Trent Beretta Finisher

Last Modified May 24, 2024 10:34 GMT
Trent Beretta in AEW
Trent Beretta in AEW

Trent Beretta is an American professional wrestler currently performing for All Elite Wrestling. He was born on March 30, 1987, in Mount Sinai, New York, USA, and his real name is Gregory Marasciulo. He made his professional wrestling debut in 2004 at the age of 17 and joined WWE in 2007, where he worked for around six years.

Besides WWE, Beretta is known for his work in promotions such as Pro Wrestling Guerilla, TNA Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Ring of Honor, and now All Elite Wrestling. He has also made a name for himself wrestling on the independent circuit. Beretta has most famously won the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship four times, the NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship, and the FCW Florida Tag Team Championship twice.

What Finisher Does Trent Beretta Use?

Trent Beretta in AEW
Trent Beretta in AEW

Trent Beretta currently uses either the Gobstopper or Dudebuster as his finishing move. Gobstopper is a devastating knee strike to the opponent’s face while Dudebuster is an equally dangerous back-to-belly piledriver. He previously used the Dudebuster DDT as his finisher.

Gobstopper/Sexy Chucky Knee (2009-Present)

This is a simple yet effective running high knee strike. Trent builds momentum with a running start and connects with a powerful knee to his opponent's face or chest.

Dudebuster/Crunchie (2013-Present)

This is Trent's signature maneuver. It's a devastating cradle back-to-belly piledriver. He lifts his opponent into a position where their back is against his stomach, hooks their legs under his arms, and then drives them down to the mat in a way that lands them directly on their neck or back of the head. To add impact, Trent often follows up with a double foot stomp while holding the opponent pinned.

Dudebuster DDT (2008-2013)

This was a former finisher that Trent has since retired. It involved him lifting his opponent in a fireman's carry position and then transitioning into a twisting DDT (standing neckbreaker).

What is the theme song of Trent Beretta?

In AEW, Trent Beretta used “Best Friends” by Mikey Rukus as his theme song until April 2024. Trent Beretta and Chuck Taylor have been partners since they wrestled in Pro Wrestling Guerilla in 2014. Their team was known as Best Friends. The two stars entered the AEW scene together in 2019 and their theme song was Best Friends by Mikey Rukus.

In April 2024, Trent Beretta turned on Chuck Taylor and dropped Best Friends as his theme song. He has not entered the ring to a new theme song since then. Before joining AEW, Beretta used a few other theme songs as a singles and tag team wrestler.

Trent Beretta Theme Song History

Theme Song

Artist

Used From

To

Best Friends

Mikey Rukus

February 2019

April 2024

Lunatic

Yonosuke Kitamura

March 2015

February 2019

RPG Vice Theme

[Q]Brick

March 2015

September 2017

White Noise

KPM Music

November 2010

January 2013

Mashed Metal

Tony Clarke

December 2009

November 2010

Semisweet Symphony

Joseph Saba

February 2008

November 2009

FAQs

A. Gregory Marasciulo is the real name of Trent Beretta. 
A. Trent Beretta turned heel in April 2024. 
A. Trent Beretta is billed at 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) in AEW. 
A. Trent Beretta wrestled for the WWE from 2007 to 2013. 

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