Elijah Burke - in Wrestling

In Wrestling

  • Finishing moves
    • As D'Angelo Dinero
      • DDE – D'Angelo Dinero Express (Running double high knee to the back or chest of a cornered opponent, sometimes transitioned into a sitout rear mat slam)
      • Double knee facebreaker – 2010
    • As Elijah Burke
      • Elijah Express (Running double high knee to the back or chest of a cornered opponent)
      • Elijah Experience (Arm wrench forward Russian legsweep – WWE or a sitout facebuster – OVW) – 2004–2006
      • Scissored armbar – 2006
      • STO – 2006; used as a regular move thereafter
  • Signature moves
    • 4-Up (Punching combination to the opponent's midsection followed by a high-impact uppercut)
    • Coronation (Leapfrog body guillotine) – TNA
    • Flying forearm smash
    • German suplex
    • Lifting sitout spinebuster
    • Outer Limitz Elbow (Turnbuckle handstand transitioned into a diving elbow drop)
    • Pimp Slap (Backhand slap to the opponent's face) – TNA
  • Nicknames
    • "The Silver Tongued Pugilist"
    • "The Paragon of Virtue"
    • "The Black Pope"
    • "The Guiding Light"
    • "Your Host of Hosts"
    • "The Pope"
  • Entrance themes
    • "Don't Waste My Time" by Jim Johnston (WWE; 2007–2008)
    • "Catholi-Funk" by Dale Oliver (TNA; August 16, 2009–present)

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