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[9.0] "Trent! Barretta likes his best friends, he has no ill-will for Chuck Taylor his long time tag team partner, he loves Rocky Romero as Roppongi Vice, he dont rate Wheeler Yuta personally but respect him. After 2 decades of climbing, hitting the sexy chuckie knee on O.C who he must hate so bad than he grew more ambition to be the most versatile heavyweight in All Elite Wrestling, now the best. Product of the NYCPW school among rival Dan Barry. From Plazma, 2 percent. From Greg Jackson 4 percent. From FCWs The girl from Mexico 6 percent. Local Indy guy Greg little percent. From Trent? , 50 percent. Beretta 59 percent, Trent Barretta 80 percent. Trent! Barretta 100 percent and ready to get morels cut enough. He is ripped, massive, brick house and very damn good in the ring! He likes his best friends but not shading in someone elses shadow. It is his time and in being damn sure prepared to become someone else."

[9.0] "Michael Cole is great. Michael Cole was great even when Vince McMahon was yelling in his ear. He made it to the top for a reason, he knows how to convey what's going on int he moment while also bringing his own personality into his commentary. In my opinion, his work with Jerry Lawler holds up just as well as the work he is doing today."

[9.0] "honestly, im gonna be very very biased when it comes to rating Bray because i grew up watching him, i grew up loving everything he did. at a time where i wasnt connecting with alot of what the product was, Bray was always a shining light that i could find, no matter what program he was in. he wasnt the greatest wrestler in the world when it came to in ring work, but his character work was absolutely gorgeous to watch. even if the storylines werent great, even if the ideas were just a little bit too out there to be translated to the world of wrestling, he was just so damn enjoyable to watch and learn about. one of the kindest, most genuine people in the world. rest easy Windham <3"

[9.0] "This dude is such an awesome wrestler. He's one I would have no problem watching for hours on end. If he's not a top guy in WWE in like 3 years then what a waste. I have no doubt I will be giving him a 10 in a year or so."

[9.0] "Underrated in his time. An absolute master technician who could also go into high-flyer mode with the right opponents. It's a shame he was never a great promo, as that was the big thing holding him back. Definitely deserves more recognition from history."

[9.0] "One of the few bright spots from AEW, was their treatment of the Jay Briscoe tragedy. Firstly, Mark has been showered with love and prayers that I sinserly hope have helped. Secondly, the tribute match was incredible. Jay was a legend. REACH FO' THE SKY!"

[9.0] "I live in both Indianapolis, Indiana and Lansing, Michigan. I often joke that I live where The Shiek and The Bruiser had their promotional wars."

[9.0] "Chelsea is an icon and the moment. She has so much charisma, which shows in all her segments. I would love for her to be pushed to have a Women's Mid-Card title reign because her character could have so many different storylines with the title. If they don't give her a Mid-Card title, then definitely Money in the Bank!"

[9.0] "One of, if not THE best technical wrestlers ever. I'm personally not a fan, but it'd be silly to have my personal feelings cloud his ability as a professional wrestler. One thing I will say, his whole appearance doesn't do him any favours... he's very lanky and has zero muscle, which is just not exactly great to look at. Mic work is ok, not rubbish but he's far from being great. Glad he never stayed in WWE, he is far better suited in NJPW. I do think his overall style as a technical wrestler is what will prevent him from being a true ace or top guy in a promotion, it's not suited for casual fans of wrestling and only real die-hard fans can appreciate what he's capable of doing."

[9.0] "Modern day Triple H in my eyes. The guy has EVERYTHING (well, almost everything.) From his early days as The Chosen One you could just tell he was going to be a big star, his career really fell off a few years later though and he got dumped into 3MB with Slater and Jinder... which is just crazy when you think about it now. Best thing that ever happened to McIntyre was getting released back then, the guy just did a complete 180 and turned himself into a huge star. Great in-ring, fantastic on the mic, has an incredible look that really stands out above the rest of the guys. Not a fan of the whole sword thing though... I feel like there's a way to do it much better, it just looks pretty silly bringing out a sword, perhaps he needs to wear something other than a kilt whilst coming out with the sword. He isn't capable of having "5 star matches" though, he's very good in-ring but he just doesn't have the ability to really put on an absolute clinic. Doesn't mean anything really, only a select few can do that and as of right now you could count on one hand the amount of male & female wrestlers who are able to put on 5 star matches regularly."

[9.0] "Not much to say about Sting that hasn't been said, his legacy speaks for itself. Me personally, I fully respect everything he's accomplished but wasn't a big fan of his in-ring work in the 2nd half of his career, I know that wasn't entirely his fault in the later years of WCW but in TNA he was already past him prime and couldn't go as well. Props to AEW for giving him a heroic final run and letting him go out in style. We salute you Sting."

[9.0] "This man is literally great, he put bangers after bangers after bangers, his TNA was one of the best of all time. he is truly a legend in wrestling, one of the most gifted talents ever"

[9.0] "Sol Ruca has a bright future ahead of her. She was doing great before her injury so I just hope that doesn't set her back at all; I like that they made her injury a story with Blair so she had something to get right into when she came back. She has an interesting character and she's incredible in the ring for someone with just over a year of experience and I would like to see her get a future title match just to have a showcase match and really get people's attention."

