Trendkiller Strategy

Trademark: Chokehold From Hell (Rear naked choke)
Trademark: And Stay Down! (Running inverted double chickenwing powerslam modified to spike the opponent on their head.)

Submissions
Elevated Boston Crab
Texas Cloverleaf
Indian Deathlock
Elevated Camel Clutch
Fujiwara Armbar
Jiujitsu Armbar
Jiujitsu Kneebar
Kimura keylock
Guillotine choke

Takedowns, suplexes & slams
Northern Lights Suplex
Gorilla Press into Samoan Drop
Fallaway Slam
Belly-to-belly Suplex
German Suplex
Fireman's Carry takedown
Double-leg Overhead takedown
Alabama Slam
STO

Power moves
Tilt-a-whirl Backbreaker
Tilt-a-whirl Inverted Atomic Drop
Spinebuster
Spear
Elevated Neckbreaker
Double knee Facebreaker
Sit-out Jawbreaker 

Regular attacks
Headbutt
Right hook
Knee drop
Snap Elbow drop
Punt to the ribs
Clothesline Lariat
Shoulder charge
Thrust kick 

Primary finisher: Southern Comfort
Description: A sit-out Last Ride.

Secondary finisher: (The) Death Rattle
Description: A superkick.

Submission finisher: Five Minutes Alone
Description: It starts with an Indian Deathlock, but instead of going onto his back, Trendkiller leans over the opponent and pounds their face in until they tap out.

Southern Comfort is the "posing" finisher, which Trendkiller utilizes when he has some time to set it up, or when the opponent is conveniently seating himself on Trendkiller's shoulders.

Death Rattle, on the other hand, is the kind of finisher that is hit out of nowhere, as a counter or as a no-setup move; a 355 pound superkick is no kidding matter - it'll literally take people out of their boots.

Five Minutes Alone, is a finisher that Trendkiller usually goes to when he's taken a lot of his opponent's offense. He wants payback and he wants it to be painful. 

(A smattering of drums play prelude to \\\"Blacklist\\\" by Exodus, launching straight into the chorus as the crowd gets on their feet, blowing the roof away with their insane hatred for Trendkiller. The words THE GREAT SOUTHERN KILLER OF TRENDS appear on the WWATron, quickly followed by TRENDKILLER and then, after a flash-by of an upper-body picture of the big, bald badass, the words HE WILL HURT YOU. The curtain hanging in front of the entrance splits and slides to the sides, revealing the silhouette of Trendkiller, the gargantuan man backlit by a flickering strobe.)

You better start runnin\\\'
\\\'Cause you know that I\\\'m comin\\\'
Cocked and loaded and I never miss
I\\\'m onto your game
And I\\\'m layin\\\' the blame
And I\\\'m addin\\\' your name to my blacklist

(Trendkiller steps out of the strobe and is immediately lit by twin spotlights that wash over his frame, all other lights dimmed. Sneering, the big man wraps the WWA Championship around both hands and then raises the title belt high above his head, causing the boos to multiply tenfold, the jeering crowd reaching a boiling point.)

Trudeau: Ladies and gentlemen, here is the WWA Champion ... The great southern killer of trends -TREEEEEEENDKIIIIIILLEEEEERRR!

You should\\\'ve thought twice
\\\'Cause you\\\'re playin\\\' with your life
You must have some sort of death wish
I haven\\\'t any doubt
That your time has run out
\\\'Cause I\\\'ve added your name
To my blacklist 

(Ignoring the crowd, Trendkiller lowers the title and walks down to the ring, unclasping the strap and placing the championship across his shoulder. He reaches ringside and steps onto the apron and then over the top-rope into the ring. The crowd still boo like mad, but Trendkiller is deaf to their jeers as he ascends the turnbuckles and raises the title with one arm, staring blankly into the crowd for a moment, before dropping down and handling the WWA Championship belt to the referee.)

Trendkiller usually focuses on his power game, trying to wear down the opponent\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s bodypart of choice, to deliver a backbreaker, spinebuster or neckbreaker, stunning the opponent long enough to hoist them up for Southern Comfort. If this fails, he will start working over the lower back, shoulder or knee of the opponent, with the intent of getting a submission.

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Trendkiller uses his speed and agility when executing his power moves, relying as much on technical prowess as he does on strength and fortitude. He is not your typical lumbering monster - think Goldberg and Brock Lesnar meets Chris Benoit and Bret Hart.