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[5.0] "Initially GLEAT tried to get over Watanabe as a 'genius' - I guess they saw him as a guy with some aura of mystique to him, unfortunately just like over young GLEAT guys, he never really got a proper run where he looked like someone who could go far. He can go in the ring, but at the same time it doesn't feel like he's on the verge of elevating himself to the next level."

[6.0] "On paper, Umesaki is someone who should be seen as an important piece of Joshi Puro's near future, but in reality, though she had a few notable performances in her career, her in-ring never truly impresses. She's gonna have a title defense in Korakuen Hall against Mei Seira soon and it's gonna be interesting to see where her trajectory is headed after that one."

[10.0] "Bryan brings classic wrestling, he doesn't do big flips or anything like that, he does the basics, but the basics with excellence. I used to think this guy was overrated, but his matches at aew are incredible."

[10.0] "I consider Burke to be the greatest women's wrestler of all time. Like Moolah, Burke was champion for a really long time - 20 years, but she was active the entire time. Like Ronda, Burke was a legit grappler - Ed Stranger Lewis praised her abilities. He was not the type of man that gave praise where praise wasn't due. Like Chyna, Burke wrestled the boys - she wrestled 150 intergender matches and never lost any of them. Like the Crush Gals, Trish Stratus, and Manami Toyota, Burke was a box office sensation. She was so popular her matches and publicity stole newspaper headlines away from the men and that was a huge deal back in the 1950's. And she accomplished everything during an era when women weren't even allowed to wrestle on the same cards as the men."

[7.0] "If you take a look at Joshi Puroresu scene as a whole, it becomes clear that there's really nobody like Nakamori, even though her style isn't anything special. Just a very good wrestler, she always holds her own especially in tag team matches."

[2.0] "She was nothing more that an old procurer woman (pimp). She was the main reason why lady wrestlers turned into T&A in the 90's and why vinny mac made her into a big overrated deal. Her stage name fits her so well. Plus she was old and ugly looking from the very beginning."

[8.0] "Suzu is a fantastic talent for her-- or any-- age. She's got a lot of charisma and is a great worker. She has all the makings of a star, and it seems inevitable that she'll be a champion in any promotion she's in."

[9.0] "Tam is a masterful storyteller in the ring. She's got fantastic charisma, is a great character, and can hang with absolutely anybody between the ropes."

[7.0] "She was the OG Karen. We hated her back then but looking back now she made it super good for being the PG era! She could get a dead crowd up an booing with those two words! She will be in the HOF for sure. One of the most over performers in the entire company, amazing mic skills too. She was able to play it up or be biting and quick witted and switch between the two on a dime."

[8.0] "Saori has been a very strong full-time addition to Stardom. She's always solid in the ring, and is capable of some spectacular matches. She has a great look and a great presence. A very valuable veteran who can credibly slot in at any part of the card."

[9.0] "I really enjoy Saki's character work. The way she really leans into the character of a cowardly heel who wins mainly because she's excellent at pinning combinations, moreso than anything else. Stardom is full of amazing athletes, but not many people have the great sense of character that Saki does. Saki's matches are not to be skipped in my opinion, and is as entertaining a pro wrestler as you'll find."

[7.0] "Tora is a rarity in Stardom: she's a character-first wrestler who cuts great promos and is very charismatic, but can't hang with the top of the card in terms of workrate. I think she's very valuable for what she is and what she can do. She's fine in-ring, and has a great look and presence."

[5.0] "Momo doesn't often have the chance to show off her skills in Stardom, as she's battled injuries and when she gets the chance to compete she's relegated to the pin-eater of her faction. If you watch her match against Mariah May on ROH you see that she has the skills to pull out a good match."

[7.0] "TBH if it was for his career pre WWE, then I would have given him a 9 or even a 10, but yeah, since le mid 2010's, he has been so mid, only mid matches with dream oppenents, it's a bit frustrating to see him in this position after all of these years of greatness. I sure know he has at least 1 five stars match left but since at least 2021 he has been nothing more than a lower midcarder with a cool look and finisher. Sad"

[7.0] "Mina has improved by leaps and bounds in the past couple of years to the point where she's a credible upper-midcard/main event wrestler in Stardom. She's also somebody who has international appeal, owing to the fact that she just oozes charisma and on-screen presence. I still think she needs to step up her workrate to be a truly elite wrestler, but she has everything else that she needs. Mina seems very driven and could be a huge star."

