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[9.0] "Upon seeing few of Rey Fenix matches, both as singles and as a tag team, safe to say that he is one of the most spectacular highflyers amongst most luchadores. Although, luchadores are well known for excessive use of flashy spots, Fenix can make most of his moves very important to the matches he performed. His team-up with Penta El Zero Miedo, also known as the Lucha Brothers, are the most exciting and one of the best luchadores tag team in all of pro-wrestling. Seeing them fought the Young Bucks showed how much of an amazing chemistry these two teams got. Fenix is obviously the stand-out of the two and brought amazing highlights on most of their matches. Fenix reminded me of a young Rey Mysterio due to his abilities and I believe that Fenix fits to be the next Rey Mysterio, which means he could be the next top successful worldwide luchador if booked right. The only guys that I can think of that somehow can match Fenix's highflying abilities is El Hijo del Vikingo, which is another talented young luchador. Also, I love his edgy style and calling his opponents, "ZERO MIEDO" which means "No Fear" in Spanish. His personality showed that he is not just some generic luchador that we most commonly saw on lucha libre wrestling. Truly an excellent performer and always a blast when I see him on his matches."

[1.0] "There's not much of note here. A guy hired presumably only because of his look, 4x4 made the Ultimate Warrior look like the most versatile wrestler ever, having like four moves in total that I have seen; punching, a bear hug, a body slam and I think he did a big splash onto a guy's back once. I guess he has an okay look, but it's kinda undercut by the fact that he's not especially tall by wrestling standards. I suppose he could provide as a bodyguard (which was his main role in WCW anyways), but not much else."

[10.0] "L-O-V-E LOVE PURORESU! It's fitting that one of TJPW's brightest stars has one of the best entrance themes. Miu Watanabe is still young but has already established herself as being the promotion's future ace, especially with her recent and thoroughly-deserved first Princess of Princess Championship victory. TJPW has sometimes been criticised for the stagnancy of its title scene, with the top belt usually being traded back-and-forth between company pillars Miyu Yamashita, Yuka Sakazaki and Shoko Nakajima - All of whom are excellent wrestlers but have certainly made it difficult for the company to create real contenders to challenge them. Fortunately, Miu Watanabe's talent is undeniable and she's managed to break through. Miu is the complete package in terms of a TJPW wrestler: She has such a bubbly and charming personality (seriously, try to find pictures of her where she isn't smiling) with the wrestling ability to boot. Miu's incredibly strong for her size and her moveset fittingly makes good use of this, with her giant swing being one of the best in the business. Miu's also the de facto leader of TJPW's Up-Up Girls idol unit. I don't usually care for idol culture but Miu's energy in UUG's performances before every show is infectious. Very excited to see how she progresses."

[9.0] "Pom Harajuku is cowardly and petty and that's why she's so much fun to watch! TJPW tends to stay away from face/heel dynamics but Pom's villainous streak manifests itself in such silly ways that you can't help but love her. In a fashion typical of many TJPW wrestlers, Pom has solid in-ring fundamentals but probably isn't going to be setting the world on fire with sheer technical ability any time soon. She more than makes up for it with personality though: No one can convey pain and distress like Pom can. Her feud and subsequent partnership with Max the Impaler was one of the most entertaining storylines in recent TJPW history, with Pom usually being forcefully dragged to the ring by her fellow roster members for her matches with the non-binary nightmare. Definitely sits in the same mold as Hyper Misao in terms of wrestlers who aren't likely to trouble TJPW's title scene but you still love to have them around."

[8.0] "People talk about her like shes a 20 year vet and shes only 25? ! holy crap, very promising career as she continues to grow. do not be surprised if shes the top star on tv in any promotion in a couple years"

[4.0] "awful as a promoter and trainer. should not be in charge of anything as she is not good for the next generation of wrestlers. the stories about her behind the scenes that are not even that documentary (GAEA Girls) are horrifying. I will not be seeking out any of her matches as it's alleged that she has had other wrestlers blackballed EDIT unintentionally saw a couple of her matches. decent worker. doesn't change my opinion on her. having wrestlers blackballed is a no go for me still"

[7.0] "Dawkins is great. The Street Profits are a very good long term WWE tag team and perhaps neither will have success as solo performers... and that's absolutely fine."

[4.0] "She is an adequate performer, nothing very interesting. She is good at wrestling but lacks a self-personality, specially with her current heel persona, I just can't take her seriously. She is trying too much to look "evil" but she don't has it. She is also copycatting AJ Lee a lot, most of her promos and mannerisms are based off on her and its annoying. It almost makes you want to shout at her: "find yourself a personality."

[2.0] "Not a great experiment. He's just not working, and now that he's gone, he just didn't have it. If he had more chances he might've done something, he just didn't do anything. Best way to describe him, he was like a Ruthless Agression freak who didn't do anything. Loveable guy as a person, wrestler he was pretty bad."

[] "The most versatile performer EVER. Amazing matches? Check. Great promos? Check. Can be a heel or babyface? Check. Can be used as a comedy character but still be taken seriously in the ring? Check. Hes got it all. Kurt is one of the few guys I can think of that is simultaneously one of the greatest in ring guys of all time and one of the greatest promo guys too. Very underrated on the stick. I cant put him over enough. 10/10 wrestler AND entertainer."

[] "Good in the ring, but would I put him on the level of a Kurt Angle, AJ Styles or Bryan Danielson? Not for me. I know hes an IWC favorite but he doesnt really do anything that other guys cant do, and sometimes better. One of those guys that I never got the insane hype for. His promos range from mediocre to bad."

