https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bqwt5FPcS6s
The one and only time Kenta Kobashi used the Diamond Head, on poor ole' Yoshinobu Kanemaru. Apparently this move messed Yoshinobu Kanemaru's shoulder up pret

https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/srnt5b/kenta_kobashis_ultrarare_super_finisher_even_more/
Kenta Kobashi's ultra-rare super finisher, even more rare than (and created after) the Burning Hammer: The Diamond Head ... Actually, he does. King of Colloseum II has the Diamond Head as part of Kobashi's moveset, but the animation for it is virtually the same as this clip, so nothing as to how the move is supposed to look proper.

https://atletifo.com/news/kenta-kobashi-only-used-the-diamond-head-finisher-one/
Kenta Kobashi Diamond Head. During a match against Yoshinobu Kanemaru, Kenta Kobashi invented a new version of the powerbomb, which was named the Diamond Head. Kobashi lifted Kanemaru onto his shoulder in a powerbomb position, but sat him on his right shoulder, rather than on his head. He then spun him in the air as he dropped him, leading to

https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/e6ui9z/kenta_kobashis_diamond_head_a_move_so_dangerous/
Kenta Kobashi's "Diamond Head." A move so dangerous, he never used it against Misawa or Akiyama. ... I swear every AJPW finisher is supposed to obliterate your opponents head/neck ... Reply reply ThusOne1 • IIRC people think Kobashi was suppose to catch him into a DDT but ya, they botched.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/4i1406/how_was_kenta_kobashis_diamond_head_meant_to_end/
I think it was supposed to end in some kind of DDT IIRC. 3. Richeyedwardsmsp. • 8 yr. ago. I thought it was a powerbomb into a sideslam sort of move but because he nearly killed kanemaru with it he never did it again. 3. true.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R77tD0twobw
Kenta Kobashi debuts Diamond Head Powerbomb. Over-rotation causes move to be botched.

https://medium.com/@iGuure/shifting-the-spotlight-kenta-kobashi-b18fc4e9d7ab
Let me take a brief pause to acknowledge Kobashi's 23 five star matches, a number second only to Mitsuharu Misawa. ... he invented the Diamond Head, a powerbomb lift that drops into a DDT. He

https://www.voicesofwrestling.com/2020/05/11/burning-a-guide-to-kenta-kobashis-greatness/
Kenta Kobashi is the greatest professional wrestler of all-time. He has a longer list of great matches than Ric Flair, more longevity than Genichiro Tenryu, and ultimately peaked higher than any of his Four Pillar contemporaries. On May 11, 2013, after surviving cancer, numerous surgeries, and the All Japan exodus of 2000, Kobashi hung up his boots, calling it quits twenty-five years after he

https://prowrestling.fandom.com/wiki/Kenta_Kobashi
Kenta Kobashi (March 27, 1967) is a Japanese former professional wrestler. Debuting in 1988, Kobashi worked almost solely for Japanese promotions including All Japan Pro Wrestling, Diamond Ring, New Japan Pro Wrestling and Pro Wrestling NOAH. Outside of Japanese promotions, Kobashi also worked for Ring Of Honor and World League Wrestling. After 25 years, Kobashi retired on May 11, 2013

https://tjrwrestling.net/feature/5-star-match-reviews-kenta-kobashi-vs-mitsuharu-misawa-october-31-1998-by-alex-podgorski/
The match. This match took place on Halloween - October 31, 1998. The crowd is very loud as they do ring introductions, cheering and stomping in support of two of the best wrestlers to grace God's green earth. Both get loud cheers, and Kobashi in particular looks to be in marvelous shape.

http://www.puroresucentral.com/kobashi.html
Kenta Kobashi started 2005 still as the GHC Heavyweight Championship, but lost the belt to Rikio in March. That would be the last time Kobashi's shoulders were pinned for the remainder of 2005. Mostly teaming with Go Shiozaki towards the middle of the card, the two put on excellent matches against all comers.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/j96r11/kenta_kobashi_is_possibly_best_known_for_the/
In it, the OP mentions that in an article on puroresupower.com, Kobashi claimed he would reinvent himself and specifically mentions the Diamond Head as his new super finisher. Apparently, this interview happened some time around Janurary of 2002 judging by the date of the ignboards thread, whereas Kobashi would first use the Diamond Head on

https://www.cagematch.net/?id=2&nr=360
Singles Wrestler (1988 - 2009) Tag Team Wrestler (1988 - 2013) Color Commentator Trainer (1992 - 2013) On-Air Official (2021 - today)

https://tjrwrestling.net/feature/5-star-match-reviews-mitsuharu-misawa-vs-kenta-kobashi-june-11-1999-by-alex-podgorski/
The match. This match took place on June 11, 1999. The bell rings and the crowd is very loud for this next encounter between these two legends. They lock up and Kobashi immediately locks in a cross armbreaker to weaken Misawa's elbows. Misawa reaches the ropes and escapes the ring.

https://tjrwrestling.net/feature/almost-5-star-match-reviews-kenta-kobashi-and-go-shiozaki-vs-kensuke-sasaki-and-katsuhiko-nakajima-noah-11-05-05-by-alex-podgorski/
But instead of chops, Nakajima fires with kicks to the chest. Twenty in a row. He whips Kobashi into another corner and lands a running dropkick. Then he goes for a standing one, no, Kobashi literally swats him away with a chop. Kobashi applies a Texas Cloverleaf. Sasaki comes in and kicks Kobashi in the head. But Kobashi doesn't break the move.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/5waq5x/scs_wrestler_of_the_week_69_kenta_kobashi/
Kenta Kobashi. Height: 6 ft. 1 in. Weight: 254 lbs. From: Fukuchiyama, Kyoto, Japan Trained by: Dory Funk Jr., Giant Baba, Kazuharu Sonoda & Masanobu Fuchi Finishing Move: Burning Hammer, Burning Lariat, Diamond Head, Orange Crush Notable Championships & Accomplishments: 3 time (AJPW) Triple Crown Heavyweight Champion, 4 time (AJPW) All Asia Tag Team Champion (with Tiger Mask II, Johnny Ace

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https://tjrwrestling.net/feature/5-star-kenta-kobashi-return-from-cancer/
The match. This match originally took place on December 2nd, 2007. It was rated ****1/4 out of five by the Wrestling Observer's Dave Meltze r and with this match Kobashi earned a special 'Comeback Award' for 2007 from Tokyo Sports and the 'Fighting Spirit Award' for 2007 from Nikkan Sports. Akiyama comes out first and gets a loud pop.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/v8pmd2/all_7_of_kenta_kobashis_burning_hammers_ajpwnoah/
All 7 of Kenta Kobashi's "Burning Hammers" - AJPW/NOAH (1998-2006) This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A AutoModerator • ... The Diamond Head was even more rare, only ever used once

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https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/m30kky/kenta_kobashis_first_ever_burning_hammer/
Fun fact, no one really knows what the Diamond Head was supposed to be, really. Though there was a now defunct Japanese wrestling news site that reported on this Diamond Head super finisher that Kobashi was gonna unveil to reinvent himself, reporting that it was gonna be a "head spiking powerbomb". But even then, that much is vague.