[7.0] "Mei is an excellent high-flying wrestler. She's very athletic, and very creative. She's still very young and I'm excited to see where she is with more time and development."

[8.0] "A very capable power wrestler who seems like a cool character. Maika had a deserved push to the top of the card in Stardom and I think that she's done well in the role. Her style is very good for Stardom as well, as she has a very appealing power wrestling style."

[5.0] "Aside from her size, I'm not sure what to say about Lady C. She jobs all the time so it's sometimes hard to distinguish oneself in that role, but she also doesn't show much that tells me that she should be moved up the card."

[8.0] "Love Hazuki. She wrestles and absolutely punishing style that's very appealing. The fact that she's all smiles makes her come across as an absolute psychopath when she's killing people in the ring. I mean that as a compliment."

[6.0] "The Miz is a sports entertainer he's good on the mic he has a good character he's a reliable entertainer for the company on the mid card and that's okay while in the ring apart from a few exceptions where he's carried by a great worker his matches are usually boring and uninspired and that's okay while I prefer wrestlers who are actually good wrestlers I have nothing but respect for the Miz"

[7.0] "One of the more improved wrestlers on the Stardom roster, both in terms of in-ring ability and charisma. I've thought Hanan was going to be a star in the past and she looks closer to it than ever now."

[5.0] "Ami is fine. There's not much remarkable about her, but she can hold her own against a good opponent. In a lot of cases she's kind of just... there. If they wanted to push her more then that's fine, but she's also not somebody who is so talented that she demands a push."

[6.0] "WWE need to kick themselves in the ass for letting her slip through their fingers she would not only dominate the women's division she has a win win potential to beat the hell out of world champs especially The Miz. Could you picture yourself getting ur ass beat by her. Like all she have to do is just play her hand on your head and keep you in one place while you try and swing. no way you could win a fight with her."

[10.0] "Will is the total package. He's got great babyface energy and can connect with the crowd. And his in-ring work speaks for itself. For most of the 2020s he's been the best wrestler in the world by some distance. Electrifying style that can mesh with anybody."

[10.0] "10 year old me thought Jeff Hardy was the coolest man on Earth he made me fall in love with professional wrestling honestly it wasn't just the crazy shit of him doing Swanton Bombs off any structure that's like 500 feet tall he was just cool he had so much charisma I loved that face paint. But it's sad now watching him hobble around a ring in AEW and just walking down the ramp he has an expression like he's being stabbed. It's sad and not just that but the drug problems and just all the second chances it sucks man. But he's still just so fucking cool to me man I will always love Jeff Hardy no matter what. Is Jeff Hardy the best or even a good bell to bell wrestler? No. Do I care? Nah. Jeff Hardy is the man he made me fall in love with professional wrestling and that TLC match from Wrestlemania X-Seven is my favorite WWE match ever and it holds a very special place in my heart."

[8.0] "A beast with so much potential that for whatever reason never really achieved it fully but his ROH run was fantastic"

[8.0] "In the late 90s there was really no wrestler in the world who could look down on Tanaka, he was one of the best in the world and a key part of late FMW. Tanaka is a hard man and he had a great set of power moves and strikes. These days he is still a serviceable wrestler."

[4.0] "The most average of average wrestlers, Dreamer was never anything special and I have no idea why he is still working in "major" American companies. His mic skills are so so, his ring work average at best, yet he is a cult hero to ECW fans, i don't really get it but oh well."

[10.0] "I honestly believe when it is all said in done. Will will have an amazing claim to being the best wrestler who had ever lived. The man is legit on a different level in terms of in ring work and has become an amazing promo. The dude seems to love wrestling so much. I understand that his style is not everyone's cup of tea but when it is said and done he will be an undeniable great."

