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Axel Dieter

Here is a great link to all the bios of every one that appeared in Japan. It is absoluley amazing. He also covers every move by actually showing pictures if you dig around his site.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&u=http://www.showapuroresu.com/meikan/a.htm&prev=search
I also found a nice page that has the results of every tournament in Austria that really helps.

Well, that's really interesting that you found out how he finished matches on his japanese tours. I've only seen his european matches from 1980, 81 and 86 and a few others here and there, so maybe he changed his style up depending on the country.

Also it's the running CROSS chop - not the blazing chop. Thank you.

Did some updating, let me know what you think. During my european project all I had were results from Japan and one person from the Fire Pro Arena helping me make the edits. It was quite the task. Anthing you know that needs to be added let me know.

Awesome I will do some tinkering. I have only found a few of his matches over the years. The only notes I had were from Japan where he had listed a powerbomb, backbreaker and backdrop.

I've seen a lot of his matches, and this moveset is slightly inaccurate:

1. He really needs the "Running Cross Chop" - it was a signature move he did a lot, and the move is still called "Axel Dieter Schlag" in germany.
2. He liked to do the Bulldogging Headlock, and Big Boot (to irish whipped opponent). He also liked to throw punches to the body and do the Coconut Crush.
3. He was famous for his bleeding, so maybe he deserves that special skill.
4. He liked to do a submission hold that was basically a Full Nelson with the legs. He used it to win his biggest match ever, vs. Moose Morowski in 1980. Maybe the Figure 4 Necklock you gave him is supposed to be that move. His son also uses the move and calls it "Axel Dieter Special".

I don't recall seeing him use the Backdrop suplex you gave him. Then again, I've only seen his matches from the 1980s. Anways, thanks for providing all these obscure legends.