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[7.0] "Check Shimatani is good, and often entertains me in GLEAT. I would like to see him more often and in bigger spots."

[7.0] "He's very athletic. I've watched a bunch of his matches, from Walter, to Omega, to Dunn. One thing that some of these guys do that makes it hard for me to put them up there at the top is no-selling. There's too many instances where he gets hit, puts his head down, and when whoever he's facing runs to the ropes it's like he never got hit at all and he charges them. I've been a wrestling fan since Hogan and Warrior and Rude and King Haku. If big hits don't register, I immediately think "this is fake". Years later today, I grew up obviously and I know it's all fake, but don't try to convince me it's real by doing fake things like no-selling. If you want the audience to buy your "work", sell like it's real."

[7.0] "Honestly the perfect midcarder, throw him in the ring with anyone and youll get an alright match, seems to be taking will to filling the role Dolph Ziggler had for years."

[7.0] "Although The Undertaker has earned his legacy, he spent at least a decade putting out shitters. This was almost entirely down to the way he had to wrestle as Taker. The slow, zombie-like style in his matches prevented him from showing off his impressive power at his full potential, resulting in most of his matches being boring. Once he dropped the slow methodical offense, his style got much better, with his in-ring heights in the 2000s being phenomenal, pardon the pun. His promos were never that good, but he was so dedicated to his character that he made it work most of the time. Don't watch his in-ring work after the Hell in a Cell match with Lesnar, you'll just make yourself sad."

[7.0] "Man, this guy has had a great career. During his WCW days he was very good and was more risqué in regards to what he does in the ring and what he allowed people to do to him. Going from WCW to WWE was the best decision he ever made, they really reeled him in and didn't allow him to take wild bumps nor bumps from the smaller guys. He clearly had some issues during the late 90s and early 2000s, and despite their efforts to put him on TV, he was a little stop and start with his stuff. Finally got his act together and really excelled as a giant from 02 until the mid-late 2010s. Had a lot of good moments, some decent matches... I mean, anybody going to a WWE event and expecting Big Show to put on a 5 star instant classic would be kidding themselves. Can't really blame him for the constant babyface/heel turns but he did well all things considering. He should've seriously packed it up after the "match" with Drew McIntyre. It's sad to see the state he's in now, the guy shouldn't be anywhere near a wrestling ring again."

[7.0] "A very good underdog babyface. Really all he's been thus far, as young as he is. Fundamentally sound and usually tucked away in the tag team rankings. Gonna be interesting to see what happens to him when someone breaks TJP's phylactery and he begins aging like a normal person."

[7.0] "He has a very old school look and style. I'm fairly partial to him and I think he works well as a mid-card powerhouse, though I think his strikes don't look very good. If he improved on his strikes or just focused on chain-wrestling/submissions more (Which he does well in) I can see him shooting up the card."

[7.0] "Was great in Mustache Mountain but ever since that tag team doesn't exist anymore, Trent hasn't impressed me personally. He's got a great Lariat though and he's a solid worker who is a dependable midcarder."

[7.0] "GREAT tag wrestler and one of the best high-flying big-man that I have ever seen. His singles stuff doesn't do it for me even though he's had some good matches on RAW at times. But even as a singles wrestler, he's a massive gain for every promotion, especially with Rowe."

[7.0] "Where Rip Oliver truly shines is his proficient use of body language. This guy had a very great selling style and there's alotta "little things". The bleached blonde mop top with the brown beard was a memorable heel look. Kept in good shape but maintained the heel "barrel torso" accent to boot. Good looking shoulder breaker. Great work in tags because he always had the timing thing down quite well. Always a gem in Portland. Very good stuff in World Class during late 84/85. Just a tackling dummy when employed by Vince. 7.25 rounded up."

[7.0] "I could wake up to Shaun Simpson every day that's for sure. Even cuter than his older brother, almost sickeningly cute. Had the looks of a 1950s/60s pre-teen heartthrob. Some of the best hair in wrestling history. Confident promo, solid work, and kept in fantastic condition; I love a white meat babyface like this, I don't mind painting within the lines. The team with Terry Gordy was more fun than it had any right to be. Flaws? He was *extra* petite in the late 80's (was the size of a mop and with the hair, looked the part) and never left Texas. 6.5"

[7.0] "I hope the Von Erichs were kissing this guy's butt and lining his pockets every possible turnaround because he hung around during THE most tumultuous and talent-void time in all of World Class. He wasn't large or even medium but he still seemed like he belonged. He would have definitely been enhancement talent elsewhere but in WCCW he was given years to shine. I must mention the hair, Jimmy Garvin's only true competition. He was completely adored by the fans and wrestled at a usually fast pace to keep excitement levels up. He also gave fans a reason to care, because he stuck around when most wrestlers would only stay for a few weeks or months (the payoffs there were crap because Fritz was greedy). He certainly made the most of what he had and was one of the few pillars of WCCW."