[9.0] "I'm a fan, for a few reasons. He looks like a beast, he wrestles like a freak (geddit? ), and yes sounds exactly like his uncle."

[9.0] "One of my favorite indie wrestlers right now, tons of potential, brings an air of authenticity to every single thing he does inside of the ring. It's crazy the transformation that he made from his initial Dan Liplock persona to what he is now, which is everything raw and true about pro wrestling."

[9.0] "[8.9] GUNTHER (or WALTER, depending on your preference) is the definition of a 'big fucking star'. In every promotion he has been in, he immediately feels like the biggest deal there (often so much so that it's to the detriment of whoever happens to be top dog before him.) His moveset is very simple, but extremely effective. It's not controversial to say that he has the best chops in wrestling right now, plus he feels like he can end a match on literally any move. Promos used to be a weak point for him, but he's significantly improved over the past year or two, making him one of the few wrestlers where it's hard to find a single weak point. He's one of the few wrestlers who I could actually stomach holding a title for over a thousand days, and that is saying something."

[9.0] "Cagematch does not know ball. Slim J is consistently amazing. From early roh to the midwest matches vs Fred Yehi in the 2010s to just randomly having dope matches on Dark in the 2020s. He's just a wrestler that feels endlessly watchable. The type of guy that while I get not loving, I can't imagine disliking. It's some bs that I have to write 500 characters to leave a good rating for the man. Has also coached a lot of cool folks like Irving West so even outside of his matches he's left a positive impact on the graps"

[9.0] "Kaito Kiyomiya rivals the best wrestlers in the world right now, there is no question in my mind about that. Hes essentially the perfect Puro baby face and the fact he's been booked this poorly is a perfect example of NOAHs issues currently. He really channels the idea of fighting spirit, he has a great look and has had some of the best matches in NOAHs recent history. The fact he's only 27 and is this good is just astonishing. Hes a slight bit lower than someone like Nakajima simply due to the odd poor match when against certain opponents and just not quite having ascended to that perfect level, but Ive no doubt Ill be revisiting this to give him a 10 down the line."

[9.0] "Shibata is a product of a bygone era. Straight shooter and hard hitter, something Inoki absolutely loved back in the day. I can't really rank him based on his AEW stuff as I haven't gone out of my way to watch it, but in regards to his NJPW and NOAH stuff... man this guy was a BEAST. He was just so exciting to watch because he was a legit badass. Whilst a lot of the Japanese wrestlers are incredibly athletic and tough, Shibata was just on an entirely different level. When you watched him, wrestling felt REAL, and I'm sure it was to the guys who were taking those kicks, elbows and heabutts. In the end however, Shibata was his own worst enemy. Doing all this heavy hitting stuff is a joy to watch, but it eventually had a price to pay. That infamous headbutt to Okada was just... too much. Shibata was already a huge favourite in NJPW, people would've loved him the same if he didn't do the headbutts. I guess that's just what added to the character that is Katsuyori Shibata. Loved his work, loved the fact he was a straight shooter in the world of professional wrestling. Loved how his attire was just so simple, added so much to his character. Really happy he recovered from that headbutt injury because man... it was rough, like really rough."

[9.0] "An impressive worker with awesome power for his size. Has some nice moves and never afraid to sell his body for the crowd."

[9.0] "EASILY the funniest guest commentator at AEW right now (including Toni Storm, who I adore on commentary). Unbelievable heel charisma on the mic."

[9.0] "A member of one of the greatest stables in lucha libre history, Los Villanos, and one of the most important wrestling families in Mexico, "La Familia Imperial". He certainly wasn't on the same technical level of their brothers Villano III and Villano IV, but he was a great brawler, who developed a charismatic character that embodied the representation of everything a rudo should be in lucha libre. His Mask vs Mask match with Blue Panther in 2008 is one of the greatest lucha libre Apuestas matches in history. Another jobber from the WCW cruiserweight division, as many other lucha libre talents that were treated like clowns when they actually excellent talents."

[9.0] "He is not a main event superstar, but he is amazing for where he is and what he does.. He is so good at using his body language and selling to get people over. He is plucky and able to make you feel for him even though you are booing him. His work on AEW Dark was a constant highlight and even now I know I am going to have an entertaining match whenever he shows up."

[9.0] "Unlike his best friend, Sami Zayn, Kevin Steen "Owens" is a fantastic wrestler capable of pulling great matches and also has great charisma."

[9.0] "One of the best in ring performers and the best gimmick ever. His gimmick was at the same time his limit, as it limited his interaction with the public. That goes along with his mic work. This is the only reason why this is not a 10."

