Canadian Destroyer - Revision history

BlackLesnar at 15:16, 10 June 2026

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	The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. Alternatively, it's referred to as a "Destroyer" with different qualifiers attached (e.g. African Destroyer, Egyptian Destroyer, and eventually '''Mexican Destroyer''' via [[Pentagon Jr.]]). [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa''' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].		The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. Alternatively, it's referred to as a "Destroyer" with different qualifiers attached (e.g. African Destroyer, Egyptian Destroyer, and eventually '''Mexican Destroyer''' via [[Pentagon Jr.]]). [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa''' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].

			[[Volador Jr.]] frequently uses this move, but also tweaked it into a match-finishing version all of his own named the [[Volador Spiral]]. One that (naturally for a tecnico) looks more elegant, but also adds more logic to the physics.

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BlackLesnar at 22:06, 19 May 2026

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	The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler [[Petey Williams]], as he's the person most associated with the move (though according to Williams himself, he's seen evidence of Amazing Red performing it earlier as a variant to a [[Sunset Flip Power Bomb\|Code Red]]). It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal ~~maneuver~~ in lucha libre matches.		The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler [[Petey Williams]], as he's the person most associated with the move (though according to Williams himself, he's seen evidence of Amazing Red performing it earlier as a variant to a [[Sunset Flip Power Bomb\|Code Red]]). It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuverer in lucha libre matches. Probably because it looks skilful & thus inherently tecnico (in accordance with the rule-of-cool).
	[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]		[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]
	The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa'' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].		The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. Alternatively, it's referred to as a "Destroyer" with different qualifiers attached (e.g. African Destroyer, Egyptian Destroyer, and eventually '''Mexican Destroyer''' via [[Pentagon Jr.]]). [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa''' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].

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Chombi at 01:32, 16 May 2022

2022-05-16T01:32:31Z

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	The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler [[Petey Williams]], as he's the person most associated with the move (though according to Williams himself, he's seen evidence of [[Amazing Red]] performing it earlier as a variant to a [[Sunset Flip Power Bomb\|Code Red]]). It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.		The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler [[Petey Williams]], as he's the person most associated with the move (though according to Williams himself, he's seen evidence of Amazing Red performing it earlier as a variant to a [[Sunset Flip Power Bomb\|Code Red]]). It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.
	[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]		[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]
	The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa'' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].		The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa'' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].

Chombi at 01:31, 16 May 2022

2022-05-16T01:31:54Z

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	The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler [[Petey Williams]], as he's the person most associated with the move. It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.		The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler [[Petey Williams]], as he's the person most associated with the move (though according to Williams himself, he's seen evidence of [[Amazing Red]] performing it earlier as a variant to a [[Sunset Flip Power Bomb\|Code Red]]). It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.
	[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]		[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]
	The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa'' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].		The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa'' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].

Mkpunk516 at 15:39, 24 May 2011

2011-05-24T15:39:42Z

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	The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler Petey Williams, as he's the person most associated with the move. It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.		The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler [[Petey Williams]], as he's the person most associated with the move. It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.
	[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]		[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]
	The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa'' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].		The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa'' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].

Thecubsfan at 01:09, 5 May 2010

2010-05-05T01:09:44Z

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Thecubsfan at 01:08, 5 May 2010

2010-05-05T01:08:55Z

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	The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler Petey Williams, as he's the person most associated with the move. It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.		The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler Petey Williams, as he's the person most associated with the move. It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.
			[[Image:Darketa.jpg\|left\|[[Ozz]], using La Darketa\|150px\|thumb]]
			The name only makes sense with Williams, but it's stuck as the generic idea for lack of a better idea. [[Ozz]] has dubbed this move '''La Darketa'' when using it as a finish. [[Teddy Hart]] used a double underhook version of this move while in [[AAA]].

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Nkhan at 01:02, 18 September 2006

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			The Canadian Destroyer is a flip piledriver-like maneuver. The name comes from Canadian and [[TNA]] wrestler Petey Williams, as he's the person most associated with the move. It's clearly a piledriver variant, but has usually been ruled as a legal maneuver in lucha libre matches.

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Robert at 00:06, 18 September 2006

2006-09-18T00:06:11Z

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