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[8.0] "A proper strong style wrestler. I haven't seen too much of him but what I've seen has been great, especially his no ropes match vs Takanori Ito"

[] "Hogan before Hogan. Dream before Dream. Steiner before Steiner. Ventura before Ventura. Ellering before Ellering. Idol before Idol. Valiant before Valiant. All of these legends, by their own admission, borrowed heavily from the persona and presentation Graham innovated. A decade, if not more, ahead of his time. A shockingly competent worker in his prime (I'd certainly put him above Hogan, at any rate), but demoralization (Vince K. McMahon refusing to let him turn face or extend his championship run despite crowds going nuts for him) and injuries -- most notably, a major hip surgery -- took their toll. Most people remember his post-hip surgery, mid-late 80's run (where he could hardly move) or his early 80's "Karate Master" run where (he had given up and stopped caring), but his run in the 70's proved him to be one of the most charismatic, entertaining, and innovative (from a character work/persona perspective) performers to ever step in the ring. He literally changed the way everyone who came after him looked, talked, cut promos, dressed, you name it. He could've been the drizzling shits in the ring and still warrant a 7 just based on that alone, but during his prime, he could also work. No, he wasn't a Ric Flair-tier worker, but I'd certainly put him somewhere in the same ballpark as a Lex Luger as a worker, and infinitely more charismatic and entertaining. Overall, I want to give an 8.5, but can't, so I'm rounding up to 9."

[8.0] "He is probably one of the most complicated wrestlers to review, simply because of how WWE used him in the past 20 or so years. Many times he was the most over guys whose legitimately beloved by almost everyone, and other times where he is the main reason people stopped watching. He was both the face of the company, and also the face of some of the biggest problems that plagued the promotion for almost a good decade. He is unarguably a more than solid worker with a great look and charisma unlike most. Like, seriously, more often than not it wasn't *his* fault that he is so controversial in the community. For many years, I think a big problem when it came to John Cena was how, for the longest time, he genuinely felt inhuman as well as one dimensional in his portrayal. A guy who constantly won, even with everything stacked against him, with a somewhat huge disregard to some form of reality. And when he lost? More often then not, he shrugged and laughed it off. He was never a serious face, he never had an edge to him, and he was obviously a top guy that was booked and pushed in such a way to target a more younger demographic, especially during the PG era. This seriously alienated a big chunk of the audience for a lot of time, especially when there were so much talent in the roster. Ones more serious and felt more real with a bit more edge, that wasn't getting pushed the same way or had their runs cut short because of Cena. He was an example with a major problem when it came to booking in WWE for the longest time, which was that there could only be one top guy, one face of the company. This problem would remain, and hell some say its still kind of a problem in WWE, even with improvements. For the longest time, he was rightfully disliked by a majority of people. Nowadays, both from looking back, and especially now with his runs in the mid 2010s and then on, his perception has drastically improved. He is honestly good, and he played his role damn well. He's certainly aged better as time has went on, that's for sure."

[] "Backlund doesn't get the credit he deserves. His initial WWWF/WWF title run (not counting Sheiky Baby as a transitional champ) was sandwiched between two of the most flamboyant, charismatic, entertaining characters in wrestling history -- Superstar Graham and Hogan. Compared to them, Backlund originally looked like a boring charisma vacuum during his first run in his prime, though his wrestling was lightyears ahead of either Graham or Hogan. Fantastic technical matches executed flawlessly. The style of the time was a little slower and less flashy, but he was essentially the Bret Hart of his era during his first run: not the most charismatic guy ever, but an absolute technical genius in the ring. Then, by the time his second run happened, he had somehow found loads of charisma (his Mr. Backlund character was hilariously weird and his promos from the time were unhinged, manic, creepy and disturbing in all the right ways), but he was past the absolute zenith of his prime at that point. In short, I don't think we ever got to see all of what Backlund was capable of, all at once. I would be remiss if I didn't mention what an absolute FREAK ATHLETE Bob is. Dude's in his mid-70's and is still in insanely good shape and conditioning. He does like 3000 reps of the Harvard Step Test daily. He lives clean, he eats clean, he doesn't have any bad habits, he exercises a freakish amount and as a result, he is still strong, athletic and can go at a level much higher than workers 2-3 decades younger than him. His most recent match (in 2018 when he was 68) saw Bob having a great catch wrestling-style exchange with Jinsei Shinzaki, taking bumps, pulling off a backwards roll and then participate in a wild brawl later in the match. Prior to that, the most recent match I saw was Bob vs. Shelley in TNA about a decade before that, and he hasn't lost a step. Absolutely phenomenal conditioning."

