Theres also a more violent maneuver he often used, referred to "pushing it into the corner".
Push the stick hard to front and side (front left or right corner) while kicking rudder in the same direction. IRL this would slam your head onto the top of the canopy from negative G, but the attacker would have to maneuver much more violently to keep you in his sights, either inducing blackout (if he rolls) or redout (if he pushes over) and giving you a few seconds to evade and set up your next move. And you are below his nose and out of danger if he doesn't follow.
I usually follow the pushover with a less violent pullout in the opposite direction (still going down) then continue into a high chandelle. If he followed you into the dive, you have a good chance of using the few seconds it gives you to get above and behind him, if not he'll have to pull violently to follow your turning dive and zoom, he'll probably blow a lot of E in the attempt.
Also quite effective if you have a good wingman on the perch.