[9.0] "In my opinion, the biggest megastar in all of wrestling. People would say, Hulk Hogan is the most popular WWE superstar. For me, it's Stone Cold Steve Austin. One of the pillars of the WWE's best era, the Attitude Era. One of the major guys who put the pro-wrestling on mainstream. No other wrestler can have as much drawing power as Austin. He still is the biggest merchandise seller in history. His biggest asset is his mic skills. The way he trashes talks and threatens his opponents is brutal yet cool to hear. Pre-injury he was a solid in-ring worker. After the infamous neck injury at Summerslam 1997, he relies more on his promos as his move sets are limited. Still, a pretty good brawler and the way he brawls looks like a freaking badass. Austin ushers the edgier version of WWE and became one of the most watchable shows on cable network history. One of his biggest rivalries is his fellow contemporary, The Rock. Austin and Rock in my opinion, are the biggest rivalry in the history of WWE. There are lot of copycats like Trish vs Lita, Cena vs Orton, Tanahashi vs Nakamura, but no one would match the box office rivalry of Austin vs Rock. Their rivalry truly put the Attitude Era on the map. And their matches followed-up of the call by Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler, they became iconic. Nowadays, I just don't like how they used Austin in WWE. He is just there if he wants to promote something or for cheap nostalgia but when his music or shattered glass SFX hits even after many years, the crowd will still pop out of it. An above average wrestler with solid fundamentals but A+ for charisma and promos."

[9.0] "People hate on Cena for his long title runs and seeming invincibility, but the guy is one of the greatest babyfaces of all time and ultimate company man. Very average in ring but great promo ability and an extremely hard worker."

[9.0] "Obviously a legendary figure with a bunch of classic matches under his belt, but someone that never really did it for me despite his accolades. Talk of him being the greatest of all time is pretty ridiculous to me. While his in-ring was top tier, his promo skills were never stand out."

[9.0] "Typing this a few hours after the WM 40 main event between him and Cody Rhodes. Man, Roman Reigns has come A LONG WAY since being Leakee in FCW. His WWE debut with The Shield was a perfect way to introduce him (and the other two members) into the main roster. He was really touted as THE GUY WWE would put all their stock into, and for a while it seemed like a very poor investment. From a character standpoint, the guy sucked. He was as generic as they could possibly come, no doubt this was due to Vince and the writing staff, so I can't blame Roman at all for that. WWE put him in a lot of awful positions, especially winning the Rumble when Bryan was eliminated so early on. After that point, he was booked as Cena 2.0, something which nobody wanted and it just didn't work. They really, really tried forcing him down the throats of fans but so many revolted against it. Despite all of this, Reigns was still putting on good matches and improving with each main event star he wrestled. The turning point was his heel turn in 2020, from then onwards it was just incredible storytelling and wrestling from Roman. He's far, far better suited as a heel, or just somebody who isn't a generic WWE mouthpiece that fans can see right through. Had the best WWE title run in recent memory, took on and defeated a hall of fame worthy list of challengers. Truly elevated himself into legendary status within WWE and cemented himself in wrestling history as the longest reigning WWE Champion of the modern era. He has come such a long way, improved so much and again, reached legendary status within WWE. Couldn't of asked for a better WWE Championship run, the guy just killed it whilst making others look strong along the way."

[9.0] "There's still time for Seth Rollins to be a 10 in my opinion, he has EVERYTHING but he just needs to have more incredible matches within the WWE. Still remember him as Tyler Black during his ROH days, the guy was very solid and clearly was going to be a star within WWE. Was very good in FCW and NXT, joining The Shield was a fantastic move but I feel like it put Moxley & Reigns above him in the fans eyes, those 2 were very good whereas Rollins, whilst still great in-ring, lacked behind them ever so slightly. Rollins turning heel and betraying Moxley & Reigns was the perfect catapult for him to be a star in WWE. The Authority was... boring, like really boring, no matter who (well, aside from Cena) was in that role would've been pretty boring to be honest. Turned it around afterwards, though he has been a little hit and miss with his gimmicks. What he's doing now is working and working really well. From an in-ring standpoint, you're going to struggle finding many that are better than him in the modern wrestling era. Charisma is off the charts, whether people like it or not he's really damn good at being this over the top guy in WWE. Again, still missing those classic matches that could elevate him into legendary status, but he's still fairly young and I can see him finishing his career being a solid 10."

[9.0] "El Generico, Sami Zayn, whatever you want to call him, has been one of the best wrestlers in the world for the past decade. The man can do it all, from a comedy standpoint he's very good, but he can also be a fantastic babyface that the fans can get behind. Has shown time and time again that he's on the same level as the top guys within WWE, not sure if they'll ever give him a run as WWE Champion or WHC but time will tell. Fantastic asset to have, so smart in-ring and so good in-ring, you couldn't ask for anything more."