[3.0] "I think people genuinely forget that the Brutus Beefcake gimmick was actually over at the time. Obviously he was never going to be a top guy, but he was certainly upper-mid carder in the 80s who did have some decent matches, especially paired with the right people. But, of course, most people know him for being able to get a gig anywhere as long as Hulk Hogan was there too. Basically after his WWF career, he was beyond the shits. The fact he headlined fucking Starrcade in 1994 to fight for Hogan's title is batshit insane. The amount of gimmicks he went through in WCW and being involved in every absolute god awful storyline like he was a collector. From Dungeon of Doom to OWN, from Zodiac to Booty Man to Disciple, jesus his career just got worse as time went on. Yeesh."

[5.0] "I try to be as nice as possible with my ratings, but Raku isn't really all that great. I mean I love her, but her in ring work isn't the best. She makes up for it in a way with her comedy. I don't dislike her tho i think shes fun, but just not the best in ring."

[10.0] "In my opinion the greatest to ever do it. The most complete wrestler ever, almost perfect in the ring, great with promos, charisma and just pure passion and love. His matches with Zack Sabre Jr, MJF, Kenny Omega, Hangman, Okada, Moxley are amazing in his recent run with AEW. Then you go back to classics with Nigel McGuinness, Kenta and Takeshi Morishima. He is also so selfless always trying his best to get the young guys over, if he wanted in my mind he would've had a world title run with AEW. One of the best to ever do it."

[1.0] "Evil has always been my least favorite member of LIJ, I found him boring in ring and thought his gimmick was dumb. I was interested to see what would happen when he became IWGP Champion but he was still boring, hes not world title material at all. Now he (and HoT) just have pure go away heat for me. Almost every match of his post-heel turn has been borderline unwatchable, and I can probably count the matches of his I didn't hate on one hand. Once you've seen one match of his you've pretty much seen them all."

[7.0] "I need to watch more of his matches, because I think he's a fine wrestler and obviously a very strong and powerful fighter, but I haven't yet seen what everybody else obviously sees in him to rank him as high as he is here. That being said, I do think he's very talented."

[7.0] "I think Kevin Owens is good on a consistent basis as a high-end midcarder, but I don't really think he puts out a ton of banger matchs or really reaches an elite level. I do like the guy a lot, but I just don't really see him as a top-tier kind of guy..."

[10.0] "I watched his documentary twice and not only is this guy a deathmatch legend, but he was super athletic, could actually wrestle and has many awesome moves. I don't like deathmatch wrestling but I definitely have a ton of respect for this guy."

[] "One of the best heels I've seen and also one of my favorites going right now. But I can't help but think he should be doing better. Why is the first NJPW Grand Slam champion in a feud with the FUCKING ACCLAIMED. I hate how AEW has booked my guy and until I see some MAJOR changes I can't see him doing much in AEW. I love the BCG and I like they are Trios champs but Jay can be an incredible International or Continental champ."

[6.0] "Act that could get over with solid in ring work and great charisma. His in ring work is not quite as good as his father's or his brothers' but he is still solid in the ring. He had more charisma than any of his brothers. His work backstage has proven that he has a good mind for the business."

[10.0] "Zilla Fatu had unlimited potential, for someone who has under 20 matches under his belt he is already very good in ring the man knows what he is doing in there. Definitely making his late father Umaga proud"

[10.0] "Out of all the guys to come from NXT UK, I feel Ilja has grown the most and has benefited the most from NXT UK. Within the next decade, I could even see this guy becoming a world champion because he has just that much potential if they book him right."