[] "As a heel, I enjoyed him. His undashing mask gimmick is still the best work of his career in my opinion. As a babyface, he puts me to sleep. Droning and monotonous promos that all seem to follow the same formula of finishing the story and doing it for his daddy. If only he had the charisma of his dad, because he has a great look. The bleached blonde hair and obnoxious American skull neck tattoo make him look like a character from a Capcom game. Im not a total Cody hater but hes gonna have to either turn heel or at least show a little more edge in his character. Very few guys can pull off the goody two shoes white meat babyface character, and hes not one of them for me. As a wrestler, hes perfectly fine in the ring. Sometimes even great. Hes no AJ Styles or Bryan Danielson but who is. Thats not his issue for me."

[] "The greatest to ever step inside a ring. Which I am aware is quite the unpopular opinion in the IWC but no one drew more money and interest in wrestling ever. The first true megastar to come out of the business and by far the biggest. But even beyond his drawing power, I find him quite underrated. One of my favorite promos of all time, full of energy and charisma. You compare his promos to someone rather bland like Cody Rhodes and its night and day. Some arent a fan of the cartoony presentation but I love the 80s cheese. Then you have his heel nWo run which is another level entirely. Im not sure anyone else can claim to be the best babyface and best heel of all time other than Hogan. The GOAT."

[] "One of the best in ring workers of all time. Also incredibly safe and never seems to get injured, which is very impressive for a guy that wrestles like he does. His promos and character work for a large chunk of his career were mediocre at best but he more than made up for it. The AJ in WWE doesnt quite have the bangers that he had in TNA, but he evolved as a complete sports entertainer and managed to become WWE champion in his first year, having great matches with Cena, Reigns, and Ambrose. AJ Styles makes my top 10 of all time for sure. Simply PHENOMENAL."

[] "His promos as the de facto leader of The Shield were great. He really had the aura and potential to be a badass anti authority figure similar to Austin, but WWE turned him into a comedy goof that rolls around a hotdog cart and talks to a potted plant. Now hes at AEW and Im not impressed by him there either. Not a fan of death matches in the first place but Moxleys are really bad and nonsensical. A guy who was probably my favorite member of The Shield from 2013-2015 is now by far my least favorite of the 3."

[10.0] "Give this kid everything. They seem to already be strapping a rocket to him by having him fight for the NXT Title this early and frankly he should get it sooner rather than later. Just has such an amazing understanding and fluidity to him for being so young. An amazing get for NXT and while it's sad for him to leave DPW and they've said he would've had the title forever, I look forward to seeing what he can do."

[6.0] "A tale of two careers here. The first half of his career, he was one of the trailblazers for the foreign heel gimmick. He looked great, very entertaining promos and a credible threat to main event faces. Then he lost to Hogan and it started to go downhill. His workrate died a death, becoming immobile very quickly. He even made his tag partner, Nikolai Volkoff, look like a spring chicken by comparison! His activities outside the ring certainly didn't help either, turning him into a parody of himself. Dispute the post Col. Mustafa side of his career, I still hold a soft spot for Sheik and enjoy seeing him from time to time."

[10.0] "An all time great. Both versions of Midnights are first ballot HoFers. His team with Arn was amazing, cut off way too short. Same for his pairing with Regal where he proved to be comedy gold! And as a singles, one of the best and most valuable wrestlers WCW had. Plus from all accounts, a better man than he was a wrestler and that is exceptional. Perfect 10. Plus smart enough to let Corny, Arn, Regal etc do the talking!"

[] "Since i judge purely on that takes place in between the ropes, i have never cared baout promo stuff or angles. Punk for has always been aggressively mid and his match output has always been inconsistent. From the Indies to wwe and aew i cannot say run of ten punk matches were they well 8/10 or higher like i can with all others possible GOAT's bit the Kobashi's or atalintis' of the world and he doe snot Touch the consistency of and Kosaka or Han or Toyota or anyone like that solid 5/10."

[10.0] "My favourite wrestler in the world, she has absolutely 0 weaknesses in the ring and is an incredible watch. The best moonsault of all time for my money"

[0.0] "Vince buying WWF in 1983, signing Hogan and then making him the main star and properly capitalizing on Hogan's fame from Rocky III is probably the sole reason why the company exists today. It was a smart move as was signing all of the big stars from each territory and building an all star team. However, after that, nearly every big idea that may or may not be credited to Vince was thought of by someone else first. The big event? Dusty. The Royal Rumble? Pat Patterson. The name Wrestlemania? Howard Finkel. Vince didn't think of using music for entrances, didn't come up with the concept of pushing the envelope in the late 90's, (that was ECW), didn't create the on screen evil boss, (Eric Bischoff). Vince rode the backs of so many stars to a big pile of money. Having read several wrestler's biographies, Vince gets credit for tweaking certain ideas like making Kurt Angle a heel with an 80's babyface persona and a bunch of other things. From 2018 until his departure the company got worse and worse. How any fan of any age found anything about the product entertaining is beyond me and frankly they deserve free merch for putting up with below average content. I'm not going to go into his most recent scandal because everyone here already knows. There's times when you simply can't ignore outside the business behavior and even if he truly was a genius, he'd still get a 0."

[10.0] "If Marufuji spent his prime years in NJPW instead of NOAH, he would be held in similar regard as Okada and Tanahashi. If you've never seen his matches, you're really missing out, he's one of the best to ever do it, and his influence can easily be seen today, especially in AEW."

