Zoey Serrano Reveals The Origins Of Her Z-360 Finisher

Zoey Serrano reveals how she came up with her Z-360 finishing move, and who helped her perfect the move in training.

Serrano is a professional wrestler with a popular finishing move, in which she hits her Z-360 which fears her flipping her opponents into a knee to the head. Now, she has revealed how she came up with the move.

While speaking to The Wrestling Classic in a new interview, Zoey Serrano revealed the origins of her finishing move and who helped her perfect it.

“My friend, Matt Vandegriff, he’s a wrestler here in Las Vegas, Nevada, and he is super innovative and he knows how to do all the flips and tricks and everything else, and I knew I just wanted something different, and he, I got to give him all the credit because he pretty much came up with the idea. Because at first it started off with me like cradling the person and then trying to flip them. But then I was like, I was throwing out my back almost just because it’s like, there’s no hope, you know, like they can’t base, they can’t do anything. It’s all on me at that point. So he like just came up with the idea of like, maybe they’re just standing and you just base them for normal, like moonsault into the knee, and when we tried it on him, it worked perfectly and he took it so well. I was like, I think that that’s it. That’s my move.”

Elsewhere in the same interview, Zoey spoke about who she wants to face in TNA. You can read more about that here.

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