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[8.0] "JD is a good worker. Although I liked his work as Jordan Devlin a little bit more, he fits in perfectly with WWE's current roster and I'm always happy to see some of his in-ring-work."

[6.0] "She seems like a good ring announcer, and has a great voice. She appears to be a good fit over at NXT..."

[9.0] "Dutch Mantell, a true wrestling legend, showcased unparalleled skills in the ring, earning his spot among the greats. His YouTube channel not only offers captivating personal anecdotes but also valuable insights into the wrestling industry, including his take on today's product. A must-follow for any wrestling enthusiast seeking authentic knowledge and entertainment. Fans, both old-school and contemporary, will find his perspective refreshing and enlightening. I'd recommend for any wrestling fan young or old to subscribe to his YouTube channel now!"

[9.0] "Yuki Aino has grown so much as a wrestler ever since Nodoka Tenma retired. She recently had an incredible Princess Tag Title run with Ryo Mizunami. Every time she is in a match, she brings the most out of her opponents while elevating herself and her teammates. She never disappoints in ring and is very versatile. She works as a powerhouse, which is much needed in the current TJPW roster full of comedy gimmicks and rookies at this current time. Her move set is very diverse and she is extremely impressive. She is one of the best on the roster. She continue to strives as she only gets better and better. AMAZING!"

[9.0] "Man, Christian is so good. From the early days of Edge & Christian, to their split, becoming Captain Charisma, jumping to TNA and proving to everybody he can be a main event guy, coming back to WWE and becoming WHC and up until now with his current AEW run, you can't fault anything. The guy has been so good, he has EVERYTHING needed to be a main event star. Whilst Edge was obviously looked at more successful, I'd say him and Christian are on the same level. Best thing he ever did was leave WWE for TNA in the mid 2000s, really turned his career around and had some instant classic (pun intended) matches with some great TNA wrestlers. Wouldn't say he's a 10 because I think that's for god-like wrestlers who have either transformed the business or have entered a different level of professional wrestler. But he's absolutely one of the all time greats. Can do everything."

[10.0] "Personally he is easily the greatest and most influential wrestler of all time. That match with Kawada in 94 will stand the test of time as the greatest athletic performance of all time."

[10.0] "Easily one of the greatest female wrestlers of all time. Absolute legend and her hard hitting and powerhouse style will perpetually be over."

[10.0] "Gunther represents the pinnacle of pro wrestling in my opinion. Someone who is believable as a physical presence whilst being outstanding in the ring with incredible work-rate, he can easily put on a MOTY contender with anyone at any given time. Been a fan of his for 8 years and I cant wait to see him ascend to a very well deserved place at the top of the card. A highlight of his is the fact that he makes any move look believable as a finisher, especially with his devastating and excruciatingly painful chops."

[8.0] "Very charismatic both in the ring and on the mic, exceptional at working the crowd too. Has definitely improved since his debut and has easily cemented himself as a future main eventer. Glad to see his rise from being melos sidekick to being a star in his own right."

[10.0] "One of the best and hardest hitting striker-technicians in the business today. Her gimmick is believable and possesses unbridled charisma. Her match with Tam Nakano was a standout."

[10.0] "Ilja Dragunov is one of the best wrestlers in the world and I hope the main roster does him good, He has some of the most realistic looking matches ever between his feuds with Gunther, Carmelo Hayes, Dijak. So many amazing matches where he sells each match as a fight and he has the best facial expressions where he looks like he is in legit pain. Then even when looking at him in promos and segments he has so much charisma and he is confident when talking because he knows how good he is, He makes every match feel like a big match. I hope he wins a Major title on the main roster because he is way too good to waste."

[6.0] "Jimmy's a great tag wrestler but do not put him in a singles match please especially against a guy with the exact same moveset thank you"

[9.0] "(From 2022) Ospreay is... like... 9.49/10 for me, if we're rounding. As far as his abilities in the ring go, I don't think there's much of an argument against him as a virtually perfect performer; I almost always LOVE his matches. My problem is there's just always something missing from him as a "character": I don't really love what I've seen of his United Empire stuff; he was decent as a super earnest babyface, but I think that's slightly limiting too. At risk of playing into their feud too much, the difference between Omega and Ospreay is that Omega is a really entertaining personality both during matches and outside of matches. Conversely, Ospreay--at this point--just isn't charismatic enough for me to throw the full 10/10 at him. But he's shockingly still young enough that he could still land on a character/personality that pushes my rating to 10! (2024 update) I'm not changing my rating but I'm more confident than ever that he will never be a 10 for me. He's just too unpleasant of a personality (beyond any face/heel dynamics)."