[5.0] "I saw a comment on Instagram on a post about CM Punk that said, "Nothing could make me hate this man". Punk is clearly aware of this type of fan which is why he uses "Cult of Personality". There are a few things about CM Punk that I believe are irrefutable facts; He's a great talker, decent worker, and emotionally maladjusted. He has a pattern of behavior everywhere he has been. I've long thought that being great at promos is the single most important aspect of being a wrestler. It can carry you longer and to a status the person wouldn't have earned without it. Think of Roddy Piper, who also happens to be a major influence on Punk. If you're clumsy in the ring, which Punk is, it really doesn't matter because the fans are invested in what you're doing. That doesn't mean he never has a great match, but compared to a lot of his contemporaries he's pretty far behind. I still enjoy his work because his poor behavior isn't nearly as bad as others, but the fans that see him as infallible are concerning."

[9.0] "Max's stage presence is best shown when thrown into the ring with an ostensibly weaker opponent. Max is a monster whose true weakness is their heart. Their tag runs in TJPW are some of their best work."

[10.0] "Arisu has become my favorite wrestler in TJPW because she's humble, hardworking, stylish, kind, and a good team player. Her hair changes every two weeks and becomes a new work of art. You can't help but root for her. Truly one of the best babyfaces of babyfaces."

[10.0] "I'm surprised that this woman has come to WWE at some point. I thought she would never play WWE in her life. But it seems they have treated her well. And although she knew her from before, I must say that she started to see more of her fights after she debuted in WWE. And he was fascinated. She is one of the best joshis in history and one of the best wrestlers in history. Her bloody battles with Akira Hokuto and Aja Kong are legendary. She makes you think that at 16 years old she was debuting in WCW. wow I am glad that he is now enjoying his vacation, while WWE continues to pay him, although I hope to see him in a ring again."

[5.0] "I really thought that Julia would be on another level at this point, her character was tremendous, but her in-ring skills are still very low. The good thing is that she is still young."

[8.0] "How is it possible that he is 22 years old and has the level he has? I understand that many people do not like the gimmick he has, but the immense talent he has cannot be denied. wow One of the best young prospects WWE has. 22 years old, THE PRODIGY. Its limit is the sky."

[5.0] "There's nothing special about her except her ridiculous dances. Daniel Garcia is an overrated wrestler, but he is not bad, he has potential, he just has yet to prove it. I hope you do it and keep my mouth shut. Maybe associating with a stable will help him, but I feel that his progress is slow and that sometimes he takes 3 steps forward, but then takes 5 steps back."

[10.0] "You know, even without passing her best era, and no longer having that aura of invincibility that surrounded her in NXT, Asuka is one of the best wrestlers in the world and one of the best joshis in history. What she achieved in WWE would have paved the way for all the other joshis who came to WWE (Iyo, Kairi, Giulia, etc.) Legend."

[10.0] "You can count the amount of bad matches he has had on one hand. Every time he steps into the ring, no matter the opponent, almost a guarantee its going to be great. Truly one of the greatest to ever step foot into a wrestling ring. An incredible underdog and awesome heel. Great on mic and overall great human being. An incredible story, from premature retirement to a run of a lifetime. Will go down as one of the best ever."

[4.0] "While I admit that Michael Cole isn't the worst commentator of all time and he's had chemistry with Pat McAfee, but that's all the positives I can give you. I don't get this reevaluation that Michael Cole is getting when he's still a mediocre at best commentator who is only serviceable when he's being carried by vastly superior commentators like Taz. He gives off the energy of someone who wasn't a wrestling fan and just a normal broadcaster, but not a good one. I can't tell you how much I hate whenever he uses the phrase "vintage" or will say "oh my" or "can it be? " or "you gotta be kidding me" whenever a big moment or a return happens, immediately deflates the moment. While it's nice WWE acknowledges pro wrestling outside of WWE/WCW/ECW, hearing Michael Cole using words like "professional wrestling" and talking about other companies just feels unnatural and ineffective, it feels like he's saying these things just to win the internet fans over. Overall, while he's gonna go into the WWE's Hall of Fame no matter what, I'm still not sold on him, he still sounds the same but without Vince shouting in his ear to say ridiculous nonsense, and his heel run is one of the all time worst heel runs any individual in pro wrestling could ever have. I get he has longevity in the WWE, but so does Kevin Dunn and he sucks too."

[8.0] "Only going off his commentary work, him and Lenny Leonard were a natural duo. He was funny on commentary and helped make ROH with his chemistry with Lenny."

[8.0] "Him and Dave Prazak are the voices of Ring of Honor, they really added legitimacy to the company and were always a joy to listen to."

[9.0] "The career of Bryan Danielson has been a wild ride. From classic matches against McGuinness and Morishima in ROH, to being signed and fired by the WWE, to being rehired and becoming one of their most popular acts. Bryan then faced a career ending injury, which years later he came back from and then went on to join AEW in 2021. I dont entirely buy Bryan Danielson being the best in the world, let alone the best of all time, but he is damn good."

[7.0] "If this were 2016, he would be like a 8 or 9, but since 2017, the king of strong style has been booked just terribly. But it could have worked, I feel like he should have 100% should have won at Wrestlemania 34, but ever since that lost, he fell lower and lower down the card to the point of not getting booked. Overall his stuff in Japan was nothing short of spectacular, but it just sucked seeing a star getting ruined so fast and so easily."

[7.0] "She was a great talent in Lucha Underground and has what I consider one of the best matches I've seen against Mariposa. It was a brutal classic. Sadly she's forever marred by legitimately injuring Rosemary and breaking the biggest rule in wrestling. She reportedly had a bad attitude in the locker room as well. An amazingly talented wrestler who can't get along with coworkers...where have I heard this before..."