[7.0] "this is an edit i made before, cody rhodes is a fantastic wrestler dont get me wrong, but to be honest. I dont get how people like him, the man was getting bitched by a 51 yr old, there was a reason why he left and proved himself why he is a good wrestler, but i dont think hes a maineventer, dont get me wrong he was a beast AEW, but WWE when he first came here he wasnt that good."

[7.0] "I liked him as a wrestler and as a person, but to be honest I think he is a little overrated; his aura was never dominant, his skills are good but not upper tie, same with mic skills. His best match and feud is probably vs HBK, while for HBK is not even close to be at the top of his. As a human being, as a competitor and a professional, love him"

[7.0] "Goat level charisma shown with his Stone Cold character. Mic skills quite good, unquestionably one of the best to ever do it. In ring not bad, but way below the excellence of other guys. Career was great but very short, I feel like it lacks consistency to consider him in the elite. I like technical wrestling and entertainment, Stone Cold gave me only the latter. Respect, but not my guy."

[7.0] "Shelton in my opinion is one of the best mid carders of all time. He was a guy who could be plugged into anything and make it happen. He was never really world champion guy for me but he was a great Intercontinental Champion. He could just captivate everyone in the crowd and I think deserved better during his time"

[7.0] "The rock is one of if not the biggest stars in not only wwe but in professional wrestling, but ima be honest, his in ring work was ok, if hes wrestling with someone great like, stone cold or triple h, kurt angle, benoit, jericho and others, his in ring work is awsome, but most of the time hes very limited, the rock bottom doesnt it like it hurts the slightest. the peoples elbow is just a generic elbow. i get why people like him. but hes not really my cup of tea."

[7.0] "There was a time when it looked like Hina was going to be left behind by her twin sister. She only had a few moves, far less charisma or confidence and then took a lengthy period off from wrestling. Since her return, however, she has addressed these weaknesses. She has some really cool moves now in particular."

[7.0] "I like her quite a bit. Imposing look, due both to her size and to the aggressive way she wrestles. She should be a major player in Stardom within a few years if she gets booked well. Her old 'flower' entrance pose was the cutest thing ever!"

[7.0] "If Ruca keeps developing I think she is a future star in WWE. Even without the finisher she has shown some great athleticism and some good matches on NXT. I would probably put her in the top 5 for NXTs Womens division in terms of potential. She has shown the moves she can do at 24 and will continue to shine in WWE"

[7.0] "I never really thought much of Chelsea at first but overtime she has grown on me her Karen persona is great she plays it perfectly and clearly shows potential if it were up to me she would win MITB this year because i can see her being a star."

[7.0] "Chavo was arguably one of the bigger stars on Smackdown during the 2000s, along with Eddie, Chris, Edge, Rey, Angle and Taker. While Chavo was definitely the weaker of the bunch, he had his fair share of excellent matches, especially teaming alongside Eddie Guerrero in Los Guerreros. As a singles competitor he was pretty average, but good. Sometimes he would be given pretty terrible gimmicks however like Kerwin White for example. While Chavo never quite had the charisma or in-ring ability of his older brother, he could still hold his own, entertain and put on quality matches."

[7.0] "An above average wrestler in his prime, but what he really earns his place in the history book for is opening the pipeline for Mexican talent to come into mainstream American wrestling, which sparked a revolution in the late 90's. That likely doesn't happen, or doesn't happen at the same level, without him."

[7.0] "Many people question as to why he is in the hall of fame, since he wasn't ever really a top guy and to people outside of the Golden Era don't really see him and think one of the greats. The thing is though, if you actually look him up, he was honestly pretty good, just was working during a time where someone like him didn't really belong in terms of his style of wrestling (gimmick wise oh he definitely fit). Charisma wise he was fucking excellent, he was a good worker, and most importantly, Frankie is one of the best birds in professional wrestling. But I think what got him in the hall of fame is Piledriver. Dude, he's quite literally the highlight of The Wrestling Album II, because he sang his fucking heart out."

[7.0] "A fine wrestler which changed many gimmick before finding the one perfect for him. I liked him in tag team in WCW, but my favorite Rikishi monster is as a monster heel in 2000, when there was Armageddon and he was a legit contender to the WWF Title. He had some trouble with weird gimmick in the middle '90s but after becoming Rikishi it was fine for him. I enjoy his babyface team with Scotty 2 Hotty and his dance moves after a match. Also, Stinkface is a fantastic babyface move that has been copied from many others."

[7.0] "Somewhat over-pushed. He tried very hard to be a badass work-horse but there's not a match I can say he's phenomenal in. But all around a good and entertaining performer when he's not hitched to the most annoying gimmick in the world though."

[7.0] "Given how much shit certain wrestling fans, including live crowds have given Paul Wight/Big Show in the past, I was surprised to find out that his score on here wasn't low and actually what I think he should be around. Paul is definitely one of the most, if not the most talented giant wrestler in Pro Wrestling history. He was sometimes slow in the ring, but I don't expect him to wrestle fast and for his size, he did a good job and was very strong and believable whenever he delivered his 'knockout punch' towards opponents, which they often sold very well. He turned face and heel a lot during the years, so much so that he has more turns than John Cena wears different color shirts in one year. He fit way more as a heel than a face, but was likeable as both. As I said in the beginning of this review, "fans" have not treated Paul so well over the years, with some crowds chanting obscene things at Paul, which I'm not going to mention such chants because it's just wrong and not cool whatsoever. I know he's coming into his later years and he may retire sometime soon, if so, I wish Paul the best in his future and a thank you for him being entertaining over the years."

