
    • Total Meltdown (Powerbomb (Clark) / Diving clothesline (Adams) combination)
  • Managers
    • Paul Ellering
    • Mr. Fuji
    • Clarence Mason
    • Steven Richards
    • Vincent
  • Nicknames
    • "Big" Bryan Adams (PNW)
    • "B.A." Brian Adams
    • The Original Hawaiian Punch
  • Entrance themes
    • "Demolition Daze" by Jimmy Hart, J.J.Maguire, and Rick Derringer (WWF; 1990)
    • "Demolition" (3rd Theme) by Jim Johnston (WWF; 1990-91)
    • "Crush" by Jim Johnston (WWF; 1992-93)
    • "Crush" (2nd Theme) by Jim Johnston (WWF; 1993-95)
    • "Jailbird" by Jim Johnston (WWF; 1996)
    • "Nation of Domination" by Jim Johnston (WWF; used while part of the Nation of Domination; 1996–1997)
    • "Disciples of Apocalypse" by Jim Johnston (WWF; 1997)
    • "Rockhouse" by J.Hart and Howard Helm (WCW; used while a part of the New World Order; 1998–1999)
    • "God of Thunder" by KISS (8/30/1999)
    • "KroniK" by Jimmy Hart & Howard Helm (2000-01)

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