[10.0] "Iconic run in ECW the man how made ECW he is the franchise great promos great character he is triple h before triple h I love Shane hes great I wish he had great run in WCW or WWE that time Iconic run in ECW the man how made ECW he is the franchise great promos great character he is triple h before triple h I love Shane hes great I wish he had great run in WCW or WWE that time"

[0.0] "Very deserving of this rating. I don't know how old he is but I'm certain it's old enough to not be cursing like you were left home alone for the first time at 13 years old and drinking Mountain Dew all night. He takes so much away from this matches and offers no insight, doesn't call the moves or if he does he's usually wrong. He was the sole reason I stopped watching GCW until they were put on FITE and got some decent commentary."

[1.0] "Stephanie McMahon, in and out of the ring, is the personification of corporate polish. Nothing about her looks genuine, (I'm not talking about appearance), she was always making herself look better in promos with any wrestler, male or female. I remember the build up to Summerslam 2014 and they made it sound like Inoki was coming out of retirement when it was announced Steph was going to have a match. She was never good in the ring and the demand to see her again wasn't high. The only time I ever found her entertaining was in 1999 when she was just Vince's daughter. Kidnapped by Undertaker, Test's girlfriend, etc. All the stuff before, in kayfabe, Triple H drugged, kidnapped, and raped her. I can say with certainty that she offered so little as a character I was never interested. If she was just another on air talent she would've been future endeavoured after 2003 at the longest."

[8.0] "Will admit my shameless bias here as Ranna has been a personal favourite of mine since her debut. However, the reason for that is that she wrestles an awesome style and does it really well. That corner kick she does is so cool. Plus, while she could probably stand to improve in terms of ring presence while actually wrestlingon offense, shes super charismatic and funny in the various pre-match bits that she does on house shows so I have faith that itll come."

[3.0] "As a wrestler during the Kings of NXT story? He was actually not that bad as a complete novice! But as a commentator, which is his main job dear god, he sucks! The entire discourse over "googling" wrestlers who make surprise appearances doesn't make sense at first blush when you consider that, typically, a promotion's play-by-play announcer (in WWE's case, Michael Cole) will quickly give you a run-down, but then it makes more sense when you consider that typically, WWE's color commentators (e.g. Graves, Booker, JBL) have been so bad you want to mute the TV come 8pm, and Pat really is no exception."

[8.0] "As the "Carolina Caveman" on the indies he was one of the best wrestlers. I saw him have 60+, 70+, and 90 minute matches that somehow never got boring and were back and forth and exciting. A comment a little further down really nails it by saying they feel bad for anyone who only knows him from NXT. I'm sure he's making great money and probably happy but selfishly as a fan of his for a long time I expected a lot more. It's like Nakamura's run. I'm not saying he was going to main event Wrestlemania but by now some kind of US or IC title run."

[0.0] "I see nothing in him that a lot of fans do. You know what? That's ok. I'm allowed to not like him and others are allowed to love him. To me, he's a bottom card guy desperately trying to look like the big time. Especially with his weird, kayfabe or not, obsession with being passive aggressive on Twitter towards other entities. I don't understand it. He's also shockingly clumsy in the ring and doesn't appear to have good control over his body. His ring attire is also atrocious. You could say that's because he's a heel and it's for the heat(tm) but so was Ted Dibiase in the late 80's and his gear didn't look like he picked it up at a yard sale on the way to the arena."

[1.0] "The 1 is for the matches he's been involved in because while none of them were good, he was really putting in a lot of effort and was enjoying himself and that should be respected. As a commentator he's on the list of all time worst not counting someone who was a one off or temporary replacement. The camera cuts to his dancing are obnoxious. I can only speak for myself but I don't watch wrestling to see announcers dancing. He also has a bad habit of talking during entrances when he clearly should be laying out for it. His whole persona comes across like a mid life crisis dad trying to impress teenagers."

[2.0] "He's not a total loss because he started with a gimmick that was destined to fail and a debut that was even worse than that. He changed things up 15 years ago and just...never changed anything again. There's been variations to his entrance attire and pose but he's largely done the same promo and same character for 15 years. He's also not very good athletically. Any match of his that's considered great is with someone who always has great matches. Someone could make a solid case for his title run in 2011 to be the nadir of that belt in the 21st century. He's also involved in the one of the worst main events in the history of Wrestlemania."

[6.0] "When he's motivated and decides to have a good match because he likes his opponent, he can be great. When he doesn't like the opponent, he's lazy. That's never going to put someone in the conversation for the greatest ever. It was fun seeing him perform from 2012-2015. Everything after that, save for a few matches, was pretty uneventful. Once suplex city became a thing that's all he did during his matches. Then he had two awful Wrestlemania main events with Roman although their first one in 2015 was really good. Brock is an attraction. That's it."

[9.0] "One of the greatest wrestlers ever! If he had any weakness it was his promos. He wasn't awful but he never really had a memorable one. That said, his timing and athleticism were world class and should be studied by any prospective wrestler worth their salt."

[7.0] "I don't blame Roode for signing with WWE when he did. He was 39 years old and likely felt it was now or never. TNA started getting better in 2018 after D'Amore and Callis took over and I wonder how Roode would've contributed. His NXT run was great but his main roster run wasn't. That was the standard for that era. NXT was light years ahead of the main roster and it was incredibly rare for the main ppv to be better than the Takeover the night before. Roode is very talented on the mic and in the ring and it's a shame the last few years of his career are forgettable."

