"The Arms Collector" Marcus Mancuso Strategy

Trademark: Kimura - follow the link for description, or click here for a picture

Trademark: Bicep Slicer - follow the link for description, or click here for a picture

Trademark: Omoplata - follow the link for description, or click here for a picture

Trademark: Americana - follow the link for description, or click here for a picture

All variations of the suplex (standing, belly-to-belly, German, Sambo, etc)

All generic pro wrestling moves (ie body slam, drop kick, ddt, piledriver, etc)

All Traditional Pro Wrestling submission moves (ie Sleeper, Full Nelson, Figure Four etc)

Armbar - follow link for description or click here for a picture

Flying Armbar - follow link for description, or click here for a picture.

(The lights dim and the WWAtron starts to flicker with life as it beams out various xray pictures of broken arms.)

Trudeau: Ladies and Gentlemen, from Des Moines, Iowa. The Arms Collector! MARCUS MANCUSO!!

Can you read between the lines?
Or are you stuck in black and white?
Hope I'm on the list of people that you hate
It's time you met the monster you've helped breate!

(Mancuso emerges from behind the curtain as "Meet the Monster" by Five Finger Death Punch blares out from the house PA, wearing a sponsorship shirt and hat, bouncing from one foot to the other as a hoard of cornermen, all wearing "Team Mancuso" shirts emerge behind him.)

Crowd: Man-Cu-So!
Man-Cu-So!

(Marcus turns and slaps hands with his entourage and starts walking down the ramp towards the ring. Without hesitation, he slides into the ring and yanks his shirt and hat off, tossing them into the crowd.)

Marcus is very strategic. Nearly his entire arsenal is aimed for two outcomes; 1) Get his opponent on the ground, and 2) and make him tap. Marcus isn\\\'t a sadistic man and is fully aware that his training and knowledge of joint manipulation of the arm is capable of breaking and irrepairably damaging his opponents arm, so his is cautious enough to apply enough pressure to secure the win, not severely damage his opponet.

He is well versed with traditional pro wrestling moves like the body slam, drop kick, etc, but truly favors suplexes as his moves of choice, and as soon as he grounds his opponent, he instantly starts going for the arms, either weakening them with strikes or weaker submissions, or going for the kill with one of his signature submissions.

He is brutal enough to win. Fierce enough to make the fans love him. And disciplined enough to know when to let go.