[9.0] "I was such a big fan of this guy. He reminded me so much of Bruiser Brody. Brodie Lee was so damn good in the ring, like so damn good. The guy could go, given his size you would've thought he'd be kind of generic, but man he was anything but. WWE never gave him a chance, whilst they did kind of let him go into his own post Wyatt Family, they just never put their all into him. Having heard what Erick Rowan said about Vince not liking Brodie's accent... just goes to show they were never able to really look past that. To me, Brodie was so damn good on the mic, his accent didn't matter at all, it suited him and, in my eyes, shouldn't have even been a discussion. He wrestled like an absolute mad man, his gimmick as Luke Harper was so damn good. I never really got to see him as Brodie Lee, aside from a few little segments and the Cody match, but I liked what I saw. So sad to see a HUGE talent like Brodie Lee taken away from us so early. Had so much left to offer, was only just starting to scratch the surface as to what he's capable of doing whilst he was in AEW. Will be remembered very fondly by fans, and screw Vince for holding his accent against him. Would've been a world champion had it not been for Vince not liking the way he sounded."

[9.0] "Dean Malenko must be really jealous on Zack Sabre Jr. now, as he is the true "Man with a 1000 Holds". I couldn't fathom how many submission manuevers Zack does on his arsenal, it's truly insane. When Zack performs, he looked like a pretzel knot, and also his opponents making them pretzel knots. Zack is not a flashy guy, he is not even a highflyer, but he found a way to make the most boring wrestling style to watch the most entertaining when he's on it every match. He has a plentiful, most of Zack's submission holds doesn't even have a name on it. Sometimes, he could do 2-3 submission holds at the same time. By some matches, he could even transition 6-7 holds in a span of a minute. That's how insane Zack is. As a result, his matches are nothing more but epics and masterpieces. If someone who can match Zack's insane submission skills is none other than Bryan Danielson. Persona wise, upon first glimpse you think that he is some sort of a goody-two shoes hero because he looked like an innocent good man, but boy you are wrong. He is the most arrogant POS you will ever know in wrestling backing it up with his skills. Some of his best matches included the likes of Will Ospreay and Bryan Danielson, in both are amazing wrestlers and both who have amazing chemistry with. I am still hoping for Zack to somehow win the big one, the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship, and he deserved it. He is so good; I think he could also manage to survive in a real submission fight or MMA by that matter. Most of his holds are joint bending, pain excruciating and injury prone bones. He is also capable on maintaining ground and pound whatever the size of his opponents is. Zack truly is one of the greatest submission wrestlers in history of pro-wrestling and I commend him for keeping the old tradition of wrestling alive."

[9.0] "It's hard to think of a wrestling heel and not think of Hunter Hearst Helmsley , or Triple H. Most people seem to have mixed feelings towards Trips due to his marriage into the McMahon family and honestly, it's hard to not think of where his career would if he didn't marry the bosses daughter. You also can't deny his politics and his well documented history of using his sway to hold guys down in order to keep himself on top even if when it wasn't best for business. But as a wrestler and in-ring performer, few can match Triple H."

[9.0] "One of my favorite New Japan stars that I just love to see succeed. The fact that he went from getting the Roman Reigns treatment by getting booed for being an over the top baby face, to becoming one of the greatest anti-heroes in pro wrestling, not to mention putting on some classics with the likes of SANADA, Will Ospreay, Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Kota Ibushi, and so many others."

[9.0] "He's honestly one of the more underrated talents on the roster. More than solid in the ring, great character work, he's good on the mic when given the opportunity. Has the presence and charisma of a top talent. He just needs to be booked like a top guy."

[9.0] "Eddie is a great litmus test on whether you actually like wrestling or you prefer to get your takes from podcasters and your wrestling from 30-second clips on Twitter. Sure, he's not the most technical performer, but not everything has to be a technical affair. He's one of the greatest brawlers in the industry today and his AJPW-throwback style never gets old. Put together with his passion on the microphone and you can tell he loves professional wrestling down to his bones. There is a meme that Eddie is perhaps the only man who thinks wrestling is still real, but deep down in our hearts, we'd all want it to be, wouldn't we?"

[9.0] "Excellent wrestler but personally I think he works for the wrong promotion since it's his ring work that is his most outstanding aspect. His best work was in New Japan as part of the Jr. division where he worked with guys like Ospreay and Hiromu Takahashi."

[9.0] "One of the biggest Superstars in WWE History. His first stint with the company and his work with Steve Austin brought WWE to heights never dreamed before in professional wrestling. Was incredibly charismatic, had superb mic skills and imo is easily one of the biggest star that ever existed in professional wrestling ( PARTLY DUE TO HIS HUGE SUPERSTAR STATUS AT HOLLYWOOD). His in ring work was very good though his contemporaries such as Austin, Jericho, HHH, Kurt Angle, Brock Lesnar, etc. were noticeably better than him, in particular, Jericho and Angle. Even when he wasn't in the World Title feuds, he was always a highlight especially during his RockNSock Connection run. Unfortunately, his return in 2010 wasn't something I was fond of, If it was a one off, it would have been fine but he was put in the main event WrestleMania feuds thrice in a row and it kind of felt like he took the thunder of upcoming main eventers like Punk, Sheamus, Bryan, etc. That being said, he remains one of the most beloved superstars of all time. Even as an actor, Dwayne has found incredible success. Probably the biggest draw in both pro wrestling and Cinema. His talent and huge presence can be felt anywhere in any media."