[3.0] "It feels like this guy is asleep during every segment and match he's in. He puts in zero effort and when he does he is just very bad. He's a complete nepotism hire since he's Roman Reigns' cousin or something, I hope the WWE stops pushing him. Every time he is on screen it makes me want to stop watching. Giving him a 3 is generous but he isn't an absolute DUD. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ"

[1.0] "Blake Christian is everything bad about modern professional wrestling, and next to none of the good. A heartless, soulless move machine who gets his biggest praise for simply being Will Ospreay if Ospreay couldn't talk, showed zero emotion, couldn't sell convincingly, and was ginger. And that's coming from someone who loathes Ospreay and everything he stands for. Blake Christian, for all his faults, shows no signs of improving. He does this one series of rolls and flips into a basement dropkick on an opponent that's on hands and knees. Genuinely, I don't think he's ever connected with the kick at the end, and he won't stop doing the move."

[8.0] "Stan Stasiak was a very solid promo, watch 1971's 'Friday Night in the Coliseum' to see him do some great work selling the deadliness of the heart punch in Paul Boesch's territory. He also looked cool as f*ck with his sideburns and quasi greaser look coupled with the barrel chest and imposing heft of an old school wrestler."

[2.0] "I mean, she was around for years and from what I saw, never really showed anything. She did eventually end up on the main roster but made zero impact and since being released by WWE, she has yet to wrestle again. Inadequate is the only viable score unfortunately."

[3.0] "Goldberg IS NOT A WRESTLER, he was always limited, but his physique and presence saved him. You could say he was a lump. He really hasn't aged well as a wrestler. His legacy has been very tarnished. And for obvious reasons he was never my favorite wrestler."

[10.0] "In his prime (which is all the time) Andreza Giant Panda redefined professional wrestling with his groundbreaking Panda Strong Style. I will always remember the first time I saw an Andreza Giant Panda match, absolutely awe-inspiring at every turn, perhaps the best worker in the history of the business. Would love to see him in AEW one day, push him straight to the main event and give him a match with Mox."

[10.0] "Simply the greatest wrestler in history. No flaws, a near ideal pro-wrestler. He had epic bouts against Mitsuharu Misawa, Toshiaki Kawada, Stan Hansen, etc. He also ruled both AJPW and NOAH during his tenure. The master of knife edge chop, who wouldn't forget the chop fest between him and Kensuke Sasaki, an inspiration of many chop battles especially in Japan. Simply his amazing skill and work rate outshone most of the wrestlers in its existence. The Burning Hammer is the most visually devastating move ever that puts down most of the victims of the receiving end, an ultimate finishing move. He had one of the best and the most inspiring comebacks when he returned to the ring after he was diagnosed with cancer. He was truly overlooked in the Western media but there is no denying that no matter how much they ignore Kobashi, most of its hardcore wrestling fans will know that Kobashi is the GOAT and I definitely agree with it. For those who wanted to know more what he's capable of, I suggest watching their NOAH match against Mitsuharu Misawa on 1st of March in the year of 2003. In my opinion, the greatest wrestling match of all time."

[10.0] "He has been one of my favorite high-flyer since his Prince Puma days, and when he was dueling it out with Will Ospreay. His WWE run hasn't been what I would imagine after having a great NXT Career he was buried quickly on the Main Roster and 2020-2021 was the worst stretch of his career but ever since a certain man left WWE, he been booked way better had great matches and been in couple solid feuds. So ar in 2024 he having a great run and I really hope he wins a belt this year maybe the WWE United States Championship. But I truly love watching him wrestle it's always a fun time watching him and I hope this year his best year in WWE since 2018."

[10.0] "Yuki Arai is slowly becoming the MVP of Joshi Wrestling. Her tag team with Saki Akai kicked so much ass. Her battle in Tokyo City pound and ground on Wasteland WarParty where they were the new champions beating Arai and Akai. Yuki Arai is current international princess champion as of April 2024 and compact. From the rookie of the year becoming princess tag team upon international princess champion. Top Tier career and she is only 25."

[10.0] "A joyful presence on any TJPW show, Suzume is a great performer who really shines as an underdog. She's really come into her own when she's been paired with Arisu. Her cutter is maybe one of the best in the business too! I always enjoy her matches, and her joyous personality makes me love her even more!"

[5.0] "AM Vision was skinny, had a bitter like look and kinda always a face of muttering agony. He was one of the void effect with Zero tagging up in the NWA battling Arrick Andrews and Gary Valiant. In a TNA Xplosion event featuring Sonny Siaki and Ekmo defeated the team but the only peak for AM as a wrestler was completing against Mike Rapada Jr in 2008 which was the same show where they fought Arrick and Gary."

[10.0] "Da Drip God. So expressive, very quick, and full of heart and passion. I love her and Suzume together especially. A really nice complement to an awesome TJPW roster!"

[10.0] "As a wrestler, greatest to ever do it. Creative gimmick, limited moveset in america but had a great moveset in japan, and was fun to watch."

[7.0] "Tyler Tirva maybe contender to become the best kept secret of Canadian wrestling. Just never got a shot to be on WWE or AEW events. Never say never, but Great Canadian Wrestling seem downright packed with this guy on the card."

[2.0] "This manager represented gay panic before the whole world woke up to it. Mortimer apart of the Johnsons which was the worst looking team. Awful television next to by far the worst manager in TNA history category. He can carry a match but cannot make it entertaining in a good way. Maybe he was a nice guy but AJ Styles didnt need him as a manager. Killer cricket bat though."

[] "I love watching the Tribal Cheeks. His win at Next Level Pro wrestling's Christmas Chaos was amazing."

[10.0] "Giulia is AMAZING ! She's so charismatic, she's a great in-ring performer who's for sure will conquer the biggest stages in professional wrestling today."