[7.0] "What just happened to him? Back in NXT, we was an absolute gem on a wrestler, putting on banger after banger. Then, he came to AEW, lost his form, got injured, had a fumbled storyline with MJF, we're here now...such a sad sighting of one of the most amazing wrestlers to ever grace television"

[7.0] "Sami Zayn isnt Mick Foley, yet that is who probably who he most closely resembles when discussing why he is over and why his rating is so high. Like Mick they both wore a mask before before ditching it to be just a bearded dumpy guy with mousy hair that people love to root for. Both Sami and Mick are known for their mic skills, character development, and storyline emphasis in their performances. Indeed, Sami is above average on the mic and is completely at home telling a story with this art form. However, while Mick Foley's introspective searches for deeper meaning behind his wanton violence as both the Cactus Jack and Mankind characters was pioneering, it comes off as bloated and overindulgent with Sami. What is arguably considered his best work during the Bloodline story arch was simply a heavy handed re-hashing of Mick's role as spoiler to the Rock's cool persona in their "Rock and Sock Connection" pairing. For the length of the story arch the formula was the same; the bloodline attempted to project theire power as a stable through their somber backstage tribal coucils or in-ring promos and Sami would inevtiably undercut Reigns leadership with mocking loyalty. Later, Sami would implore the viewer to take it seriously when he had his big close up, when it was time to reveal the true meaning behind his goofy interjection into their family; he was helping them out of an abusive relationship. Its great writing if you like the more serious side of Adam Sandler's filmography, the sad clown. He's not a bad worker by any means and deserves a higher rating than most on his work rate alone, but, his skill lies more in his ability to take moves than it is to give them. Like Foley he sells very well, absorbs most of the bumps in a match and is incredible at putting over his opponent in that way. However, at his best offensively he's a PWG showcase guy; all homage and high spots. Put him in a match with Owens, Adam Cole, or anyone else of that style and he's probably going to give you a good show if you'd like to see someone kick out of 4 consectutive Canadian Destroyers. Ultimately, Sami has a lot like Mick but doesnt touch the heights of Mick. There is no Hell in the Cell equivalent for Sami, there is no infamy of a Kawasaki Deathmatch for Sami, and certainly not a World Championship like Mick."

[7.0] "Cody Rhodes is a good example of reinvigorating a career. In his early WWE days, he wasn't on the right track and had multiple character and gimmick changes and wasn't over with the crowd as much, it didn't help that many fans viewed him as a "freeloader". Eventually, he left WWE and did a fresh restart on the indies, co-founded a wrestling promotion with Tony Khan, and did a good job at making a career renaissance. Cody would return to WWE in 2022 and although the rumors sparked some criticism within the wrestling community, it was 100% the right call and he became the most over wrestler in wrestling and became the face of WWE in just a few months. He managed to stay over despite losing to Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania 39 and had some good moments like his feud with Brock Lesnar, forming an alliance with the also over Jey Uso, and still getting massive positive crowd reactions. His story came to a high point at Wrestlemania 40 where he would beat Roman Reigns in the main event in what was one of the greatest modern Wrestlemania moments in history, up there with Kofi Kingston winning at WM 35 and Daniel Bryan winning at WM 30. Before 2022, It was unclear of whether Cody Rhodes would go into the WWE Hall Of Fame in the future, but I think he's already solidified himself as a future first ballot Hall Of Famer."

[7.0] "Jake Perry is very good in the ring, that's undeniable. It can be fast, technical and sometimes brutal. He even has the psychology when it comes to it, only the problem has always been outside the ring. Long teamed up with Luchasaurus, he hides his weaknesses with a great duo and a facial aura that you want to support until the end of his rivalry with Christian. Unfortunately with Christian's injury the rivalry was longer than expected which didn't help Jake Perry to go solo but after that without a duet with him, his too smooth side was quickly seen and gave him a bland side while he is still excellent in the ring. That's what I thought until his heel turn, I'm one of the people who loved the way it was done and I loved his heel character in AEW before the problem with Cm Punk. Arrogant and believing himself to be very superior, enhanced by his deliberately pedantic entrance theme, plus his outfit where he was showing off, it was great but we never got to see more because of you know what. On the other hand I must say that I really like his time in NJPW, always arrogant mixed with a character feeling betrayed and put in the position of scapegoat. Obsessed by it, he is more careful to provoke the fans than to win matches because he is too obsessed with his own truth. It works and he gets heel reactions. There is real potential to be explored in the hope that it will not end up going in circles."