[9.0] "The idea that Cornette is some kind of human trash is a reaction that people only have because he talks trash about their favorite wrestlers. Cornette, in his career, was arguably the greatest manager in the history of wrestling, who could run his mouth for days and always knew just how to ramp up the heat in any match or angle. As a booker, he was always the type to make the most out of the least, with a great mind for putting together angles and finishes and for getting wrestlers and feuds over. He made the very most out of the least in SMW and OVW, taking regional territories and making them worth seeking out. Not every on-screen role of his has been outstanding, his WWF tenure was hit and miss and in TNA he was involved in some questionable material, but whatever. Oh, and before I forget, I know this is a touchy subject, but his commentary is actually really good as far as getting an issue over and characterizing a matchup. All this is to say, his understanding and application of the fundamental elements of pro wrestling set him apart from everybody. The only reason that he's a controversial figure amid all the crazy people who've worked and been stars in the world of wrestling is because people are upset that he lambasts modern wrestling and cuts heel promos on the fans of same on his podcasts."

[9.0] "Roman Reigns is up there with the most naturally talented wrestlers to be trained in a North American developmental territory, and it saddens me that we never got to see him outside of WWE when he was at his absolute physical peak as a wrestler because I think any notions that he was a bad (or overrated) talent would've disappeared very quickly. I was a Roman defender through years of atrocious creative direction because I recognized that there was something that was untapped with him. The example that always stands out to me is the night after WrestleMania 33, where it felt like the beginning of some change, but it ended up being a pump fake. It took several years, a near retirement, and a world-changing pandemic for Roman to fully reach his potential, but I am unbelievably glad that he did. While I do think his Universal Championship reign lasted too long and could no longer justify its length in its final eight months, the core of it turned him into an undeniable performer. His work elevated to a level that even I, as someone who always thought he had something, could not have possibly predicted. After being forced into a spot as "the guy" in a role that did not suit him, he finally had the reign that he always wanted and got the respect of the general fanbase, something I am sure he dreamed of. And then he put his successor over in a MASSIVE way, somehow justifying his title retention at WrestleMania 39 even though it felt terrible in the moment. A genuinely great wrestler with a great feel for what he does. When he turns babyface in the future, it has the potential to shift the industry in a way that his previous runs as a good guy never really could. I look forward to it."

[9.0] "crazy athleticism for his size and he seems to add a new move to his moveset every single week, future mania main eventer."

[9.0] "He's incredible, you want flying meat, Ivar's a flying steak perfectly seasoned. New character, with some longer match, he'll be fine dining. Hope he continues going single, man is too good to be trap in tag team matches. Only less then a year to be a believable singles star."

[9.0] "This man is super underrated, extremely talented, executes his moves to perfection, his strong styles really fits him, one of the best to blend in mma into wrestling"

[9.0] "One of the most underrated technicians in modern wrestling, moveset is great, his limb work is truly a masterpiece, zjs vs thatcher would be a great match."

[9.0] "There was once a time where Ibushi was genuinely one of the best wrestlers on the planet, and while that's no longer the case, it's ridiculous that people here are only judging him for what he is now. Sure, his work in AEW has been terrible, but watch his NJPW matches and you'll see how unebelievably athletic and talented Ibushi was."

[9.0] "Fuego is so young and so talented. He's always trying his best to improve, always doing his best to go off and be the best in developing his craft. His major issue in AEW was that they never really let him go and develop as a pro wrestler. And honestly, I see bright things in his future. He's going the Maven and Matt Cardona route right now by making content outside wrestling which IS smart. And will help him in the future for promos and what not. I hope to see him on TV again and watch him live in the indies here in Florida. He gets an 9 Edited this because he still needs to work on promo's but his in ring abilities have VASTLY improved."

[9.0] "Here we have a guy who was told he was "never gonna make it to the big leagues" for his size and look, and now look at him, those people are eating their words now. This man went from competing in front of 200+ in Ring of Honor, to main eventing WrestleMania in a tag team match for crying out loud in 2023 in front of 67, 000+ screaming fans cheering him and Sami Zayn on. Kevin Owens is a great worker (so good that Hulk Hogan likes him and has made up the lie that he was "the first to see Kevin's potential" LOL! ), he has everything from in ring ability, storytelling, playing the role of a heel and babyface, promo ability, can do great in tag teams, singles, what more can you ask?"

[9.0] "Hideki Okatani has really come into his own this year. Since joining Eruption he gained a look and attitude that makes him standout. He's also regularly having good-great matches with the stable. It's only a matter of time before he has a great singles match at a big show that cements him as a future top guy in DDT. Edit: Okatani is so good now. With Eruption he established a perfect character of being the cool yet fiery brawler. He'll only continue to improve in ring but it's clear he's going right to the top of DDT."

