In wrestling Yoshihiro Tajiri

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tajiri performing tarantula on wataru sakata.



tajiri performing camel clutch on rené duprée.



tajiri performing roll-up on lance cade.



finishing moves

brainbuster – ecw
buzzsaw kick (high speed roundhouse kick head of seated, kneeling or rising opponent)


signature moves

dragon suplex
flip-over ddt, powerbomb counter
green mist
handspring elbow
multiple kick variations
octopus hold
shining wizard
springboard moonsault outside of ring
tarantula (rope-hung boston crab) – innovated


managers

cyrus
william regal
the sinister minister
torrie wilson
jack victory
akio
sakoda
steve corino
banzai chie


nicknames

japanese buzzsaw
hustle buzzsaw


entrance themes

smack bitch prodigy (ecw)
got wicked cold & dale oliver (tna/wrestle-1)
t.i.w. harry slash & slashtones (ecw)
sinister music boner (ecw; used while part of unholy alliance)
imperial city jesus mercedes extreme music library (wwf/e; 2001–02)
green mist jim johnston (wwe/njpw/hustle/smash/wnc/independent circuit)
blut im auge (acoustic version - sagas) equilibrium (ajpw; 2017)



wrestlers trained

hiroki murase
jiro kuroshio
josh o brien
kaho kobayashi
koharu hinata
koji doi
kushida
lin byron
makoto
masaya takahashi
minoru fujita
mitoshichi shinose
rionne fujiwara
syuri
yoshihiro horaguchi
yusuke kodama




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^ wwe: uncaged (jim johnston) . itunes. retrieved december 16, 2016. 
^ http://www.cagematch.net/?id=2&nr=54&page=14
^ week in wrestling: dean ambrose’s time shine; yujiro kushida - sports illustrated






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