Michin Theme Song and Finisher

Michin is an American professional wrestler currently performing on WWE on the SmackDown brand. She was born on April 16, 1989, in Los Angeles, California, USA and her real name is Stephanie Hym Lee. Before wrestling under the name Michin, she made a name for herself under the ring name Mia Yim.

Her mother was Korean and her father was an African American. Her father served in the military and the FBI. Michin was a huge professional wrestling fan from a very young age and started training professionally at the age of 18 and made her debut in 2009. Since then, she has wrestled for promotions such as Combat Zone Wrestling, Shine Wrestling, Shimmer Women Athletes, Full Impact Pro, TNA Wrestling, Independent Circuit, and now WWE.

What Theme Song does Michin use?

Michin uses “I Am” by Def. Rebel as her theme song. "I Am," perfectly complements her fierce persona. The song, created by Def Rebel and featuring Naomi Fox, opens with a driving guitar riff that builds anticipation for her arrival. Michin's name is then powerfully chanted in a rhythmic chorus, leaving no doubt about who's about to step into the ring. The music blends elements of rock and hip-hop, reflecting Michin's own blend of power and technical prowess. The overall effect is a high-energy anthem that electrifies the crowd and sends a clear message: Michin has arrived, and she's here to dominate. Before “I Am”, Michin used a number of other theme songs in WWE and in other wrestling promotions.

What is the finisher of Michin?

Michin uses Seoul Food and Protect Ya Neck as her finishing moves. Her current signature is the Seoul Food, a brutal maneuver where she leaps into the air and delivers a vicious inverted stomp to her opponent's face. This impactful kick has been known to knock the wind out of her rivals and secure pinfall victories. For a more grounded approach, Michin utilizes the Protect Ya Neck. This move involves her trapping her opponent's head and driving a knee directly into their neck. This submission maneuver can quickly force a tap-out.

Previously in her career, Michin utilized a set of even more high-risk maneuvers. The Package Piledriver involved lifting her opponent and slamming them face-first onto the mat in a dangerous maneuver. For aerial attacks, she also employed the SkyYim, a moonsault variation followed by a leg drop across the opponent's chest. While these moves displayed her fearlessness, their potentially career-ending nature led Michin to adopt safer yet equally effective finishers.