[7.0] "An extremely promising and talented young wrestler. Good in the role of a never give up babyface and pest like heel. Fits in perfectly with the BCC and I'm excited to see how how his career goes from here"

[0.0] "No selling no anythings no mic no charisma no aura he dont know what in ring profrm means just fly and moves after moves like he play video games one of the word wrestler that ever be in the pro wrestling history he dont know the technical the selling things No selling no anythings no mic no charisma no aura he dont know what in ring profrm means just fly and moves after moves like he play video games one of the word wrestler that ever be in the pro wrestling history he dont know the technical the selling things No selling no anythings no mic no charisma no aura he dont know what in ring profrm means just fly and moves after moves like he play video games one of the word wrestler that ever be in the pro wrestling history he dont know the technical the selling things No selling no anythings no mic no charisma no aura he dont know what in ring profrm means just fly and moves after moves like he play video games one of the word wrestler that ever be in the pro wrestling history he dont know the technical the selling things No selling no anythings no mic no charisma no aura he dont know what in ring profrm means just fly and moves after moves like he play video games one of the word wrestler that ever be in the pro wrestling history he dont know the technical the selling things"

[6.0] "Sure, he wasn't awful in the ring, and he wasn't awful on the mic, but he wasn't great in either aspect. I never quite could get the appeal as there were other, more charismatic big guys around at the same time."

[] "Never really was interested in wrestling during Roberts' heyday, so I really only got him as a comedic relief with occasional appearances. Having gone back to watch some older wrestling in later years, it's easy to understand how this chubby balding man with the big snake became so popular. Incredibly charismatic, a bit dull in the ring, I don't think you'd have to make a series of videos if you wanted to do a highlight reel of his onscreen antics."

[9.0] "This guy is very talented for his size, allthough the lack of mic skill and his charisma, the man is extremely good in the rig."

[9.0] "Hes top 100 greatest wrestlers of all time, the dudes built is so freakish, the stamina he has his crazy, one of the best."

[9.0] "Underrated in the Triple H era IMO. She was one of the best heels at one point, and really carried the women's divisions from an entertainment perspective for years. She was never Charlotte in the ring, but can have great matches with the right opponents, her weird stuff post Bray set her back a bit, but her promo skills are second to none and I hope to see her come back reinvigorated"

[8.0] "Ed McDaniel was a legit bad ass/ tough guy who took a lot of pride in his Native American heritage. He was an ex NFL football player, I believe he played for the New York Jets and somebody else. A great in ring performer in his time and one of the most believable in ring performers of all time. Was great as a babyface and as a heel. Could cut a great promo. Had legendary matches with the likes of Ric Flair, Johnny Valentine, Magnum T.A., Manny Fernandez, etc., that will stand the test of wrestling time for sure. He booked the AWA in it's final years and did a solid job of that, but i don't think even he could've turned that place around.."

[7.0] "Heres the thing about ospreay, hes probably the best wrestler today, and will be in all time legend in the wrestler, having the most 5 star matches, he is going down as one of the best wrestlers of all time, with that being said. The man does way to much in the ring, he makes moves look fake as heck, i do like his character, his finisher is one of the best, both he flashes wayyyy to much in the ring, and sometimes i get bored of watching him, im not saying hes trash. But all the flashy stuff he does needs to chill out."

[10.0] "OOOOOOOOO YEAHHHHHHHHHH! . if were talking about a fullpackaged wrestler, the macho man takes this spot, , one of the best of all time."

[7.0] "There are some things about Ospreay I find undeniably good. I really dig the intensity he can bring to his matches. He has some pretty remarkable cardio. HIs agility and precision are outstanding. He can even be fairly charismatic on the mic. With all those good things being said, when watching his matches, I am often struck by one prevailing thought: I kind of wish he'd pull back some. By that I mean I wish he would, at times, work a bit more conservatively. Much of that intensity I like can be overdone a bit for my taste, often leading matches where he feels akin to spamming special moves in a fighting game. The athleticism is impressive, but it has the effect of much of his matches feeling less like a well told story and more like an acrobatics exhibition. There are two matches where I think he's performed his style in a why I found very appealing. One was his match against Walter (Gunther) and the other was (most of) his match against Kenny Omega at Forbidden Door 2023. I want to like his work more, but I'm left thinking much of his matches are the same."

