In Wrestling
- Finishing moves
- As T.J. Perkins / TJP
- 520° corkscrew springboard tornado DDT
- 86er (Diving high knee)
- Detonation Kick (Fireman's carry dropped into an overhead kick)
- Figure Four Deathlock (Leglock cloverleaf)
- Mega Buster (Jumping hangman's neckbreaker)
- Skull Crusher (Kneeling reverse piledriver)
- As Puma
- 520° corkscrew springboard tornado DDT
- Figure Four Deathlock (Leglock cloverleaf)
- Puma Suplex (Bridging tiger suplex)
- As T.J. Perkins / TJP
- Signature moves
- Brainbuster
- Flying armbar
- Jumping neckbreaker
- Senton bomb
- Tiger suplex
- Tornado DDT
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