[5.0] "When he attacked The Miz after Over The Limit 2010 i thoutht he would be a good player for the mid card role but after i was seeing him whit his lack of personality i knew he is just another mediocre wrestler signed by WWE because the lack of superstars on the main roster"

[4.0] "Great at the mic, his promos were amazing in WWE, I used to love SAWFT, but inside the ring he really stinks."

[5.0] "Her promos are so much better and very good. It's just not translating to the ring. Her kicks look awkward and she's very slow in the ring. You can tell almost everything has been practiced beforehand. Better safe than sorry for sure but the art is making it not look that way."

[3.0] "For someone with 6 years of experience she's not very good. I assumed she had 2 maybe 3 years of experience. Her movements are very slow and not fluid. Her current gimmick doesn't work me for either, (brother). She looks like a cheerleader trying to make her dad angry. Maybe that's the point and I'm not smart enough but it really feels unironic to me."

[5.0] "I'm not copying and pasting another comment because I don't want to lose my ratings and get banned, but there's a comment below that sums up my feelings perfectly, "Kris Statlander is a professional wrestler. She goes out and she has matches and sometimes she cuts a promo.". I don't see the same level of anything that other fans do. For someone with 7 years of experience, I feel like she should be a lot better than she is. You'd thing someone with a gimmick that said they were a literal alien would be fun and interesting but it was neither of those things. Since then she's just kind of being...herself?"

[] "Not allowed to Rate today, but I'll be rating Cargill a 5.0. She's amazing to look at, but at this time I'm getting major "The Narcissist Lex Luger" vibes from her. I don't think a Goldberg streak is a good idea for any wrestler, definitely not one who only has 70 matches. Why is WWE not having her sell at all? She worked normal matches in AEW. That 3 on 3 tag match at WMXL, when she wasn't the first tagged in I knew, they weren't going to have her work anything more than a few offensive spots. Why are they doing this if not lack of confidence? Also, that pin of hers is so lame. Really narrows down every finish she'll work. Sexy-looking but I don't need to be titillated by pro-wrestling finishes."

[0.0] "In boxing and mma, the equivalent is a tomato can. Someone with experience but isn't very good and is a tune up for someone with more talent. Ryker had nothing to offer in the ring, on the mic, or outside of wrestling. He was basically blackballed for not only being a terrible wrestler but not a high quality human being either. He used his wrestling catch phrase to publicly fluff Donald Trump during the 2020 protests/riots. It's beyond tone deaf and in poor taste. After that he deserved everything he got, which was nothing.,"

[9.0] "I'm not sure I can judge this thing under normal criteria. He barely has a move set, and barely move around the ring. However....it's a damn giant inflatable panda, what do you expect? And as an attraction and comedy character, Andreza does his job very well. And even with the limited moveset, there's just something....fun about watching this 10 feet tall inflatable panda wrassle some lads."

[2.0] "When he talks....he's ok. When he doesn't his presentation and aura is simply abysmal. Hopefully this booking to be the "new Tribal Chief" works out. But I have a bad feeling this is going to end up with Solo being buried...hopefully he can be booked as a monster AND ACTUALLY BE CAPITALIZED UPON. One of his only promos taking on the new role is being memedd across the whole IWC since he has been a KNOWN LOSER. 0-34 after beating the GOAT last November is noticed by the universe. This is another miscalculation made in this "new era" that has to have a plot-hole in. Now Solo dresses like a Mafia boss and is to be taken seriously after he was just a goon 2 weeks prior?"

[10.0] "The perfect performer. There only are a few better wrestler than this guy and there probably is even less people that are as versatile as he is, he can do the comedy bits with perfection (his match vs Knoxville at Wrestlemania is the best comedy match EVER) and he can be the guy on which you put a championship because yeah, he deserves it. He puts so much effort in his work, he does so many good spots by matches and he steals the show virtually EVERY time he is in a show. This dude is litterally one of the 10 best wrestler of the millenium and you can't change my mind"

[7.0] "Reasonable commentary abilities. Hope he sticks with WWE, he has an easy to listen-to voice, not as quick or emotional as a Michael Cole or as dramatic as Jerry Lawler but I'd have a hard time thinking of anything wrong."

