In Wrestling
- Finishing moves
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- Air Scissors Drop (Lou Thesz press pin) – 2009–present
- Brainbuster, sometimes from the top rope
- CTB – Crash Thunder Buster (Belly to back wheelbarrow facebuster)
- Elevated DDT – Late 1980s–Early 1990s; used rarely thereafter
- Liger Bomb (Standing or a running high-angle sitout powerbomb)
- Liger Suplex (Bridging leg hook belly to back suplex)
- Shooting star press – Innovated; 1987–1997
- Signature moves
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- Asian mist – as Kishin Liger
- Fisherman buster, sometimes from the top rope
- Frankensteiner, sometimes from the top rope
- Frog splash
- Indian deathlock
- Kneeling reverse piledriver
- Moonsault
- Multiple suplex variations
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- Belly to back
- German
- Gutwrench
- Rolling Koppu Kick (Rolling wheel kick)
- Senton bomb
- Shotei (Palm thrust)
- Surfboard
- Managers
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- Sonny Onoo
- Entrance themes
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- New Japan Pro Wrestling
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- "Moodido (The Match)" by Toto (1984–1986)
- "Gotta Fly Now" by DeEtta Little (1987–1988)
- "Ikari no Jushin" by Yumi Hiroki (1989–present)
- "Kiseki no Jushin" by Yumi Hiroki (1989)
- World Championship Wrestling
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- "War Lords" (1991–1992)
- "Rock Machine" (when teaming with Brian Pillman, 1992)
- "Way Of The Dragon" (1995–1996)
- "Pacific Zone" (1999)
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