[8.0] "He's just cool lmao he's just a lot of fun I really like him he's charismatic I love his character and he's fun to watch in the ring even if he's just enhancement talent whenever he shows up on Dynamite or Collision"

[10.0] "Terry Funk made you believe. He made you believe it was real and that everything he was saying was the God's honest truth in his mind. When thinking of top promo's, if Terry Funk doesn't come to mind, I think it's simply you have not watched enough of him. He's fantastic on the mic, he's fantastic in the ring, and there's a reason why he is so revered by fans and his peers alike. There is something in Terry Funk that many have tried to imitate and failed in all the years since he was a full time wrestler and that is legitness. You could believe he was crazy, you look at his program with Ric Flair, and you would've believed that a mad man was on the television screen. You look at his stuff with Lawler and again, you would've believed that a mad-man was on the screen. He had the weird ability to make you believe he was a legit madman but also a coward at the same time. He wasn't a cool heel, he was just a bad guy when he wanted to be and that's why he's so good."

[5.0] "As a character, I'd give him a 9. He lived the gimmick and was able to survive some cringy and embarrassing angles due to the sheer dedication that he put into the gimmick. Saying that though, he's honestly a bit overrated. He was a lot better later in his career for sure. His matches with Batista, Punk, Edge, Michaels, and Triple H were amazing (all wrestlemania matches) but other than that... he never was a GREAT in ring worker. He had to be paired with the right person and didn't have the ability to have a great match with anyone. His matches could be slow and boring at times. For that I'll give him a 5. Undeniably a legend, known by many of wrestling fans and non wrestling fans alike; however, he has had a lot of duds in his career due to just not being the greatest in ring worker and I can't overlook that."

[10.0] "He is my favorite wrestler. He has made a very good career for himself wherever he has been and he has been successful everywhere. It is incredible and I love what it has to offer."

[10.0] "[5.00/5.00]: The greatest to ever do it, there's nothing much more to say except that he's the most perfect yet traditionalist pro-wrestler that perfects his craft whenever he's in the ring, seemingly even can make chicken shit to chicken soup (his feud with Bronson Reed). There's a reason NJPW has given him an entire decade dedicated to him with one of the most prestigious reigns in the mid-late 2010s: reliability. Others have probably said more in their in-depth reviews of the man and his rivalry with Omega, Tanahashi, and Naito, and I'd agree. Up there as the Greatest of all Time."

[4.0] "[1.75/5.00]: Yeah, no. After reviewing that awful promo about sleeping with demons, and that mediocre match following it and the controversy surrounding her since then on IWC, I did reflect on her career as of yet, much predominantly in NXT UK and AEW, it's pretty safe to assume that Toni is probably the most overrated female wrestler in the world as of the moment. To think this is her THIRD title reign when there's not anything good that came from it is kind of concerning except giving birth to one of the most frustrating gimmicks today that I struggle connecting with. I don't think I've ever seen a match of hers that I'd give a recommended score to, not necessarily a bad thing, there are more things to a wrestler than their in-ring work, but even beyond that, there's nothing of much value to be offered as well."

[10.0] "One of the thing i am grateful for life is that i got to watch Bryan Danielson wrestle. The Greatest wrestler of all time. There will never be anyone like him."

[] "In another era, Gregory Helms would have been something special, but alas he was 15-20 years too early. Gregory Helms was always entertaining and knocked whatever hand he was dealt out of the park whether it was as a part of 3-Count in the dying days of WCW, as the Hurricane in the Cruiserweight division or teaming with Kane and Rosey, or as simply Gregory Helms with the infamous shades and head tilt and seemingly never ending feud with Matt Hardy on SmackDown. The short rivalry between the Hurricane and the Rock hinted at some serious greatness that was never fully realized."

[8.0] "CM Punk as a professional wrestler is flawless on the microphone and conjures up the intensity of his childhood hero Roddy Piper, and in the ring while he is not an absolute perfectionist like Bret Hart, CM Punk is still quite good despite some slight sloppiness. Where CM Punk falls short is in his look as he gives off high school indy wrestler vibes. Kevin Nash was correct in his assessment that CM Punk needed to take a shower, hit the weights, and get a clue. Undoubtedly CM Punk created quite a legacy for himself. Forget watching his ROH stuff, go watch his WWE stuff with Jeff Hardy, Rey Mysterio, John Cena, Chris Jericho, Daniel Bryan, Undertaker and Brock Lesnar."