[4.0] "Carlee is still new to the wrestling scene so I'm giving her a 4. After watching a few of her matches on Level Up I think she could definitely have a bright future in wrestling given her athletic background in cheerleading. If we take a look at other wrestlers with cheerleading background we can see that they started out green as well, but people like Alexa Bliss & Carmella went on to be top stars in NXT and the main roster. She displayed a few decent moves which highlighted her cheer background and with time and proper training she can expand her arsenal to be filled with athletic and impactful moves. Hopefully we get to see her on NXT soon so she can develop further in the ring with main NXT stars and she can start developing her character."

[7.0] "I don't see all the bad that a lot of people seem to see. Good worker, alright gimmick that he's at bare minimum committed to. Found him off of his social media and, while I can't say he's a Diamond in the Rough, he's not nearly as bad as some of these comments seem to think. Edit: I really hope we don't get a bunch of people giving 0 ratings and comments hoping they'll get rid by Mick Foley now lmao."

[10.0] "I love Paloma. Watching he rat Ring the Belle is so much fun. I lover her personallity, and her charisma.Shes really good in the ring, and her match wth Jazz was really good. I love watching her thoughts on pro Wrestlering by being a reallly good wrestler."

[2.0] "He's so bad, his gimmick could have worked for anybody. But he was popular with the WCW crowd I guess, I don't care considering he was A bad wrestler and A bad promo and good at literally NOTHING! Now he talks bad about wrestling on his podcast I guess, but this is about him as A wrestler and he as A wrestler was terrible, lol."

[5.0] "He's a cringe machine. Awesome physique/look and great in the ring, but his character and mic work are obnoxious, and I don't mean that in a heel way. He was so dry for so long that this newfound personality feels WAY TOO FORCED. He's one of those WWE guys whose scripted promos sound and feel 100% scripted. His promos are his biggest problem. When those recited promos come out of a guy dressed like a dork and skipping around giggling like a pixie, I can't take him or anything he says seriously."

[0.0] "The myth that wrestling wouldn't exist today without Vince McMahon Jr. is a lie. There were countless promotions and multiple territories (that Vince harvested his talent from and aggressively put out of business) that would have filled the void in the market if, say, Vince McMahon Jr. never existed or if his father never started the company. Vince didn't build the WWF- His father, his father's workers and the paying fans of his father's business did. Vince got the WWF handed to him and literally did everything his father told him not to. If you say, "But he BOUGHT it from his dad for $1, 000, 000! ", then I'm blown away you're that naïve. VKM was getting paid handsomely by his father in the company his father built. On top of that, his father opted to sell it to his son over anyone else, and for a rather low price. Vince is an ultra high level narcissist and his company operated as such for many, many years. This guy has a lot of blood on his hands, literally and figuratively. As for as a TV character goes, he was great as an on-screen foil to Stone Cold, but *EVERYTHING HE DID ON TV AFTER THAT WAS ATROCIOUS*. His booking has been unbearably bad for 20+ years. People who think of this guy favorably think they owe it to him because they grew up watching his trashy company as children and can't shake their nostalgia rose-tinted glasses."

[5.0] "Good in the ring, but mostly lacking in all other departments, especially look and personality. Josh Alexander's look is similar to that of a randomized CAW and I would say that it's one of the worst on televised wrestling right now, next to Dominik Mysterio's look. The headgear looks dumb and makes no sense. I think he's wearing it to make up for his lack of personality, which is fine, but surely there's something else that can be done with his look to make him look less randomized. It just feels like there's something missing with this guy. At this point in his career, he's not ready to be a main eventer outside of TNA."