[9.0] "Hitman is a great one, his only limit was himself and his personality. In ring definitely in the upper tier of excellence. Great career, consistent and with a considerable peak. Mic skills not so great, but to be honest Ive always enjoyed watching him, even when he turned heel. Totally dislike his personality, he kept in his post career his sharp and cutting characters. To me, probably one of the most relevant Gods of this business"

[9.0] "He and The Macho Man are the wrestlers desperately wished I could have watched live but I was to busy not being born. What a captivating performer and in my top three of the Golden age"

[9.0] "Bret Hart is known as one of the greatest of all time but still remains underrated. If you like guys like Daniel Bryan or anyone else of that caliber then you should at least appreciate The Hitman. Without him there is no little guy as champ in WWE. He could make a broom look like a star and still will be overlooked."

[9.0] "If I were to only rate his best moments it would probably be an 11. He reached peaks in different eras than people have in their lives. But he also has had bad eras. Before the Attitude era he was silly in my opinion and we cant forget the Saudi Arabia shows. But those peaks were the best of maybe anyone. Think about the WrestleMania streak from HHH in 02 to Punk in 2013, all bangers. He will always be one of the greatest wrestlers of all time"

[9.0] "A fantastic wrestler with a great body of work. Of course everyone is familiar with his modern work with AEW and his return run with WWE, but his talents were evident even at a younger age in a system that didn't view him as a premier talent. It's really a shame that just as he was coming into his own as a talent WWE forced him into the Stardust gimmick. However, that poor decision revealed Cody's best trait as a wrestler, his proactivity. He is never content with staying in the same place for too long, he is always looking to expand his horizons. One of the truly great wrestling politicians that has managed to always come out on top with everyone singing his praises on the way out. We've seen this with his request for release from WWE to his part in the creation of All In which would lead to his run with AEW before moving back to WWE as soon as it became clear that creative decisions were going in another direction. He's the son of Dusty Rhodes but, ironically enough, he's managed to become this generation's Ric Flair. A trend setter, not afraid to blaze his own trail and bounce from promotion to promotion while cementing himself as a legit main eventer and crossover star everywhere he goes."

[9.0] "Continually blown away by Bryan Keith. Phenomenal character based moveset, very charismatic, hard hitting and pretty unique too! His matches with KOR, 6 Way @ Final Battle, and his me of my favourite TV matches of the year against Eddie Kingston. Push him, immediately."

[9.0] "Brilliant young wrestler with loads of potential. Harley's small but has an incredible physique, tons of charisma, a broad moveset and is developing into a real star performer. Hopefully her developmental contract with TNA leads to her becoming more widely known. Deserves a chance on a bigger stage and I'm enjoying seeing her perform locally while she's still around these parts."

[9.0] "Saya Kamitani has had her ups and downs. She is a very ambitious wrestler in terms of willingness to try great feats of athleticism. When she gets them right they become sensational moves when she gets them wrong, they can become dangerous to both herself and her opponent. In recent years she has finetuned her move-set to only incorporate the things she does really well. And the Phoenix Splash botch actually became the catalyst for one of the best stories in Stardom in recent years. Her clumsiness, recklessness nature actually suits her character really well. Her big matches are some of the best in Stardom history and her Wonder reign was amazing. One of my favourite wrestlers in the company."

[9.0] "Not the best worker but certainly not the worst. Quite possibly the greatest orator in pro wrestling today and entertaining as can be. One of my personal favorites amongst the modern wrestling crop."

[9.0] "One of the most talented women in wrestling, she had an outstanding stint at Stardom, where she became an icon of the company and a top performer as well. Iyo is a top superstar with captivating talent in the ring."

[9.0] "One of the best female wrestlers in the world, Asuka is already a legend and deserves all the recognition. Her character is sensational and her skill set formidable. With the right booking she is an absolute superstar."

[9.0] "I've seen Dani quite a bit in the last few years and she never fails to put on a quality match. I've seen her matches straight up steal the show a few times as well. She's got an infectious energy that can't be ignored. Anytime I see her and facade on a card I buy a ticket bc I know I'm gonna get my money's worth."

[9.0] "While he was probably one of the most boring wrestlers in the history of professional wrestling, along with Snitsky, Khali and others, there are some positives I can say about him that bump up my rating. Big show was intense and strong. He filled his role as best as he could and he was entertaining in storylines. But as an actual wrestler in ring he was lacking. But there's not much you could expect a guy as big as him to do, so I've upped my rating. Great powerhouse heel, boring babyface though. I respect what he's given to the business, but I think some people really got bored of him over time"

[9.0] "Great character, Great Wrestler, Great promos, this guys got it all. This guy can put on compelling story lines for you to get hooked on, just to blow you away with his master class of his in ring abilities, it's safe to say that ZSJ has it all, and just needs to be booked better, or at least in the world title picture."

[9.0] "Nia Jax should absolutely not have a rating this low. People honestly do not like her because they think she has injured people in the past, but it really is because she is bigger in size. (People won't admit that.) She has dramatically improved during her 2023 return run and deserves a much higher rating. She delivers in the promos and has delivered in every big match she has been in since returning. Her matches with Becky Lynch, Rhea Ripley, and Liv Morgan have all been really good and all of the matches delivered. She definitely deserved to be featured at WrestleMania XL as well, but I'm hoping they will continue to feature her more this year. People need to give her more of a chance and rate her based on skill, not on how much she annoys them."