[7.0] "I'm surprised that Jey Uso has found his groove and has somehow gotten over with fans, helps when you have a good catchphrase and align yourself with top talents on RAW. Jey's got some good moves that he uses and can get a crowd behind him well. With how he's gotten over, it might be safe to say that he's a future world title holder, which although I think he's better in the upper mid-card, I wouldn't be against it considering there have been much worse wrestlers to be world champions in the past 10 years. Jey is miles ahead of his brother Jimmy at this moment in time, nothing is clicking for his brother whatsoever being a lackey in the bloodline and regressing in the ring. Jey gets a respectable 7."

[7.0] "Un gran luchador aéreo de AAA, que se encuentra atrapado en la división mini, que no entiendo eso, debería de estar compitiendo por el Campeonato Crucero"

[7.0] "Hes very charasmatic, and great in the ring, but i feel like he can put on a classic when he wants to, dont get me wrong his matches are great, also his drug problems really caught up to him, luckily he battled his demonds but sadly they caught back to him, may he rest in peace."

[7.0] "I don't see all the bad that a lot of people seem to see. Good worker, alright gimmick that he's at bare minimum committed to. Found him off of his social media and, while I can't say he's a Diamond in the Rough, he's not nearly as bad as some of these comments seem to think."

[7.0] "hes a pretty decent wrestlers. feels more like a brawler cause of the amount of death matches he does but if he can have a sneaky good match like he did with Nick Wayne before. with his broski jimmy persona, it makes him so much of a lovable goofball heel. if someone is a competent wrestler, they'll be fine wrestling him. seen him deliver moves that went viral for thinking it injured the person who he does it too but he delivers it safe every time. underrated as hell with how people talk about him"

[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."

[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"

[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."

[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."

[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..."

[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."

[8.0] "Great look and great Pro wrestler. Never did anything too silly or goofy to expose the business which is no surprise being the son of a territory promotor. Still young enough to make an impact in any promotion in the world. It is crazy that in his time in WWE he was in his late teens and early twenties and he was the size he was."

[8.0] "Over the last few years, Carmelo has been a bright spot in NXT. His matches are usually very good, thanks to his athleticism and mannerisms between the ropes. He has the swagger of a potential top guy and adequate mic skills that looks like is improving all the time. I would say that his finisher needs to be changed or at least done on special occasions, since everyone knows what the prolonged use of a leg drop does to the human body(Matt Hardy and Hulk Hogan are unfortunate examples of this). Rumors say that his time in NXT is coming to a close and if that's true, hats off to him for his amazing work during his tenure as 2x North American champ and NXT champ. He is one of the several talents to watch out for in the WWE for the next several years. He is already very good, but can be a major star if he keeps this up."

[8.0] "I love Akam & Rezar and I'm glad they are back on main roster WWE after a dreadful initial run. Best of all, they're back alongside Paul Ellering. Unlike many I've been enjoying their work with Karrion Kross and Scarlett as part of the Final Testament. They are better in the ring than many give them credit for because that's how it goes with power wrestlers in WWE, generally."

[8.0] "This guy is one of my very favorites on the 880 promotion. He's got some weird indefinable quality that just makes you want to boo the guy. It's a great talent that he can automatically put the face over without having to do much more than work his gimmick. for example, I'm trying to leave a positive review because I know it's just a gimmick, but who am I kidding I just wanna see the dude lose! and lose bad! Even sitting here at a keyboard legit trying to say something positive I just want to heckle and boo the guy."

[8.0] "Jay White is one of the best heels not just in NJPW but in the entire pro-wrestling today. His work is truly dedicating, and his character makes you truly despised him. Although most of his matches are average in NJPW standards, he is not the type of guy who uses flashy moves and more likely most of his arsenal of moves are heelish. Jay also has a great in-ring psychology as seen in most of his matches acting like a sadistic and sociopathic villain. His time as a Bullet Club member made him a main event star in NJPW and fought the likes of Hiroshi Tanahashi, Kazuchika Okada and Kota Ibushi. Safe to say that being a heel in NJPW is what saved him from his career, as they had a lot of babyfaces there in NJPW. A lot of people including me may think that Jay White is the "final boss" because during his time, he is the most stand out heel in NJPW. Unfortunately, upon signing with AEW, he is just another guy that Tony Khan signs as his "flex" and still doesn't have a defining moment a year after he signed but let's see in the future on what to do with him. More so, my basis of this rating is his time in NJPW with a little impact on AEW, although his time in AEW doesn't affect my rating very much due on how little his time there. Jay White resembles a comic book villain come to life. Amazing dark and edgy character."

[8.0] "Alan Angels is the current champion for Prestige Wrestling in my area, and hes also aligned with their current tag champions, Sinner and Saint. Angels is a great heel champion and has consistent good matches. I love that he frequently brings up Roddy Piper in his Portland promos for heat - really gets the crowd hot!"

[8.0] "Futuro is still young and learning but alongside Neon he already stands out as particularly spectacular in an absolutely stacked CMLL roster. I expect big things out of him in the years to come."