[6.0] "Jericho is a through-and-through wrestling legend, and he's done it all absolutely everywhere he's been. In his prime he was one of the best talkers in the game, a skilled technical grappler and high-flyer, and had a tremendous ability to play whatever character he wanted to. Sadly, it all came crumbling down following his loss of the AEW World Championship, which to my eye was the last time he was actually more enjoyable than not. He initially went through an off-putting period as a very try-hard babyface, since he always looked far too self-engrossed in everything he did, whether it was when he dramatically paused to watch the fans sing his entrance song or when he'd make those really lame jokes and one-liners that he clearly thought were far wittier than they actually were. He eventually turned back heel, but we sadly just got Inner Circle 2.0 in the form of the JAS, only with even worse supporting members this time around. His character work had completely stagnated at that point, since he'd just do the same poses, taunts, and heel spots in basically every single match, not to mention he LOVED repeating that week's phrase or even just single word for no real reason. He's since turned back babyface and now heel-leaning tweener, but now he feels even more off-putting with the desperate ways he tries to appeal to the crowds, plus it's aggravating the way he just CONVENIENTLY keeps tying himself to whatever young star is becoming over or already really over at time, then forcing them to have incredibly uninteresting and usually really bad matches with him, whereupon they gain absolutely nothing even by defeating him, especially because he loses so many matches (even if not always cleanly) that on paper a win over him is incredibly devalued. Basically, he just feels pretty comical and totally uninteresting as a character. In-ring-wise, he's now just outright really bad. His physique looks terrible, and even if that plays into his heelish "has-been rockstar" character, it's still jarring to have to take him seriously in that state when he goes up against guys that look like actual fit athletes. His movement in ring now is always really slobbish, and he clearly gasses out quite quickly. In terms of physicality and athleticism he's a sight for very sore eyes, looking pretty weak and very unpolished when required to deliver some would-be 'stiff' strikes or when required to rapidly trade moves and/or counters. Jericho played his role in AEW's initiation as the heel champ and main heel stable leader, though I'd argue he was still a negative there in holding the rest of the Inner Circle back (especially Satana and Ortiz), but now it's definitely time for him to move on to SOMETHING new, because his constant need to "reinvent" himself every few months has become transparent and stale, and any star he works with now is going to automatically look bad because we've seen so many Jericho feuds that they now feel too samey (and they're usually not even remotely interesting) and his plain embarrassing wrestling skills just drag his opponents down with him once they finally wrestle. If only he'd just do the natural "legend who can't wrestle with the younger and more explosive talent anymore but still tries really hard and gets the fans on his side despite coming up short" story, since that's the only believable role Jericho has in him anymore. He's been great in the past, but certainly not any more, and the longer he holds out doing this current act of his the lower I'll have to drop his rating."

[3.0] "If wrestling was like riding a bike, then maybe everyone could do it... except Blake Christian. Christian actively chooses to make himself a worse wrestler from his misunderstanding of wrestling psychology, a preference of Ospreayism with a focus on fake looking moves, poor strikes, and a proneness to 'epics'. It's not even fair to call him Ospreay-lite, Christian is something far, far worse. As each year rolls on, Blake Christian continues to regress as a wrestler. It feels really easy to point and laugh at him for him toiling away, putting on stinker after stinker in GCdub, but it's kind of sad. People actually thought he had legitimate upside."

[] "No rating on this one as Irvin is a non-wrestler. Irvin's announcing does not resonate with me much at all. I think it's great that she brings a lot of passion into announcing, and she clearly has her fans. For me, it feels like something I'd hear out of a C-tier movie about Roman gladiators. Announcing is a weird thing, to me, it's a 'you know it when you see it' when someone is good. And I don't particularly see it. Sorry, it feels like faux pageantry added to matches, and a misunderstanding of the role. When you see the long, long list of wrestling announcers, there are are identifiable qualities for what makes them good and unique. For Irvin, she self-imposes qualities external to her own abilities to make herself memorable."