[9.0] "A very talented wrestler and storyteller no doubt, but there's something for me that is lacking with Naito when I compare him to the likes of Okada, Tanahashi, Jay White. Maybe it's his mediocre physical appearance? I can't quite put my finger on it as the majority of fans seem to love him, but I've just never quite got the hype. I still get excited for his matches and I do get that big fight feel, but I'm just not as invested in him as I'd like to be despite his long list of great matches."

[9.0] "God, how talented this girl is, one of the most talented in WWE and one of the female wrestlers with the greatest projection today. At just 24 years old she is incredible at the heights she has reached. Her limit is the sky. I hope to see it grow even more and reach new heights in the future. Future TOP star. If it continues to improve, one day I will change my rating."

[9.0] "The most iconic wrestler today. WWE definitely hit the jackpot with Rhea. The popularity she has achieved is incredible. I never thought Rhea would reach this point. When he came to WWE and debuted at the Mae Young Classic, it didn't seem like anything special to me, but what a change he's had in recent years. And I'm not just referring to her physical appearance, but to the aura that she transmits. She is a SUPERSTAR and she knows it. The most incredible thing is her youth and the heights she can reach."

[9.0] "[9.3] The embodiment of perfection in simplicity when it comes to wrestling. I haven't seen a ton of his non-AEW stuff, particularly anything prior to about 2015, but what I have seen of him prior to him headbutting Kazuchika Okada so hard that he nearly killed himself would easily be a 9. He hasn't quite picked up as much steam since his return to the ring in 2021, perhaps for the better considering his style of wrestling nearly killed him, but even so, he's still an absolute joy to watch."

[9.0] "Sasha/Mercedes is a trailblazer and one of the greatest women to ever step foot in a WWE ring. Dynamic, athletic, passionate. She is truly a once-in-a-generation talent"

[9.0] "Luchador muy bueno, que lejos de ser perfecto el personaje y su manera de luchar en el ring son grandiosas y hace que sea entretenido verlo en el ring y en AAA"

[9.0] "This man has the potential to be a top star, no doubt about it. He has the look, the mic skills, the personality, the in ring work, everything. Why WWE are so reluctant to push him is beyond me, hopefully now that Gunther will be doing something other than holding a title, they can use Imperium and especially Ludwig to their full potential."

[9.0] "WWE made an amazing choice signing Jay Malachi. He was amazing on the indies, specifically in DPW where I followed his work as a big fan of the promotion. And now, as Je'Von Evans in NXT, he's already tearing it up. He's gotta be an early favorite to win next year's Breakout Tournament and to go on to hold gold in NXT and, inevitably, on the main roster aswell. He's gotten a huge push already and I can't see it slowing down anytime soon with this momentum."

[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."

[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"

[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."

[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."

[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."

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[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."

[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] "I have never seen Shoko Nakajima miss a move, she always pulls the most clean wrestling in any joshi. Her moveset is insane, she has a lot of personality, she trully is the best joshi of this generation"

[10.0] "Tam Nakano is one of the best workers at Stardom, the first time I got to know stardom was watching Tam vs Kamitani in 2021 and it was an incredible match, it made me open my eyes to women's wrestling."

[10.0] ""Shinsuke's a beast. Back in NJPW, he's a legend, tearing it up with classic matches. The guy's got the whole package: killer look, epic theme, and top-notch technical skills. But WWE? Feels like he should've done more. Still, that match with Sami Zayn? Pure gold, one of my all-time faves in WWE history.""

[10.0] ""Sheamus doesn't get the props he deserves for his career. Dude's almost a Grand Slam champ (just needs that IC title). He's consistent in the ring, always delivering solid performances. His big matches? They're top-notch. And those promos? Spot-on every time. He's versatile, can mix it up with anyone and still pull off a quality match.""

[10.0] "In my eyes, there is no question that Toshiaki Kawada is the greatest wrestler of all time. From his work in the late 80s, up until he retired in 2010, you can find matches which rival what anyone else could put on. Kawada is known as Dangerous K for a reason, he seems genuinely dangerous in the ring, laying out brutal power moves and kicks which while not always the stiffest, still somehow seem to be the best for my money. He also sells in a way quite unlike anyone else. If you watch his bouts in the early 2000s you see a man who is hurt, but never wants to show it, the selling is subtle and calculated, with Kawada often getting angry at himself for taking the damage. While he was undoubtably the perfect foil for Mitsuharu Misawa in and out of the ring, I always found him the more intriguing of the duo, both as a character and a person. Nobody draws me into a match like Kawada, nobody makes me wince like Kawada and nobody has or will ever quite do it like Kawada. Pick any year he wrestled and find some odd matches and youll undoubtedly find a hidden gem or five in there. Go out of your way to watch Dangerous K, He is the perfect 10/10 wrestler in my opinion."