[7.0] "Probably the textbook definition example of what Kevin Nash would refer to as a vanilla midget. If professional wrestling was strictly about wrestling ability alone Chris Benoit would easily be a 10 out of 10, but it is not. On the microphone, Chris Benoit suffered, and while he definitely hit the gym harder than most of his contemporaries of his stature during his heyday, it would unfortunately be one of the reasons that lead to the black cloud over professional wrestling that were his final days on this planet. If you are a wrestling fan that is a purist that appreciates wrestling ability above all Chris Benoit was one of the best and I highly recommend his matches to fans that started watching the WWE after the Ruthless Aggression Era ended, especially die hard Bryan Danielson fans."

[8.0] "I feel like Billie Starks is everything she's made out to be. Charismatic, fun, unique and engaging as a character. At the age of just 19 she's a better wrestler than some 20 year veterans. Enthralling person, can't wait to see if she can somehow keep on improving."

[5.0] "Zokre had some chances but was around 10 years earlier than he should had on the SoCal independents. If he and Phoenix Star took lass bump counts than usual, they could hang with a competitive lucha libre division of talent. They had good matches against Reno Scum and the Akbars in GFW, unduly to say how ahead of their time. Very talented luchador back in the 2000s."

[8.0] "Tommy has a very strong presence and is one of those rare heavyweight wrestlers that convincingly moves like a high flyer. Very quick and agile in the ring, Tommy is definitely one to keep an eye out for."

[8.0] "Many folks say this was an original junior heavyweight before it was cool. His rivalry on the upstarting Naomichi Marufuji & young heel master Yoshinobu Kanemaru creates strength in the ranks for testing them. The Meteor Leader with the most gallant jaw line for someone who never were 200lbs in his active career can look completely uncharacteristic to the amazing moves that he performed. Comet kick and roundhouse kicks are kinda his trademark. And when he hits heavyweight power moves, the energy in that ring is very prominent. Unfortunate that the business can be terribly cruel either behind the scenes or in the ring, head trauma got to him. Very similar to Shibata on how he almost retired. His final pro wrestling battle was in ZERO1 for the WORLD-1 & NWA/UPW/ZERO1 title against a very tough junior heavyweight in historic knowledge of a man known as Super Dragon Tatsuhito Takaiwa. Naohiro had recovered much faster by retiring and still plays as a ZERO1 mentor today."

[4.0] "Great body and just barely passable in the ring. Never had much to say and would always make rookie mistakes even in year 10 for the loss. Best run was probably with Teddy Long in WCW and even then, lost 70% of his matches. Young Stallions were mediocre and only wins against named tag teams were head scratching referee decisions or teams ready to break up. Their matches versus the Shadows and Conquistadors were painstaking to watch."

[] "One of my favorite wrestlers ever since I got back into wrestling in 2010. He sold me with his selling and his mat wrestling background and his series with Bryan in late 2010 cemented his place as new favorite wrestler and I've been a mark since. He knows how to tell a story just from his selling and has such a natural babyface way of selling. After his Survivor Series 2014 performance, he should have been a bonafide main event star but the powers that be just didn't want to pull the trigger. At least he had a great reign as IC champ during that time and brought some much needed prestige back to that title. I'm excited to see what he does in TNA and NJPW but he really needs to work on his strikes and get a new finisher because the Zig Zag / Danger Zone just is not emphatic enough to end matches, especially not in a promotion like NJPW."

[10.0] "Natsupoi is amazing at wrestling, has a great disposition, and is so fun to watch in the ring. Her only challenge is, she's not very strong - much better than jobbers like Sayaka Kurara or Miyu Amasaki but usually she gets dominated because of her weakness and lack of toughness."

[4.0] "I'm just not impressed. He is only a part-timer in the OVW, but when he does get in the ring, he usually makes just one good move. I don't know if he just doesn't have the stamina any more or what, but with all that charm I really do wanna like the guy."

[6.0] "He's alright. Does a real good job on the mic but needs more work in the ring. A quality heel, he needs a bigger repertoire to make the long title matches a true thrill for the audiences."