[8.0] "According to Edwards himself, he just turned 40 and, from my perspective, he still has so much left to give. He's been doing excellent work in the Northeast region (I've seen him work Catalyst live) and he's got a lot of natural charisma, he's got an incredible look. Very underrated in the space"

[10.0] "Such an underrated performer and an all time face, and such an amazing person outside of the ring. One of the best sellers in town, a very good worker who can wrestle anyone to a good match, super charismatic, and such a positive influence in the business. Just his work in Syria alone makes him a favorite of mine. I'd say the only negative thing I can say about him is how he has been used in WWE in the past, though things have improved drastically as of late."

[2.0] "I am very aware that he was an absolute legend in the 80s, and a great wrestler from that time too. He had psychology and charisma, and his style of promotion with the inclusion of comic book inspired characters and angles is fun. But, unless you're a wrestling historian whose an expert and a fan of 70s/80s wrestling and/or the USWA, I really don't think that's what you think of Jerry Lawler when his name is mentioned. I know him primarily for his color commentary work, which frankly isn't bad at all in the grand scheme of things and for the time. Personally, however, it's hard for me to really enjoy his commentary without cringing all the damn time. Again, I get it of the time and our sensibilities have drastically changed since then, but that really isn't an excuse. Believe it or not, I really don't wanna hear an old ass man talking about women in the most perverted, disgusting way possible, mentioning he likes them younger and getting horny whenever any woman enters the ring even for a second. Not to mention all the weird shit he's said asides from being perverted. Do I need to mention the Chinese hospital line from the 2000 edition of the Royal Rumble? And of course, the big allegation from the early 90s that while he didn't get convicted of, a lot of the information around it really makes him absolutely suspect in my opinion. That, and his feud with Micheal Cole was shit. I just can't stand him."

[9.0] "Tony Deppen is an incredibly talented professional wrestler. His in-ring action is his best quality, but he also excels in his promos and his charisma is pretty good."

[8.0] "Athena/ Ember Moon has been very talented and stood out wherever she has wrestled. In the ring she is a talented striker and a good athlete who can do whatever is asked of her. She can work as a heel or face. On the mic she is good and she is able to get her characters over with the audience."

[6.0] "Hes one of the bes technical wrestlers today, but he makes his oppenents look weak asf, which is why i dont like this man, he has good matches but aintt way his twig can do all that, somtimes he no sells stuff and it looks stupid, which makes me rate him a 6."

[7.0] "Triple h is somewhat mixed, he can be a very good wrestler and put on some amazing matches, other hand he can be very boring in the ring, since now he has full control over WWE, hes been doing some stuff pretty well, although i dont like nor watch it, i think hes doing decent but thats a bout it"

[10.0] "Probably one of the most legit professional wrestlers in the world today. He has great holds, submissions and counters, his ring-IQ is solid. Zack has an answer to any move of the opponent, he knows how to wrestle both standing and on the ground, his actions look fast, flexible and realistic. Transitions from takedowns to submissions are real smooth. I believe that by pure grappling ability Sabre Jr. should be called the best on the planet. Hope he will become the world champion one day, great talent for sure."

[] "Some will think that i'm exaggerating but i'm not when i say this: Asuka is THE greatest female wrestler (in-ring wise) to ever step foot in a WWE ring or in any ring, she can do it all, her strikes are so deadly, her submission skills are on point, she's also a quite underrated powerhouse and highflyer (despite standing at only 5'3, she's capable of being a powerhouse against women that are much taller than her), sometimes her promos suck but she oozes charistma and overall even by just yelling or saying something in Japanese, she keeps the audience interested and hooked into her, she's giving everyone their best matches even to women that can't necessarily keep up with her in the ring, let's also not forget her marvelous career as the undisputed and all-mighty Kana, she was making big waves in Japan both in and out of the ring, making one of the most famous wrestling promotions in Japan cancel her, creating her own wrestling shows that topped and outsold the promotion that blacklisted her and making a list and manifesto that criticized women being over-sexualized in the Joshi business, no matter where she's at, she's an icon that never disappoints and no matter how hard her haters (and by haters i mean the WWE creative team) will try to underestimate her, she is a SUPERSTAR and THE greatest superstar to ever come to their company, in conclusion: we only have and will have only 1 Asuka, definitely rating her a 10/10"

[2.0] "I think a lot of people would certainly agree that Ronda Rousey as a pro-wrestler is simply a hack that came from the MMA world. There is no question that her time in UFC is remarkable and historic, but I am only reviewing her during her pro-wrestling stint. First off, she had a solid first WWE run. She was hot and had one of the best rookie years WWE ever had. But since her return at the Royal Rumble 2022, Ronda showed zero passion in pro-wrestling and had little to no interest on working with WWE. She's only there for money and glory. Her matches are sloppy, and she botches a lot of moves. Most of her matches, all she did was arm drags and judo throws. I am even worried that sometimes due to her ruggedness in performing at the ring, I don't know if she intends to injure her opponents for real or she is just simply terrible at performing. Her promos are unbearable and has a change the channel heat. The way that she messed up her promos intentionally will never be funny. I also dislike on how some big-time matches; Ronda manages to ruin it on purpose. WWE made a bad investment on re-signing Ronda Rousey in 2022. Now that Ronda is truly gone from WWE, I hope we would never see her again even in the indy wrestling scene. Her first WWE run is what saved her from rating this to absolute zero. Just hope she stayed retired so that I won't rate her any lower than usual. Ronda may possibly be the worst MMA to wrestling transition star."

[3.0] "Whoa. Oof. I don't know. I don't know how this guy's rating is as high as it is. Maybe it's unfair of me to rate him off the back of one match, but he opened Judgement 2024 vs Tsubasa Suzuki--a wrestler without a profile on here--and Tsubasa looked like a star next to this guy. Soma's offense was sloppy and lethargic, it genuinely looked like he didn't want to be there, and to be completely shown up by someone that seems to unquestionably enhancement talent seems... uh, troublesome, to say the least. I'll change this if he comes back and impresses me in some other match, but this introduction was extremely sour for me. Great theme music though! EDIT: I have now seen him in four matches and he is consistently the worst worker in all of them. Absolutely don't understand what was going on with him in 16-20 that made people rate him so highly but he absolutely doesn't have it anymore."