[] "Bray helped me find wrestling again. As a young kid, John Cena was the one who got me excited to watch WWE every night... Bray is the only one to have that same effect on me. While his body may not be with us, I'm happy to see that his ideas and spirit are still very much alive... Amazing on the mic and creatively a genius, I really wish we got to see him in the ring a but more towards the end of his career. While obviously not the most technical of wrestlers, the matches themselves were always entertaining and unique. It's a shame that he had to deal with Vince booking for as long as he did... Again, I wish we could have seen how he developed under the Levesque era... But I guess we'll leave that to his brother...(? )"

[9.0] "By far one of the more impressive "big men" in WWE right now, intimidating, powerful and massive potential to be a major threat in the midcard division. Not quite main event material yet but if he continues to be this impressive that will certain change in the future."

[9.0] "Samantha Irvin is really good at what she does, particularly with how she manages to put her own unique spin on her announcements, particular "CHELSEA GREEEEEEEN"."

[2.0] "If Omos's legacy is simply being remembered as someone who was very big and nothing more than his career is pretty much flop. Edit: In 2024, that seems to be exactly the case for him, therefore he goes down 2 points, as he's not particularly impressive bar his size and there seems to be little to no interest in improving his abilities."

[9.0] "Admittedly, he's grown on me a lot of the past year, he's really entertaining on the mic and while he's no in-ring general, he's pretty decent in the ring and has potential for at least one world title run."

[7.0] "Had a nice run in TNA and was pushed as a star, this followed in NXT but unfortunately nothing much has come out of her main roster run (yet). Would love to see a second NXT run. Very solid in the ring too."

[10.0] "A complete package in the ring. His heel run has completely elevated him to a completely new level. Possesses probably the most explosive and electric in ring repertoire currently and will likely be a top 5 in ring worker of all time when its all said and done."

[9.0] "Easily one of the most underrated talents today. An exceptional seller and striker and quite good at promos too, particularly as a heel. The Kairopractor is one of my favourite finishers today. Definitely deserves a singles push and would be perfect for MITB."

[10.0] "Arguably the ace of AJPW currently. One of the hardest hitters in the business and a joy to watch, extremely charismatic in-ring too. Loved his work in NOAH and deserves more recognition than he currently possesses."

[9.0] "Ricochet has been one of my favourite wrestlers for years now. He was a big part of me getting back into wrestling in 2017 when I was watching the WCPW World Cup and hes the first guy I actively followed on the indies to get signed to a major North American promotion. Out of anyone on the WWE roster right now he is one of the most diverse and entertaining in-ring talents they have. Hes very technically proficient, is surprisingly powerful and it goes without saying that hes one of the best high flyers in the game. A lot is said about his promo ability, which is mostly exaggerated because he is capable of cutting a decent promo, but he does most of his talking in the ring and with a prolonged push in the upper midcard I could definitely see him moving up to an even higher level over the next few years. His NXT run was incredible and despite a very disappointing first few years on the main roster, I see no reason why he shouldnt be given the opportunity to prove his worth at in the current landscape."

[10.0] "I'm not just saying this because he's the man who made me love wrestling, but Bryan Danielson is the greatest wrestler of all time. For over 20 years, this man has shown time and time again that he can work any style, face or heel, with anyone on earth and get a solid match. Hell, he could probably get 2 stars out of me, a terrible athlete who's never stepped in the ring. If you watch the early ROH shows, the commentary team knew exactly what he was going to be, and I'm honored (no pun intended) to have seen it happen."

[5.0] "Has never set the world on fire with any particular facet of his game. Hes been used effectively in the past as a good heat magnet and is a half decent promo but has always fallen short in terms of work rate. I will say after seeing his recent interview with Chris Van Vliet he does seem like a really likeable person and I think theres a great opportunity for him to create some really fun moments following his WWE release. I could see him working really well in a place like GCW or TNA, so I wish the best for him."

[10.0] "Nikkita Lyons presence in the ring is electrifying; every move she makes speaks volumes to me. With an aura that commands attention and body language that exudes confidence, she possesses all the makings of WWE's next female superstar. Keep an eye on Nikkita, as she's destined for greatness in the world of wrestling. Nikkita's YouTube channel, "Lyons Den TV, " amplifies her presence beyond the ring, spreading messages of empowerment and authenticity. She's not just destined for greatness in wrestling; she's a force of inspiration that could spread worldwide."

[8.0] "Great character, amazing talker, can do both singles and tag team wrestling. Honestly a crime he hasn't gotten a single titles run."