[8.0] "The most charismatic wrestler in the world until she has a microphone in front of her mouth. Seriously, I don't get it. She comes out to the ring looking like the literal definition of "cool" and then she opens her mouth and it's a bunch of mush-mouthed, rambling nonsense. Like IDK if she has a speech impediment or what but she doesn't know how to en-un-ci-ate any of her words and seems to lose a lot of that cool confidence when cutting a promo. And it sucks too because generally she's exceptional in the ring and is capable of putting on a good match with just about anyone. This glaring contrast between her in-ring and mic work combined with her inability to remain healthy and poor attitude backstage makes a 7.5 a fair rating for me. I'll go ahead and round up in recognition for her status as the most successful Black woman in the history of pro wrestling."

[8.0] "before doink the clown, borne was a really good wrestler, very underrated i think people should look at him before doink"

[8.0] "Great athlete, had the opportunity to watch him live several times and he has never disappointed. Glad that finally people are starting to notice him, he's great. Amazing moveset with innovative moves."

[8.0] "Adriano is one of the best prospect of Italian wrestling, his work in SIW, SAJ, Break and Hustle shows that."

[8.0] "She constantly goods, and works hard. She came under my notice for the first time in the mask vs mask match in the 2022 Anniversary show, but also impressed me in her tag team. La Jarochita is great in mixing the more conventional lucha style, with more stiff work, this seems to be the case in general for the better CMLL luchadores, but most especially her."

[8.0] "Riho is a great underdog and a perpetual babyface. Her biggest career highlight so far is becoming the inaugural AEW Womens Champion. Riho has consistently been one of the most exciting to watch womens wrestlers in AEW since their inception; a second reign with the AEW Womens Championship feels long overdue."

[8.0] "CM Punk is hard for me to rate. On one hand I think he had one of the best promo skills in the history of WWE. He could wrestle a good match too and hang with the top guys in WWE. He had 5 star matches with John Cena, Randy Orton and Undertaker. His in ring psychology is among one of the best and he has tons of charisma. He deserves to be as over as he is but if anything goes against him it's his attitude. CM Punk is very hotheaded and at times just a total jerk, sometimes for seemingly no reason like his beef with Elijah Burke. He also ruined a part of his legacy by going to the UFC to try and do what Brock did except failing miserably two times in a row before retiring, and I was rooting for him as a wrestling fan to win those matches."

[8.0] "I am personally more of a Alpha Wolf guy than a Dragon Bane guy, but DB is still incredible, young, and wildly talented in ways that make him among the best high flyers in the world. I hope he stays in a tag team with his brother for a while, because I think theirs is an act that could, and should, dominate the tag divisions of the world for a long time to come."

[8.0] "She should be in the hall of fame, but like how jim ross sumed it up. "All there gonna do, is remember the last 24 hours she had of her life". She was a great manager possibly the greatest female manager of all time. with out a dobut, im sorry for her family and what happened to her, but she definetly should be in the hall of fame. but to be fair, her screaming was the most annoying thing ever."

[8.0] "Slowly and surely bitting the steaks of students who will make money enough to buy a steak every night. Everyone being trained by this man is getting noticed on the off chance. Zak Patterson is closest to being signed so far, very good. The Red Romeo has knowledge and willpower howled in his IWS Dojo. Look in 5 more years, 2 will be signed and become big stars."

[8.0] "I don't know if there has been a funnier interviewer than Joel Gertner (maybe possibly RJ City), the stuff he did at One Night Stand 05 was hysterical."

[8.0] "I think she's good. she's not Howard Finkel. but no one is. she's better than Lilian Garcia. eh. oh well"

[8.0] "Fantastic wrestler. Not quite at the ace level, but he's a very, very good wrestler to have in a promotion. Has a great look, obviously slowing down a lot now given his age and time in MMA & wrestling throughout the years."

[8.0] "One of the very best Joshi and overall female wrestlers of her generation. Feels like Mayu has been around for AGES, and after a quick look... she has been doing this since 2011, which is just crazy considering she's only 31. Fantastic in-ring wrestler, I have zero knowledge of Japanese so I can't rate her ability on the mic, but pure wrestling she is just one of the very best."

[8.0] "This kid is incredible, so fun to watch and I really love his aura as a wrestler. Great attires, great moves, great style, he's SO CLOSE to being the true ace of Japanese pro-wrestling. Still, I feel like it wouldn't be fair to rate him higher than an 8 as of now because he's young and still has to improve on certain aspects. Hopefully we get that Okada match again in a few years once Kiyomiya hits his peak and Okada comes back to Japan. Aside from that though, this is THE GUY people need to be watching and placing all their hope on to carry Japanese pro-wrestling into the future."

[8.0] "Really liked him back in his NXT days, was surprised to see him leave WWE to be honest. In hindsight, was absolutely the right move for him. One of the very, very, very few guys who went from WWE to AEW and actually was better off for it. Guy has made himself a star, only giving him an 8 now because I feel like he has room for improvement and he's 100% capable of that so I'll be back in the future to add more to this raiting. As of right now, high 8 and capable of being a 9 if he can keep on track."

[8.0] "Yuzuki added the style of bounce back mentality across her training with JOSHI hard hitting wrestling. Her battle with Momo had attention and now being apart of the faction STARS, her fight for keeping stardom the best Joshi company will draw her first arc into becoming the next ACE. Fast pinfalls and it is with such flash and flair."