[10.0] "Tiffany is regularly improving at a steady pace in multiple different areas. Her selling, pacing, in ring psychology, and offense are constantly becoming smoother and crisper every time she steps inside the ring and she is already an improved prospect from even just a year ago. A special talent"

[1.0] "Besides having the look, Garett was a nepotism based jobber who only ever won handicap matches, barely had any moves and barely had any presence in his faction."

[9.0] "Takagi is the best LIJ member in terms of match catalogue. I don't have any much idea during his time in Dragon Gate, so I am only reviewing his time in NJPW. Takagi's hybrid of powerhouse and heavy hitter makes him one of the very difficult opponents to deal and to catch up with. He had amazing matches with Tomohiro Ishii, Kazuchika Okada and most notably, Will Ospreay. Takagi always make the match better even when he faces average guys like EVIL, Taichi and Toru Yano. He is the guy who has a slew of 5-star matches because of his insane work in the ring. His mentality reminds me of a samurai and that's why I love Takagi. He respected the business very much and he is one of the guys who takes the sport very seriously. No doubt whomever opponent he pairs with, expect that you will have a great match. He had a great set of moves like the Last of the Dragon, Pumping Bomber, making his finishers very devastating. The reason why I am not giving him a full-fledge 10/10 rating is there is a little bit of holding back due to being a part of LIJ probably because they don't want to outshine Naito since he is the leader and their star. I knew that there is something Takagi still hides, maybe a darker version of Takagi perhaps. He needs to go solo or create a new faction with himself as a leader so that he can fully establish himself in NJPW, as he is the only guy that even going out of LIJ would not affect the state and career of Takagi unlike EVIL and SANADA whose careers are going nowhere. A total package wrestler."

[] "Absolute legend. 10/10. Saw somebody vote him a 3. That same person gave the Young Bucks 10s lol. Crazy and delusional."

[10.0] "My favourite wrestler of all time. I remember watching WWE as a kid, and I didn't really get invested until I saw CM Punk. He is obviously a great talker, and can make any storyline memorable simply on the microphone, but I also love the stories he tells in the ring during matches. His matches capture my attention unlike any other wrestler. He knows how to capture a crowd and keep them in the palm of his hand. His work on the indies is legendary, his feuds with Raven and Samoa Joe are forever etched in wrestling history. He really did change the game in WWE, and gave some of their biggest stars their best matches (ie. John Cena, Undertaker). When he returned to wrestling in 2021 and signed with AEW I started watching wrestling again and I'm glad I was able to see so many of the great matches he's put on since his return. His match with Eddie Kingston is one of my favourites to come back to and rewatch. His feud with MJF is the best in the history of AEW. Although the build was messy, his matches against Moxley were sick. The early Collision run was also tons of fun, and culminated in his final match in the company against Samoa Joe at All In (which was my MOTY last year, great professional wrestling). Now, he is back in WWE. I was skeptical at first, but the feud with Drew McIntyre is set to be some legendary stuff and I can't wait to see that play out. His injuries have been unfortunate, but I think people are tougher on CM Punk than they are on literally every other wrestler for their injuries. I hope he has a speedy recovery and he can get back in the ring soon. CM Punk has been my guy for as long as I've watched wrestling and I can't imagine anything changing that."

[] "Her look is just the tip of the hair (iceberg). In order to fully appreciate Bull Nakano, you must watch her early matches in AJW and see the evolution of this tremendous wrestler. Some people are just born for this, and Bull is one of those people. Along with Dump Matsumoto, their rivalry with the Crush Gals and JB Angels in the mid 80s was epic, and Bull did this at around the age of 16. Very few wrestlers can claim to have been an icon of of a top promotion at such an early age. Bull had her fundamentals down from the beginning, and she increased her arsenal as the years went by, including her mastering of the Nun chucks as rebellious teenager. In the early 90s Bull was the top star in AJW and helped the company reach the male audience with her aggressive style. Bull lead the company for nearly 3 years as WWWA champion, while still in her early 20s, before going to WWF. Bull holds the honor of becoming CMLL's inaugural Women's Champion and winning the WWF Women's Championship. Bull Nakano was way ahead of her time, you can put any of her matches in any top promotion today and they'd still hold up against the best."

[7.0] "One of the best big men out there. Looks like if Mick Foley & Bam Bam Bigelow had a baby, it would be this guy. Don't let his physique fool you, he could slam guys like Andre, Studd, Bundy, and other giants in his weight range. Despite being 5'9 and 500lbs. He moved around better than most giants. Amazing athlete and wrestler."

[4.0] "[UPDATING] Well, she is like kind of starting to show up more personality with her current Candice LeRae heel storyline. Her selling and movement is kind of improving too, but she is still average and a bit slow. She also has a good look and presence. Hopefully her heel turn helps her, by now, she is a four."

[0.0] "Rating according to his professional wrestling career. He did absolutely nothing memorable... I only remember him on a stupid segment with Kurt Angle throwing milk at I don't know who it was, I guess it was The Miz and Maryse or something? And he also had a flop match on NXT, nothing interesting came up from this dude"

[8.0] "As cocky as he is syrupy, he is fantastic enough parted a contender to professional wrestler in Revolution Pro. He has drive, nice body, very good in his English and Portugal is his home always. He drove himself against Warren Banks, he scratched and clawed into a fight with Connor Mills, a underrated encounter with Man Like DeReiss stringing interest into the heavily competitive Purpose title tournament and later for 4 years after 10, David had not won a singles or tag or trios title for that long anywhere. Assuming the worse, expect failure but not in David Francisco graduated path. He has his flowers, his tan and overall skill to climb to the top. Technical and athletic is best define him."