[10.0] "I think most people who don't seem to see how GREAT Sheamus is, will finally have the vision once he's retired, but Imma make a statement right now : Sheamus is in the top 10 of the best and most consistent wrestler and has been for the last 2 years. He's awesome, he's such a great brawler, had an incredible Tag team, stable, and solo run, and he is to me one of the most legit fighter in the business, his match against Gunther at CatC will forever be the best WWE match of the decade and won't be topped I know that, he's so good and believable"

[10.0] "I have watched plenty of Danielson's matches from all stages of his career, he really does live for wrestling and is a phenomenal performer, I don't really have much to add other than the fact he is one of my absolute favourites"

[10.0] "There are no words to describe how good Asuka is! Even when she's not trying she is really good! How people rate Biance Belair above her is beyond me and just pathetic. She elevated all of her opponents, even really green wrestlers. Her 2023 Kana inspired Asuka reinvention was much needed. I hope wwe centres the tag team division around asuka and Kairi, they're so talented and they can elevate the division and belts!"

[10.0] "Seth Rollins is one of the best overall wrestlers in the world and if not for the multiple knee injuries slowing his work down a bit, he could've been the best. He is a very decent promo especially once he stops cackling and acts seriously. He is still one of most reliable in-ring workers who can easily put on a great match with a lot of people. Can carry a program and/or a match if it's needed. His character work is underappreciated by some people. Traditional babyface NXT champion. Architect of the Shield, The Face of The Authority, Kingslayer, his IC title run, Beastslayer, Messiah and Drip God... all of these characters were played to a very satisfactory degree by Rollins despite of the fact that some of his time was kinda smeared by Vince Mcmahon's horrible booking in late 2010's. Seth Rollins has been the WWE's MVP for the last decade and has been one of the company's top stars since the day he first turned on the Shield. I guarantee that once he steps down, many people will regard him as the top performer and potential all-time great that he is."

[10.0] "WITHOUT a doubt, THE most gifted wrestler to EVER lace up a pair of boots, he can do it all, he can put on a 3 min match and prob get 3 stars out of it, he was that good of a wrestler, im literally a amature wrestler because of this man, One of if not the Greatest wrestler of all time"

[10.0] "Ahh yes, murda grandpa, he is such a legend in mma and professional wrestler, greatest hard hitter in history"

[10.0] "Without a doubt, besides The Rock, Hulk Hogan, Bruno and Andre the Giant, one of the greatest in-ring-performers out there. He and his rivalry with Vince McMahon defined the attitude era and without a doubt, changed the wrestling landscape forever."

[10.0] "Hogan is one of my favorite legends of all time, he sounded very inspiring when he cuts a promo, and even though his level in ring wasn't like the best of all the world, that didn't care because he always knew how to control the people on the arenas even If It was a WrestleMania or a House Show, he helped the wrestling turn into something worldwide with Vince McMahon on the WWF, first It was a big thing on the United States and then something worldwide, that even fans around the world go and watch his old stuff for love of wrestling, because thanks to him and a lot of other legends, they made wrestling a type of entertainment that has grow up to different styles around the world, and that's why I give him 10/10"

[10.0] "Fuminori Abe is one of the best wrestlers on the planet at the moment. Comedy, action, fury - all in bucketloads!"

[10.0] "Absolute Andy was a master of professional wrestling in Europe. A very empathetic, everyman face - and a sensationally evil heel. Excellent range and a wonderful person. Rest in peace, Andy."

[10.0] "He made me fall in love with wrestling, he made me be who im now and he is the biggest inspiration i have had in many years. Stuff didn't work out perfectly for him, but even then, the highs are so high that he will be remembered forever, as the star he always has been"

[10.0] "Definitely in my top 10 , theirs not anything to critique when it comes to Kurt angle, year 2000 one of the biggest years in the wwf he won every title and the king of the ring in his rookie year, angle is the most legit athlete ever to go into pro wrestling, he picked up every aspect of the Buisness faster than anyone, he with bret hart probably the best in ring worker of all time and thats just one aspect of his many strengths, he is the total package for real sorry lex, he could do it all, he was one of the funniest ever wrestler when it came to promos, his character and charisma were up their with The rock and Stone cold, Kurt in my opinion had more 5 star matches than anyone in the wwe he got classic matches out of The rock, , Stone cold, undertaker and triple h as well as having all time classics against Brock leaner, Shawn Michaels, an styles, Samoa Joe, Benoit, Eddie g, and many others truly a very special talent"

[10.0] "This man is fucking terrifying and I love him so much. There is no one quite like him in how he presents himself, and he can exhibit the most cruel punishment with the most inhuman face while still being over with the crowd. Great for his age too. Absolute legend."

[10.0] "Seth Rollins is easily the best overall wrestler of this generation. Always delivers with a great match on the card. Let's just acknowledge the great work of Rollins"

[10.0] "Edge is one of the greatest talent of the era. His work through 2000s is just his best all the stuff and always delivered with a great match. If he didn't retire he would become the goat. But since his return he's doing some fine stuff in aew before he retires"