Speedball Mike Bailey On The Name Of The Move He Used To Pin Jake Doyle On AEW Dynamite: I Was Thinking Swiss Role
Speedball Mike Bailey is looking for a new name for one of his moves after he used it to pin Jake Doyle on this week's AEW Dynamite.

Speedball Mike Bailey is looking for a new name for one of his moves after he used it to pin Jake Doyle on this week’s AEW Dynamite.
On this past week’s edition of AEW Dynamite, Speedball would team with Brody King and Bandido in a trios match to take on AEW International Champion Kyle Fletcher, Jake Doyle and Brian Cage. Speedball would score the victory by pinning Jake Doyle with a cross arm rollup.
While speaking during the latest episode of his weekly vlog, Speedball Mike Bailey spoke about pinning Jake Doyle on this week’s AEW Dynamite, noting that he is looking for a new name for the move he used to defeat Doyle.
“Exactly what I was hoping for. Huge victory. Finally, getting to pin Jake Doyle in an AEW ring. Hitting that shooter knees Ultima weapon and then getting the cross arm boy, which doesn’t have a name It’s just a cross arm boy for now, but it’s it’s you know, it’s served me. Well, I think I will need to officially name it, so if you have any name suggestions, please drop them. I was thinking Swiss Roll because I stole it from Claudio Castagnoli but a great Dynamite I am very excited for Mexico City next week.”
On last week’s vlog, Speedball got Bandido’s blessing ahead of his AEW International Title challenge. You can read more about that here.
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