[9.0] "I've seen Alec Price wrestle live over a dozen times since 2019. He has gone from dark matches in Beyond to being their ace, while also being a big time player for promotions like GCW and AIW. He is constantly improving. He has one of the best move-sets in independent wrestling. In 2024, he is one of the hardest workers on the indies and I am excited to see what the future has in store for him."

[10.0] "Undisputed best wrestler in the world, already one of the best in the ring all time, and hes not even 30. The way he is able to incorporate high-flying moves without making it look like guys are waiting to catch him is incredible. To those who call him a flippy flop wrestler, you are blind to his amazing hard-hitting offense outside of his other-worldly acrobatics. One of the best choppers in the game right now, his strikes are cringy (in a good way) and the hidden blade is still one of the most brutal-looking moves in history. He really has it all. Even if he had the charisma of a wet towel, he would still get a 10 from me solely based on how good he is in the ring. Hell, even take away his aerobics and he would still be at least a 9. Will Ospreay is a legend, and were not even halfway into his career. [EDIT] the best wrestler in the world today and anyone who doubts it takes wrestling way too seriously."

[10.0] "You can say what you like about his personal conduct, but when it comes to between the ropes, Ospreay is simply undeniable. Like Omega, like Okada, like Danielson, it is incredibly hard, if not completely impossible, for Ospreay to put on a bad match. The man is only 30 and yet he's got a catalogue of amazing matches that rivals the "good matches" catalogue of many insanely talented wrestlers. In the past twelve months alone: Danielson, Takeshita, Alexander, Umino, Bailey, Sabre Jr, Tsuji, Naito, Omega II. You might look at Dave Meltzer's star ratings and think he's too generous to Ospreay, but no, he's the real fuckin' deal."

[7.0] "Very good wrestler and very underrated. Had almost everything to be a top star, the only thing he was really missing was a "look." His attire and whatnot was very generic, albeit it did look pretty cool, it just didn't stand out. Was a really fun wrestler to watch during the Attitude Era, that theme alone will keep him in wrestling history forever, plus the headshakes. His moveset was great too, really good wrestler."

[5.0] "I think the Miz is a rather boring and unentertaining wrestler for the most part. He isn't my cup of tea in. He's not very quick, smooth or technical. Although I dont like his in ring work he has in the past cut some great promos like the ones on Enzo Amore and Daniel Bryan. But in terms of a character he can only work as a heel."

[10.0] "One of the greatest to ever do it greatest ever ROH champion no dispute Joe is a monster like Brock Lesnar but better cause Joe is brown and isnt an alleged sex offender"

[9.0] "I honestly believe that if Benoit hadn't given literally everything he had to the profession, he wouldn't have ended up in the terrible physical & mental shape he was in his final year when he "lost it" and did what he did. By the end this guy had taken so many bumps and been in so many physical matches that he was quite literally deteroriated (including his brain) and was still giving everything he had to wrestling, when he probably should have taken a step back for the sake of himself and his family. Unfortunately for Benoit, he worked for WWE and 'taking time off' for himself probably would have resulted in a roster cut at that point. There's no question that WWE's cutthroat style of management probably kept him pushing himself far harder and longer than he should have, instead of taking time off for his health. It's a tragic situation no question, but I find it too easy to just pin 100% of the blame on a guy who was giving everything he had to an industry that just chewed him up and spit him out at the end. As a wrestler he absolutely deserves at least a 9/10 and I refuse to define him by a single tragic event that probably could have been prevented had WWE actually cared about the well-being of their workers back then, which they clearly didn't."

[7.0] "[7.2] I genuinely hate that Logan Paul is as good as he is. He has been wrestling for two years and performs like he's been doing it for 10. Absolute trash human being outside the ring, though. I don't think he should ever be allowed to live down the Suicide Forest video, but as I said, I can't deny that he's good."

[] "Generational talent, sad to know most don't understand what we're watching before he retires. I love what he's doing right now as a Global Ambassador with The Elite."