[10.0] "Jack Perry was already a solid in ring worker. But after all the recent events he has taken the controversy and use it to prove his entertainment abilities. He is getting great crowd reactions and he just have to keep running with the ball. Now more than ever he fills like feels like a proper star or at least a star in the making."

[0.0] "has done unimaginable damage to online wrestling discourse. i have no issue with being extremely biased and having specific styles that you gravitate towards, and in theory an old-school anchor to work as a foil to modern wrestling cliches could be a beneficial source of criticism, but unfortunately, his opinions on women wrestlers, foreign wrestlers, wrestlers who don't speak english, (or god forbid, all three) immediately catapult any idea that he or his fans are arguing in good faith. would say he's the joe rogan of wrestling, but at least joe rogan is capable of good takes on occasion. has said and done disgusting things that has gotten countless others in the business rightfully cancelled, but unfortunately will always have vocal and aggressive supporters."

[6.0] "between a 6 and 7 on this, her entrance is among the best in wrestling, but her tbs title run was unfortunately marred by injury. capable of very good matches with the right people, but still green and guilty of weak offense at times. presentation-wise fantastic, and certainly rooting for her to succeed."

[7.0] "courageously pioneering the "real-life heel" archetype, logan paul is genuinely one of the most naturally proficient in-ring performers, even disregarding his celebrity status."

[4.0] "I thought Skye would have improved a lot more by now, but not only has she not improved, but it seems as if she has stagnated or gotten worse. Her level is very low. She simply lacks too much to be considered a good wrestler, technical level, micro, charisma, etc. The good thing about her is that she is young and could improve in the future. We will see."

[3.0] "He's fine. Nothing interesting or unique about him but he's palatable. His style of in ring work is a dime a dozen these days and as for character work there really isn't any outside of playing into the same underdog match structure over and over. If it were pre 2010 the novelty of his style could've carried him to a higher rating but alas it's the year of our lord 2022 and there are atleast 5 Blake Christians in training at your nearest wrestling school. (edit 4/23/2024) he has now been running a heel character as GCW champ for going on an eternity now and it's gotten so much worse. Blake Christian has gone from unremarkable to downright ass. As compelling as a steel toe boot with all the charisma of one as well."

[8.0] "AJ Styles has been going at it for 25 years and has proven to still be considered one of the greatest. His TNA and NJPW is some of the best stuff I've gotten the privilege to watch. His WWE stuff was pretty good from 2016-2019, and even early 2020 was good when he got his first Wrestlemania main event against Undertaker at WM 36. It wasn't until 2021 where the Omos stuff happened, 2022 he didn't do like anything, and 2023 he was apart of the World Heavyweight Title Tournament as the runner up and is now working with LA Knight and other top talent. I'm really glad that he's getting back to his near top spot in the WWE. The only reason I'm placing him as an 8 is because his WWE stuff in 2020-2023 was pretty bad in my opinion."

[] "Roddy Piper, the man that had it all. Gone all too soon, RIP. You don't have to be the greatest technician of all time to be considered the GOAT, so if we're talking heels? RP the GOAT."

[9.0] "Currently as of June 20th 2022, Roman is a top draw and i can see why, Roman has the look of what a champ should be, hes gone through everyone hes come across while deffending his titles, the bloodline is a great storyline, and Roman himself has the talent to carry the company better than most other wrestlers. And going back on his history, the Sheild was a great stable back in its day, hes one of 2 to beat the legendary Undertaker at Wrestlemania, 4 time WWE champ, 2 time Universal champ, 1 Raw, 1 IC title, and FCW tag champ, Roman is an accomplished star and future hall of famer no doubt. Roman has few problems though, for example, his matches are very repetative since WWE doesnt want to spend the money to bring in actual legends to make the Tribal Cheif gimmick matches have new opponents, his promo skill needs work though he has improved since his Big Dog days, needs to cheat in a lot of matches"

[] "The greatest wrestler of all time, Better than Okada, Punk, Ospreay, Danielson and Kobashi, He deserves to have won the WWE Title 100%, The fact that he has such a low rating is a disgrace, See you in 7 Days so i can rate him a 10/10"

[] "I have seen Crash work several shows in the midwest indy scene, he is a very likable power-based wrestler with surprising mobility for his size. Most of what I saw of him was in a few different tag teams, which was a great spot for him, but he is versatile and I have seen him work solid singles, hardcore, and even comedy matches. Also a super nice guy, chatted with me several times and was a genuine, likable guy."