[8.0] "Oof, the current rating for Jade Cargill is REALLY harsh. I'm editing this review from my September 2022 rating where I previously gave Jade a 6. I honestly admire Jade. She has the potential to be WWE's top 2-4 biggest stars in the women's division. She carries herself like a big star, and she has a great physique/height that'll always make her a legitimate threat to the rest of the women's division. I think she's solid enough in the ring against the right opponents. I've seen Jade Cargill have good matches against Kris Statlander, Taya Valkyrie (aka their 2nd match), Anna Jay (aka their 1st match) and Thunder Rosa. Her wrestling is easily her one weakness, but she's a solid enough worker who can hang in the ring with better wrestlers. Jade oozes charisma since she's able to connect with various crowds, and she's such a cool dominant badass that makes it easy for us to be enamored by her presence. Jade is solid enough on the mic. HEr promos are generally best when it's short and sweet because her actions speak much louder than her words. Plus, Jade is arguably the hottest woman in the company; so that's just another big bonus going for her. Jade is just Her. She fits perfectly in WWE, and hopefully she continues to improve in the ring. Overall, Jade definitely gets an 8 from me. She's criminally underrated on this site."

[8.0] "I ain't gonna lie i know him more from The Super Mario Brothers Super Show. Pizzano. anyway he was good"

[8.0] "I have the biggest damn soft spot for Turtle. From watching him on cold nights online when he made his ISW shots and his matches in Chikara. He's that one guy who just stuck to me"

[8.0] "With two nights away from arguably the greatest title reign of modern era ending, I'm writing this comment to give Roman Reigns his flowers. Despite his negatives which is the fact that he's been a part-timer for most of his reign (after hypocritically calling John Cena 'a part-timing fake ass bitch'), his promo skills are overrated, repetitive and uninteresting, his getting lazy in his matches and offering the bare minimum in the ring, his predictability, he's been the most overly protected and catered top guy of all time, having taken him 5 years to finally click with the wrestling world, etc... despite all of that, he has given us tons of memories and created countless moments throughout his career while elevating his counterparts to superstardom by telling great stories. He has truly made it as a guy we will remember forever. While he cannot compete with the icons that came before him like Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, John Cena, Shawn Michaels, Ric Flair, The Undertaker and more, and he can't touch Hulk Hogan's unreachable impact, he has truly been the one and only top star of his generation, or as he once called himself 'THE Guy'."

[8.0] "Grayson's charisma and character work are top notch and in the ring he's pretty good. His pairing with Austin Theory is a good dynamic and they compliment each other nicely and are very entertaining to watch. He's proven numerous times that he can go in the ring, put on good matches and hopefully we'll see a singles title run in his future."

[8.0] "The G-Sharpe career is honestly kind of insane in that he seems to have gone everywhere and is respected but isn't really that known to the wider wrestling audience. Very athletic, looks jacked & can cut a good promo. Not the bitw but the type of wrestler that always adds stability to a card and a consistently quality match"

[8.0] "You can say A LOT but the treatment of little people wrestlers, especially in America. They're stuck in a position where they don't get respect despite in many cases having to work harder. Microman is pretty good from what i have watched, and i hope he continues to get a platform, especially as a serious wrestler (fwiw he is good at comedy as well)"

[8.0] "Amazing talent. Had a star look, could wrestle and was beautiful. She was great in early TNA and OVW. WWE had her and Ariel on ECW and didnt do anything with them. ECW couldve had a nice little womens division in 2006-2007 Trinity, Ariel, Jazz and Layla, Kelly and Brooke (perhaps they couldve taken Taylor Wilde and Angelina too while they were in DSW) but... poor choices."

[8.0] "He is very good. His tag team with his brother Ángel de Oro is amazing and I wish they would get more praise. He is an incredible rudo that is great at being a rudo and working his role but also incredible at being able to put over the técnicos."

[8.0] "Probably the most confident looking, brutal, and charming woman in the ring in AEW today. No other woman comes close to hitting as hard as she does with the chops and elbow strikes. Deserves a huge push."

[8.0] "I like what I've seen of his WWE run, can't believe how committed the man was to Golddust, but I'm mainly rating him here based on AEW. Every match, no matter how inconsequentially booked, is so tight. The man knows how to pace a match in a way only decades of experience can bring. And at 54, he knows his limitations and knows how to work within them to still deliver a great show. Always excited to see him."