[9.0] "No one sells a deathmatch quite like Megumi Kudo. Her move set is pretty solid and her ability/willingness to take punishment is admirable, but for me the thing she was best at was selling the fact that a deathmatch was a war and you really felt she'd been to hell and back. Exceptional talent/"

[6.0] "Bobby Moore might be considered Georgias favourite son. Definitely Bobby Hill already taken on King of the Hill but Bobby Moore in the south regional independents, he struck out during the short lived Rampage Pro Wrestling, helping a very contingent roster."

[9.0] "The greatest commentator of all-time in my opinion. His match calling was very entertaining and his voice had a sense of real sincerity. He entered legend status when he did the empty arena match between Funk and Lawler, his pre-match stuff there is legendary. Lance was the best possible voice for Memphis, the CWA were very lucky to have him."

[10.0] "Asuka is one of the greatest women wrestlers ever and is probably the greatest woman wrestler of her generation and despite her WWE main roster booking slowly chipped away a lot of that aura she had in Japan and NXT she's still a fantastic worker and I really like what she's doing right now as part of Damage CTRL and the Kabuki Warriors"

[4.0] "She's just not good anymore which sucks like I remember 2015 she was one of my favorite women wrestlers but she hasn't been good in like 7 years she honestly needs to retire from the ring it sucks that she had so much promise and she deserves respect for her part in the women's revolution but yeah she's just not good anymore I don't really know anything about her personal issues I try to avoid learning about that stuff unless it's like really bad impossible to avoid stuff"

[7.0] "Not the biggest fan of her in ring can't honestly remember a match off the top of my head that was like amazing that I've seen but as a character she's great honestly I love the timeless thing it's just great I like a delusional character lmao"

[10.0] "Bryan Danielson is the greatest wrestler to ever step in a ring he is the goat and in my mind there's not that much competition"

[] "I first saw Cole when he was very early into his career, and I saw potential there pretty quickly. Although unconventional to a lot of people, he's grown to be an asset in any match he's in."

[] "amazing ring announcer arguably the greatest one her one when Cody won was amazing you can hear her emotion"

[10.0] "The best gimmick of all time. The aura that he had when I was watching wrestlemania was incomparable. His moveset was incredible. Since his last ride to his iconic Tombstone Piledriver, His submission move and the old school are very unforgettable. He had incredible feuds with Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Kane, Edge, Randy Orton and CM Punk. Maybe his last years were not the best because of his physical condition but is undisputed that he has an ALL TIME career."

[] "Jericho is taking his legacy out back and putting it down like a sick dog tired of him get him off my screen Tony Khan"

[4.0] "I don't see nearly as much in her right now as other fans do. She doesn't have much charisma and her gimmick is apparently 90's teenager? I think? Her music certainly is anyway."

[9.0] "Very good and entertaining wrestling that is good both in terms of entertainment and wrestling. I have been a fan since the beginning of his career in AEW. He is really great. I give it 9 points."

[8.0] "She's very talented and very good on promos now. She's rarely in a mediocre match and never in a bad one. I do wish she'd save the top rope stunner for big matches because the human body can't take that abuse regularly but she knows better than I do about that."

[1.0] "Really, really awful. Not a complete waste because I do believe she has potential but her entire gimmick and personality is "I smile and I flex my back". That's not very interesting or exciting. I feel bad for saying so and I'm trying to body shame but with women like Bianca, Jade, and Rhea on the roster who are more cut and muscular, doing a power gimmick falls flat on its face. That's not to say she's out of shape, far from it, it just means her match quality isn't nearly good enough to overlook that. She also can't cut a promo to save her life."

[10.0] "It took me a while to get it. It took me a while to embrace it. Okada is one of the greatest of all time. A pro wrestling machine; smooth, athletic, powerful, technical and the aura of a champion even if he's not holding a title. Best dropkick of all time and some of the greatest Match and rivalries we've ever seen."

[6.0] "I hope she's genuinely happy to be back in WWE. I'm sure she's making a ton of money so more power to her. However, her time in Impact did wonders for her career. They bent over backwards for her and made her look like a really big deal. She's not undeserving of that either. In 2016-17 on Smackdown she was doing really well and having decent matches. Now that she's back she's just another face in the crowd. If your name is not Rhea, Becky, or Bayley, you're not getting a lot of tv time or title matches."

[6.0] "In TNA she was showcased as a big deal during both of her runs there. In WWE she's just another face in the crowd but now her name is Michin."