[] "The wikipedia page says it all, He has inconvenienced Hogan and his own Wive So he is a horrible, horrible person"

[5.0] "I dont see the hype in Liv Morgan at all. Her ring work is mediocre, promo needs a lot of work to be more convincing and I feel she is tiers lower than any of the 4 Horsewomen or other womens main eventers in the WWE. It seems that diva stans only care about looks when it comes to wrestling and neglect everything that makes a Professional Wrestler great. Liv Morgan would be a perfect mid card womens champion, in my opionion, but she is just not somebody you can build a divison around or choose to be at the top of any womens roster."

[3.0] "The Bray Wyatt/Fiend of women's wrestling. You can see that there is/was something there early in her career but she never really connected and consistently disappointed. Then came the gimmick change which finally did get her to stand out but at the sacrifice of, well, everything else. Kudos to most promoters for cutting their losses and just moving on from her, unfortunately AEW seems committed to making a flat joke the center of their women's division (for the second time actually). It ultimately doesn't matter with how that division is booked but still unfortunate."

[8.0] "Randomly found this guy randomly after watching some njpw w my friends and holy shit I've never been so impressed with a wrestler at first match. The stuff he does on the ropes in insane and I will definitely be keeping an eye on him for the future."

[] "His in Ring Psychology, his intensity and his Unique way to deliver, state his performance as the best southamerican wrestler to date."

[] "Bryce Hansen is incredibly gifted, considering he's only been in pro wrestling for a couple of years. His physique and skill give him unique traits that not many talents have in Ontario."

[] "Evan is an outstanding performer, despite being only 27 years old. His athleticism and psychology are second to none, making him one of the most versatile wrestlers in Ontario to date."

[8.0] "I changed my mind about Will Ospreay after the match with Danielson, it reminded me how much I loved this dude as Jr Heavyweight and despite him doing a lot of the same stuff over and over again, I don't really mind it as much anymore. Dude's a hell of a talent, a great asset to any company he signs with."

[7.0] "Natalya is decent in-ring, as well as a great worker, but she was never brilliant in the ring, in addition to suffering from little charisma."

[8.0] "How talented Alexa is with the micro, in addition to the natural charisma she has. Wow. At the in-ring level, she is more than decent."

[10.0] "I always thought that Bayley was the least talented of the 4 Horsemen, but that she was the one who worked the hardest of all of them and that she was capable of adapting to any environment, and how right I was. A legendary wrestler, who will go down in the history of American wrestling when she retires. Technically she is very good."

[0.0] "Generally I don't give anyone a 0, but Eva Marie was terrible. She really she was. She had nothing that made her stand out from the rest of her, but above all, she had improved almost nothing on a technical level, she lacked charisma, etc. The antithesis of a good wrestler. She is the living image of divas."

[10.0] "Trish is a clear example of how many female wrestlers from the era before the divas were underrated (Jazz, Victoria, Gail Kim, etc.). They were good at fighting, but they had no opportunities. Well, Trish is that and more, a total superstar. In addition to her charisma, she was very good in the ring. That's why I think she is one of the most legendary wrestlers in WWE."

[4.0] "I thought Saraya would reach legendary heights at this point in her career, but she's simply lost her spark, and she's no good today. Let's admit it, I was her fan when she debuted, but today she no longer has the level she used to. She slow, without rhythm, boring in the ring."

[10.0] "He definitely can't be called the best wrestler of all time. But the best wrestling memories I had were related to Roman. Still, emotions in wrestling cannot be ignore, so as part of my childhood, I give Roman Reigns a 10. But as a wrestler, I give him 8 if it's important for someone to know that."

[10.0] "Rossy Ogawa is one of the best booker ever = guys like Paul E, Baba etc. Stardom booking 10/10 and i'm excited with the Dream Star Fighting Marigold project ! Ogawa San, if you need anything i'm here for you !"

[] "The most over wrestler in history. Nobody ever drew more or got bigger reactions. A shame his career was cut short due to injuries, but I still believe he is the GOAT."

[8.0] "The recent reviews of Solo, now that he's been giving more character work, are pathetic. It's very obvious that people reviewing Solo in the month of April 2024 have never accomplished anything of value or merit in their entire lives. He's still working into his speaking role, but the writing has been spot on. Overall, to speak about Solo in his entirety, he's progressed a lot in the last two years, he's been able to step up and take on more responsibilities, his future is very bright. It would be foolish and borderline disqualifying to suggest he's regressing."

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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