A.J. Styles
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Finishing moves
Calf Crusher[323] (WWE) Calf Killer[186][324] (NJPW/TNA/W-1) (Calf slicer)[325][326] – 2013–nay
Figure-four leglock[327][328] – 2009–2010; adopted from Ric Flair
Flying armbar[329][330][331] – 2008–2009
Frog splash[332] – 2003–2006
Phenomenal Forearm[333] (Springboard forearm smash)[334][335][336][337] – 2016–nay; used as a signature move 1998–2016
Spiral Tap[338] (Corkscrew senton bomb)[339]
Styles Clash[7] (Belly-to-back inverted mat slam,[340] sometimes from the second rope)[172][334] – 2002–nay
Superman (Springboard 450° splash)[4] – used as a signature move from 2016–nay
Signature moves
Brainbuster,[4][334] sometimes onto the ring apron[341]
Discus clothesline[4][334][342]
Diving knee drop[335][342]
Fireman's carry facebuster[343][344]
Frankensteiner,[335] sometimes inverted[335] or preceded by a kip-up[335]
Hollow Point (Kneeling ganso bomb)[345][346][347] – 2014–2015
Multiple DDT variations
Bloody Sunday (Lifting single underhook)[219][348] – 2014–2016; adopted from Prince Devitt[225]
Cliffhanger (Crucifix powerbomb hold dropped into a sitout)[334]
Phenomenon[4][334][339]/Stylin' DDT[349] (Springboard moonsault onto a standing opponent transitioned into an inverted)[334][335][339]
Tornado[350][351]
Multiple kick variations
Drop,[4][352] sometimes from the top rope[350]
Enzuigiri[4][334]
Pelé Kick[334][335] (Backflip)[342][353]
Spin[339]
Super[334]
Multiple suplex variations
Snap,[354] sometimes into the turnbuckles[355]
Starmaker[4] (High-angle belly-to-back)
Styles Suplex Special[4] (German followed by a sitout belly-to-back facebuster)[334]
Vertical lifted and dropped into a neckbreaker slam[4]
Muta Lock[4][334][335][339]
Over the shoulder back-to-belly piledriver[4]
Rack Bomb[356] (Backbreaker rack dropped into a powerbomb)[334][339]
Running swinging neckbreaker[4]
Shooting Styles Press[321] (Springboard shooting star plancha)[357][358] – 2001–2005; used rarely thereafter
Sliding forearm smash[359][360][361]
Spine Breaker (Backbreaker followed by a gutbuster)[4][335]
Stylin' Crab[4] (Modified Boston crab) – 2001–2002
Ushigoroshi[362] (Fireman's carry neckbreaker)[363][364][365][366] – name adopted from Hirooki Goto
With Air Paris
Double-team signature moves
Atomic drop (Styles) and jumping hook kick (Paris) combination[350]
Catching hip toss dropped into a double powerbomb[340]
With Christopher Daniels
Double-team finishing moves
Best Moonsault Ever (Daniels) followed by a frog splash (Styles) or vice versa[321]
With Tomko
Double-team finishing moves
Tornado-Plex[367] (Aided snap swinging neckbreaker)
Managers
Alexis Laree[368]
Jeff G. Bailey[369]
Jimmy Hart[4]
Mick Foley[4]
Mortimer Plumtree[370]
Ric Flair[99]
Sting[4]
Trinity[371]
Vince Russo[372]
Nicknames
"The Champ That Runs the Camp" (WWE; as WWE World Champion)[373]
"The Georgia Pitbull" (WWE)[374]
"The Lone Wolf" (TNA)[375]
"Mr. TNA" (TNA)[8]
"The Face That Runs the Place" (WWE)[376]
"The New Nature Boy" (TNA)[377]
"The Phenomenal (One)"[378]
"Prince" (TNA)[379]
"The Prince of Phenomenal" (TNA)[380]
"Stylin' and Profilin'" (TNA)[381]
Entrance themes
Ring of Honor
"Also sprach Zarathustra" by Richard Strauss[382]
"Touched" by VAST[382]
"Wherever I May Roam" by Metallica[382]
"DemiGods (Edit)" by LabRats featuring Slim J[382]
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
"I Am" by Dale Oliver (2003–2006)[382]
"I Am" (Remix) by Dale Oliver (2006–2009)[citation needed]
"Get Ready to Fly" by GRITS (2009–2014)[383]
"Fortune 4" by Dale Oliver (used while a part of Fortune)[384]
"I Am, I Am" (A.J. Styles '11 Remix) by Dale Oliver (2011)[385]
"Evil Ways" (Justice Mix) by Blues Saraceno (ngày 2 tháng 6 năm 2013 – January 2014)[386]
New Japan Pro Wrestling
"Shot'Em" by [Q]Brick (used while a part of Bullet Club)[387]
"Styles Clash" by Yonosuke Kitamura[388][389]
WWE
"Phenomenal" by CFO$ (ngày 24 tháng 1 năm 2016 – present)[390]