Jason Cashe

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Jabs, Straights. (Punches) Works them in combinations. Sloppy but effective.

Snapping Exploder Suplex (Shelton Benjamin)

Tiger Suplex (Pin and Release Versions)

Headbutts (Variety) Will knock himself dizzy at times.

Cannonball Senton. (Kevin Owens) Will use this off aprons, tables, top and middle ropes and running at opponent

'MARK OF JASON' Roaring Elbow to the Jaw. Always his right Elbow. The Bullhammer in its basic form, but it has many ways to use it and (Cashe uses it too often to be a Finisher) but it can end a match in a desperate situation. The few ways it can be used is as follows: - Pull Back/Ripcord Elbow Blast - Pop Up Elbow Strike - Superman Elbow - Stalking/Rising Opponent - Diving (2nd Rope) - Diving (Down Opponent) - Draped Opponent

"UTI" (Under The Influence) Former Finisher. Jumping back to back Neckbreaker. 90% of his success comes with this move. While not his ‘Finisher’ anymore, it can be used as both a Setup to Finish or a Finisher in itself given the right situation. A few ways he will hit this move are: - Groggy Opponent Rising - Ducking an Opponent’s Attack - Sliding off Opponent's Back - Super UTI (Opp sitting on turnbuckles) - After a Shotgun over the ropes - Running past Opponent

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Either 'Special Move'

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See 'Mark of JASON' or 'UTI'

Northern Lights Bomb. Cashe hooks the opponent's arm behind his head, scooping them up, twisting to the side before spiking the opponent head first onto the canvas.

Bulldog Choke. With the opponent laying on their stomach. Cashe slides in at the side, applying a side headlock before yanking back, turning it into a Bulldog/Headlock Choke. (Not something to be spam attempted)

"Scrap Action Driver" (SAD)

Northern Lights Bomb. Cashe hooks the opponent's arm behind his head, scooping them up, twisting to the side before spiking the opponent head first onto the canvas.

Wrestling Style:
SCRAP ACTION
-- 2nd Cousin to Strong Style. The emphasis being more on Headbutts, Elbows and Street Boxing rather than Flying Knees and Kicks. Sloppy and often stiff grappling, the style utilizes more of a Brawler base with Spot Monkey tendencies. Looking to hurt someone or themselves in the process, suplexes, slams and attacks will often be directed to necks and heads. The extreme of it is more hands on than weapon use so moves will be done off ring aprons, into or over steel stairs and tables. The motto most followed in Scrap Action is to Lump Em and Dump Em.

Otherwise he tries to survive. By Hook or Crook, schemes plotted or walkthrough. Every match is a high to him. A drug that he fiends off of, craves.

Not opposed to cheating. Sometimes comical, sometimes worth a round of boos. Thumb to eyes, biting, pinching, squeezing nuts and nipples if it means getting out of a submission or can open up a counter. Will otherwise stick to his Style of Fighting, Scrap Action. Brawl til you fall and crawl.

Fights his fight. Regardless of the odds against him or the sure defeat that might come his way. He competes on his own merits. Growling, biting and barking with hunger for more. Very feral at times while at other times subtly shows his vulnerabilities.

Gets high the day of a show. He smokes weed but NOT on the day of a show he is booked on. The Scrap is his drug that day. He will smoke after his match but not at any point before it.

Not a biiiiig user of weapons. As violent as needed but an environmentalist. Meaning if they are at a Construction sight, he might slap someone with a brick but he wouldn't go looking for a weapon. Will stomp at mouths, back of necks, throats but unless the weapon is just there, he won't seek one. Railings, tables, steel stairs, opponents can be slammed and dropped or even thrown into those. That's environment.