[5.0] "I'm not seeing what others are right now. She's clearly talented but she doesn't do or say anything that separates her from anyone else in WWE. That's not entirely her fault, WWE has a formula for groups of wrestlers and she's doing what is asked of her."

[7.0] "He's very good in the ring and has worked very hard on reinventing himself as an outlandish character. He basically took Velveteen Dream's gimmick, right down to wearing his opponent's previous persona's gear. He's making it work so kudos to him. He's more of a self parody now but that doesn't take away from his great matches."

[9.0] "I'm rating this 9/10 for two reasons, one is to invalidate the rating of some loser who believes everything he's told with no evidence, and the other is cause Drew is legit one of the best, most underappreciated talents of this generation. I don't care what some bitter has-been has to say about him."

[2.0] "Hook really needs to build on his character development and storytelling as whenever he's in the squared circle, he's extremely boring with absolutely no charisma and positivity about him. At the moment I don't see him having a promising career in Pro Wrestling unless he gets proper training in his promos and overall wrestling as his capabilities are weak. I don't know why fans cheer for him or say positive things about the Cold Handsome Devil as I don't see any potential within this kid what so ever."

[10.0] "Danielson will go down as one of the best to ever do it. Give it another 10 years and people will be talking about him like people talk about Misawa today (but hopefully without the asterisk of a tragic end)."

[8.0] "One of the pioneers of Big woman wrestlers in the West. R.I.P. Rhonda. I pray that one day , you are remembered and finally have a spot at the hall of fame for paving way to Heavyweight Woman Wrestlers like Awesome Kong, Nia Jax, Dou Drop and Isis the Amazon in the West. Trained by the great Mildred Burke."

[5.0] "At a good position for his age and years of in ring experience, but definitely still green. Over the next year or so he will need to start developing his character. Could benefit from transitioning to ROH for awhile and finding a proper feud with one of the younger guys also training there."

[8.0] "R-Truth fulfills his role to perfection. That role being the legendary comedy goof. For my money, Truth might be the greatest comedy wrestler of all time in terms of actual laughs acquired. That does not mean Truth is not versatile though. He has shown himself capable of being a part of serious angles at times. He is also still really good in the ring for his age."

[10.0] "These comments make me well up. Chyna is a wrestler I'll never forget. Absolutely amazing, as strong as anyone but still a beautiful lady. A gem within the attitude era and someome who cannot be replicated like the Undertaker or Ausitn. The 9th wonder of the world."

[7.0] "Corbin gets way too much hate. He is far from as bad that people try to make him seem like. Decent mic skills and decent in ring. He also has an amazing finisher. Only things i currently dont like is his character. UPDATE: Originally had him at 5 in 2019. 5 years later i feel confident in saying that he has improved greatly. He feels more fluid in the ring, and his character work has been good since he dropped the king moniker."

[10.0] "There is something that is special about McIntyre to me. He has the look of a world champion and the ring skills to show that he deserves it. He has changed massively over the years and i would say for the better. He completely changed from the chosen one who kinda looked like a lower midcarder to a potential main event star. UPDATE: Originally had him at 10 in 2019 and still have him at 10 all these years later. His current run is amazing and i look forward to seeing what he does every week, both on television and his antics online."

[10.0] "What is there to say that has not already been said? Simply one of the greatest of all time. He is legendary in-ring. He is also extremely versatile, being able to go from a masterful comedy goof one moment, to being a wrestling machine that can main event any show in a matter of seconds."

[7.0] "Julia is great. Her in-ring skills are so-so but where she has really excelled is at building a character that easily stands out. If she remains injury free i can only see her become better in the years to come."

[10.0] "One of the all time greatest. He just gets it. He has mastered so many different aspects of wrestling. He has mastered the technical aspect, becoming one of the finest to watch in the world. He has mastered the storytelling aspect, dragging the viewers along for rides for years. He has mastered the art of being both the most loved face and being the most hated heel. He has mastered the art of the promo. But most importantly, he has mastered the art of getting a connection to the crowd. The fact that he has managed to climb to such heights, and still put on legendary matches to this day in spite of his injury history, he really is in that best of all time discussion."