[8.0] "I trust Theory a lot, the terrible management that WWE has had on him has affected him for years, however I hope that 2024 improves and is his year, I hope to rewrite my score to a 10 in the future."

[8.0] "Great wrestler, but lacking in charisma mainly because he wasn't the strongest on the mic. Had some pretty great singles matches with HHH, HBK, Jericho and Kurt Angle and was mainly known for being in a tag team with Charlie Haas and then winning the intercontinental title on RAW while fueding with Chris Jericho. Sadly in WWE he was always given a pretty lackluster gimmick later on and kind of ruined his character. He also didn't have the best mic skills considering that he just wasn't very good at coming off loud and arrogant. He did some cool stuff in Japan too. But I don't think people can complain about him not getting the world title when he did get a pretty generous mid card push."

[9.0] "You know, Charlotte is one of the best female wrestlers in the world, and she undoubtedly deserves the place she has, but I don't give her a 10 because I consider that at the beginning they pushed her more than other talents such as Sasha Banks or Asuka. I'm not saying that she achieved what she achieved because of her last name, but without a doubt, with a different background, it would probably have been more difficult for her to achieve the status that she has. However, when she retires, I think she will change my rating. Since when that happens, Charlotte will be considered one of the best female wrestlers in history. Legendary wrestler and Legendary Carrer"

[10.0] "One of the best wrestlers of all time fullpackge in ring skills promos character charisma had it all"

[10.0] "Very strange name yet innovative, unique, and a great wrestler in-ring. Very interesting gimmick and did well in every promotion. Wish his career lasted longer."

[6.0] "Brogan Finlay seems like he's legit and it's nice to have another son of a great technician like this. It'd be interesting to see him lock up with Charlie Dempsey or tag with him to get that Regal/Finlay connection."

[10.0] "[9.8] No ifs, ands, or buts about it, even if I were to just look at his New Japan run, whenever Okada hangs it up, he is going to be firmly in the conversation for greatest of all time. Amazing presence, carries himself like the biggest deal on the planet, beautifully simple yet refined moveset, and is almost guaranteed to have the best match of the card on any event he's on. This dude was able to make the character of "having a mental breakdown and getting really into balloons after losing the heavyweight championship after a 2-year long superchampion reign where you broke most of that belt's records" work."

[10.0] "omg her average is only 4.41! ? ! She's so crazy good! like generational talent good! I haven't seen her ever put on a bad match, ever. I haven't even seen her put on a mediocre match. Bangers people! They are all bangers! Don't even get me started on how entertaining her commentary and promos are. She's in bussy for god sakes! She's also super nice! I wish I could do more than one rating because there is no justice in her rating at all! I liked her allie kat gimmick but I think her moving away from it was a good idea because she has much more depth and meaning than just being an allie cat. There have been songs written about her and she is celebrated and loved all over the world. I can't count the number of times i've been straight up wowed in one of her matches. Like jaw dropping head shaking involuntary reaction of "Effing Wow." I don't get it. I'm gonna go buy some allie katch merch because she deserves to sell all the merch."

[10.0] "As a little kid, I loved professional wrestling. My dad kinda ruined it for me back then by telling me the outcomes were scripted. Yet here I am, 30+ years later, and Cowpoke Paul has rekindled my love of professional wrestling. As soon as he enters the room, the energy goes up by 100%. He engages with the crowd through the whole match, making sure to high-five all the kids, not just in the front row, but in the back rows, too. You cant help but root for the Cowpoke, even if hes the heel (which Ive only seen once [and it was great! ]) Before he pulls off a big move, hell look around the room as if to say, Are you ready for this? Or Should I really give it to him? and then do something amazing to make you cheer. His clotheslines and drop kicks are first class and I will drive hours to see him perform. Do yourself a favor and go see this guy!"

[4.0] "Only saw him outside of the ref role recently when he teamed with Akiyama and went for the tag titles. I'd say "adequate" is about right."

[10.0] "He has had a very strong impact on the industry and is a major reason why AEW exists today. When he had his match against Chris Jericho at NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 12 it turned enough heads away from the WWE product that alternatives became feasible. As far as in-ring wrestling abilities go, he is near or at the absolute top. He has a prodigious arsenal of moves at his disposal and sells well enough to make his opponents look great as well. I've never seen a bad match with Omega in it even when he worked AEW Dark matches those were still impressive. When he enters for a match it feels like a true final boss of wrestling. It is a shame he has diverticulosis hopefully he can make a full recovery from that."

[9.0] "Tommy Dreamer is the Hulk Hogan of ECW, heavily pushed, passable on the mic and in the ring and was carried by his charisma and ability to connect with the crowd. Obviously he had his lowlights, drinking the Undertakers spit, his 2009 losing streak, also hes gained weight but let's not act like Tommy doesnt have a legacy, he popularised extreme matches and has still managed to stay active after so long. Dreamer is a hugely underrated star in my opinion, because not many people remember how over he was in the 90s. Dreamer is nicknamed the heart and soul of ECW because he embodies what ECW was, yeah it was extreme but it also had a charm to it that made you want to watch it and have a good time doing so, just like Tommy Dreamer himself."

[] "The GOAT in my opinion. One of the go-to wrestlers I know I can watch to find an amazing match on any given night from both a wrestling and storytelling aspect"