[8.0] "Wrestlers who thrive in hardcore, deathmatches or garbage wrestling is an automatic negative to me. People like Nick Gage, Atsushi Onita, John Zandig and Necro Butcher, crazy I know them, knows nothing in the technical aspect of wrestling. Even older guys like Terry Funk, The Sheik and Abdullah the Butcher. I just simply hate this kind of wrestling or whatever you called it. However, Mick Foley is an exemption on this. He uses this kind of environment as a gimmick and not as a kind of wrestling style that he holds on for the rest of his career. He could be technically sounding and flashy and that's how he is different from most of hardcore/ECW/CZW wrestlers. In ring, he is a storyteller, he wouldn't perform moves that is out of the story. One thing I admire him the most is his passionate mic skills. He sounded convincing and makes us believe on what he says. Many people tried to copy his style in terms of in-ring and promo abilities, but Mick outshines them all. His willingness to take excruciating damage on his body and almost try to risk his life for the sake of value and memory. One thing I remember vividly about him is his match with the Undertaker in Hell in a Cell, still the most talked about match 25-26 years passed. No doubt Mick provides us moments that he is even willing to take risky bumps that most of his peers couldn't do. His durability, his toughness and his passion are a testament on how great Mick Foley was on his heyday. His three faces of Foley (Cactus Jack, Dude Love and Mankind) gave equal amount of exposure in the wrestling business and only Mick could provide three alter egos that haven't been stale and worn out after all these years. Truly a legend in the business and one of the most respected performers in wrestling history."

[8.0] "Very good at ring and she is going to be a real super star in near future she looks great in wrestlemania. She is very charismatic. And her entrance is interesting i am really hope she becomes wwe woman's champion one day THE STORM IS COMING. I give her eight"

[8.0] "Disregarding what could be said about Dwayne Johnson as an actor or businessman (and that could be a lot, much of it not great) I think it should be said that The Rock is probably the wrestler who affected the business the most in the shortest amount of time. His full-time era in WWF/E barely lasted 5 years, and he's worked 15 matches since losing the title to Lesnar in 2002. Rock still somehow managed to be one of the most iconic and well-known pro wrestlers on a global scale just by tapping into a natural charisma that just can't be replicated, no matter how much WWE wanted to find someone who could when he was away. Is he a great worker? Honestly, not particularly. His work from Rocky Maivia into his early Nation Rock days is mediocre, his 2010s matches & 2024 match were carried heavily by his aura and his opponents, and in his hottest era his best matches are almost all plunder brawls or character-driven story matches, but that was the style of that era and so he thrived. There's a reason his catchphrases are numerous and quoted decades later, there's a reason every time his music hits the crowd explodes, there's a reason he's managed to have 3 of his 15 matches since going part time be Mania main events, and that's because he just demands attention. The modern Bloodline Rock is channeling his memorable Hollywood Rock era, an era that lasted all of three months at the tail end of his original run when he already had a toe dipped in Hollywood and yet generated like 30% of his best moments. After all this time, especially with the Twice In A Lifetime run being so middle of the road, it's nice to see that Dwayne still has The Rock in him like that, even if it took a Black Adam flop-induced midlife crisis. This 8 is because I don't know if he could've thrived how he did in any other company in any other era, but having a right-place right-time lightning in a bottle kind of fit like he was for WWF is worth something."

[8.0] "Great upper mid card type guy and I respect his toughness, but never really done it for me. Has had plenty of great matches but just never someone I've been excited to see despite almost always performing. Perhaps a bit one note for me with his offensive style."

[8.0] "He's probably a true 9 but I don't want to believe he's peaked already I hope that he still has room to grow into a Top 10-20 all timer, and he's probably the youngest wrestler in the game that can achieve that."

[8.0] "Despite multiple writers failing to get him over, Andrade still gives you a solid feeling when you see his name on the card. His moveset is awesome, he oozes charisma, his match with Gargano was a classic. Give this man some wins and rake in the cash somebody please!"

[8.0] "Lola Vice has been a good addition to NXT's women's division. She has a lot of charisma in the ring and I like her Taekwondo and MMA-inspired move set. They present her as a heel but no one really wants to boo her. Its not much reason too."

[8.0] "I really didn't see Jey or Jimmy being good as singles wrestlers, they were just so perfect as a tag team that for them to be on their own felt as if it would've failed. But man, Jey has killed it. The whole YEET thing has gotten over so quickly, his entrance is that of an absolute star, he has a fantastic look and charisma. Right now he's in the awkward stage of being a mid-upper midcard wrestler who will no doubt be a main event guy within the next year and a half. So fun to watch, whether that be him actually wrestling or just doing his usual shtick, he's an invaluable asset to the WWE and has proven to the world he's capable of being a singles star."

[8.0] "She definitely has the raw charisma and potential to be a big deal for somebody's company. Great athlete, looked comfortable on the mic and in front of cameras, she will definitely be somebody to watch, as she expands her moveset and gets an opportunity to appear more regularly."

[8.0] "If you look past his gimmicks throughout the years, Dustin Rhodes was a fantastic wrestler. He wasn't the most athletic wrestler by today's standards, but he was a very solid worker throughout his entire career. I haven't seen too much of his work as The Natural Dustin Rhodes, but the work I did see was very, very solid. No doubt he's most remembered for his run as Goldust, whilst the gimmick was 100% a comedy thing, it really just showed how damn good Dustin Rhodes is as a professional wrestler. Played the Goldust gimmick perfectly, still used a nice array of moves as well. He has been pretty good in AEW, glad to see him working as himself again and not Goldust."

[8.0] "Radiating charisma, Sophia is a blast to watch. She has come a long way so quickly and her story is truly inspirational."

[8.0] "A great talent! His promos are very good and he tells good, spooky stories with them. He's also very talented in the ring. I'd like to see him more in singles matches in AEW but for all I know it's what he wants to do. I think he's world champion material."

[8.0] "An ICON, i fear. She's improving so quickly. From her feud with Valhala to her most recently eliminating Piper with an arm drag, shes a joy to watch. I truly believe we have something special with her. They can easily go the Kelly Kelly path with her and turn her into the next mega babyface for the women. She also reminds me of Trish when she first debuted in WWE. And she solid on her promos, has a personality and a great look, what every person on the roster should be like but sadly very few do. Also LOL to the people that came to leave a bad score because of the Rhea match Rhea was the one with years of experience and she shouldve been the one to make Maxine look good BUT Rhea failed to make Maxine look good. End of conversation. Also Bayley has been wrestling for what 15 years and doesnt know how to sell the spinning head scissors, maybe Bayley is the one that needs to refresh her skills. I know being in the most boring stable and feuding with Belair on repeat to the point that nobody watches could be tiring!"

[8.0] "Tom Shaft was not the best pro wrestler in the business let alone best athlete to stick in one territory for long but as a person with arm movement purity, he is undescribed to being a hell of an entertainer."

[8.0] "Matt Makowski is one of those guys who so legit he just works and youre in awe. The indies are a fantastic place where wrestling is a variety show but for all the comedy, death match or high spot style matches, the indies are really missing shoot style fights and thats what Weapon X brings. Some of the best matches Ive seen live on the indies have been with Makowski, one with Calvin Tankman and another Eli Isom and the shoot style told a story in the clash of styles."

[8.0] "My first match with a DDT subscription was with Toru and I'm really, really impressed with the amount of charisma he's able to bring into the traditional "big man" role. I'm giving him a 7 for now because I don't think it's fair for me to gush immediately off of the back of one match, but I'm going to actively seek out more work from him after how much I enjoyed his first match. I am expecting this number to go up. EDIT: Yeah I love this guy, lmao. Hard hitter when he needs to be serious and excellent sort of... old man who was a former bancho vibes when he's doing comedy. I can't get enough of him."

[8.0] "Rating him solely as a manager in wrestling and NOT his podcast or influence today in wrestling, although his podcast seem to be quite popular with a certain group of wrestling fans today. As a manager, Jim Cornette is hands down top 5 in the history of Professional Wrestling, his promos during segments were fun to watch and he certainly made teams and wrestlers more interesting. I feel as though Jim Cornette could have managed for a few more years which would have built his legacy up more and solidified himself as a definite top 3 manager of all time. I believe Jim Cornette should be inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame, but I believe that due to his controversial commentary on his podcast, and the vitriol he is currently receiving from certain fans of wrestling, WWE isn't willing to induct him just yet, I do believe he should go in eventually."

[8.0] "A performer who has always attempted to do the best with the material provided to him. A performer who many times can make bad material passable to good. While Joe Gacy absolutely is struggling to reach that next level, he has shown himself to be a capable midcarder who can turn the promos and characters provided to him as something workable."

[8.0] "He's my favourite wrestler to don the mask. I really enjoy his work and he can still move and perform pretty well even with his advancing age. He's always been a very solid worker overall. It will be a sad day for me when he eventually retires but he has already earned it tenfold."

[8.0] "She is really great and I can't wait to see her future both in nxt and main roster. She can easily be the future of the women's division of WWE because she is really great in everything and I think she just needs good booking, which is what Hunter will do if she comes to the main roster."

[8.0] "Personally, I find him great. I understand why people wouldn't like him, he's a bit of a bland character and his mic work could be better. However, his in-ring work, in my opinion, is fantastic. Definitely my favourite of the powerhouse wrestlers, and probably my favourite of the midcard division. I see big things in his future, and I'm glad to see they're giving him a push, at least with the Andre the Giant Battle Royal win."

[8.0] "Lo más cercano al Santo en los tiempos contemporáneos. El seminario de los ojos blancos, Mistico. Esta puntuación posiblemente cambie en un futuro algo próximo, pero por el momento, siendo que el 8 es la puntuación adecuada. Si bien en México, Mistico está teniendo un paso bastante decente en el CMLL, catapultándose nuevamente como la estrella de la empresa. Aún así, esto no quita su horrible paso por WWE, en el cual por su propio ego este fallo de manera estrepitosa, para después ir a AAA, ser utilizado durante 3 meses y después ser opacado por las otras estrellas como Rey Mysterio o Alberto. Mistico regresó al CMLL bajo el nombre de Caristico, para que en agosto de 2021 regresara al nombre que nunca debió haber dejado, Mistico. Ídolo consolidado del Consejo, Mistico llegó a ser una figura tan importante en México que llegó a ser usado en varios spots y comerciales políticos. Mistico el creador del segundo boom de la lucha libre."

[8.0] "Certainly not Laredo "Kid" anymore but still an awesome high-flyer with a great looking mask! Always happy to have seen him pop up for short stints in AEW and of course currently in TNA."