[8.0] "You can't deny Nancy's place within wrestling history and it's a shame she isn't celebrated like she should be. Nancy got her start in the business selling programs in Florida for Eddie Graham's CFW, she also worked as a model for wrestling magazines. She got her big break working with Kevin Sullivan as "Fallen Angel" as apart of his Army of Darkness where they traveled the country and got mega heat especially in the bible belt. After a brief run in WCW managing Doom and Ric Flair, she made her way to ECW where she became the gimmick that would define her legacy forever. She became Woman, she stayed with the company for 3 years managing the likes of Kerry Von Erich, Sandman, 2 Cold Scorpio and Kevin Sullivan before returning to WCW where she would inevitably meet Chris Benoit. Obviously, we know what happens in the end there but it's just a damn shame Nancy's place in wrestling history isn't recognized like it should be. She was one of the first true valets that brought a sense of sex appeal to the business that's almost a lost art nowadays. The way i see it is The Benoit tragedy is one of the darkest days in the history of wrestling because 3 people died who didn't need to die. It's honestly a damn shame that it took the lives of Nancy and her son for the business to look itself in the mirror and change itself."

[0.0] "Excellent conviction on the mic, but unremarkable/sloppy/botchy/slow in the ring, especially post-ROH. His offense looks entirely unathletic/uncoordinated. Looks more like a fan than a wrestler, with his street clothes and auto mechanic physique. Seems to be cartoonishly accident-prone in the twilight of his career. Indoctrinated his wife into retiring from her passion because he retired out of bitterness. Historic womanizer. Punk is the prototype for the theory that awful human beings make great babyfaces, because he has the entire wrestling world worked over right now. This guy is very similar to the Shawn Michaels and Hulk Hogan real life archetypes. One of his many promo crutches is invoking legend names like Piper or Funk so you subconsciously associate his starpower/legacy with theirs. 100% phony. He literally became everything he claimed he hated in the wrestling business. Massive sellout. Punk has had problems with numerous peers over the years, but everyone else is the problem and not him right? He knows this is his last chance, so it seems like he's keeping his narcissism in check...... for now."

[1.0] "A one-note gimmick with no real substance to back it up, and when you've see it once you've seen it a million times. I will say that he had an awesome look when he hit his peak, but everything else was unremarkable or lame, especially his mic work. The lollipop out of the trunks and into his opponents mouth was funny, but all of the sex stuff was too cringe, especially in hindsight. His Gut Check run in TNA was obnoxiously bad. The Penisplex was entertaining the first time he did it in Japan, but not so much a thousand times later."

[8.0] "Total package. Cool character, great on the mic, awesome look and solid in the ring. Changes her look constantly. Very creative wrestler who is always a pleasure to watch."

[1.0] "Awesome manager and incredible talker in the ring, but severely maladjusted, spectacularly toxic and verbally abusive at this point in his career of being the mouthpiece for tribalistic WWE marks, among all his other personality issues. Corny has found himself in the position of being the lightning rod for WWE vs AEW tribalism junkies who need their fix of negativity and bullying. Paints everything with broad strokes. He has some great insight in wrestling history, booking, psychology, etc, but he's 110% bought into the tribalism of wrestling as he has with U.S. politics. Imagine being a wrestling booker and being clueless to the idea that politics are a work. Corny is one of those guys in the business who has problems with countless colleagues, but it can't be him that's the problem- It must be everyone else, right? What exactly has he done for the wrestling business in the last ten years other than stir up negativity and be the mouthpiece for ignorant fans? Side note: His podcast co-host, Brian Last, is simply unbearable to listen to."

[6.0] "Hugely underrated as a talent. His best work was as an enhancement talent or an underneath guy who you could slot in and help work to get a guy over, he could also work as a stooge/lackey for someone like Victoria or as apart of The Right to Censor. Still, you can't deny his intelligence when it comes to wrestling and wrestling safety and I recommend anyone check out his YouTube channel where he discusses wrestling injuries, botches, and aspects of professional wrestling moves."

[6.0] "I like Scotty, he was a solid in ring worker that was able to remain with the WWE for close to a decade. Most of his success came working as a tag team specialist working with Brian Christopher and Rikishi as apart of Too Cool/Too Much where he twice won the WWE tag team championships. He also had tag teams with Albert and Funaki that only solidified his status as a guy who could work and succeed with just about anyone. He was a solid in-ring worker though I agree with most when they say his finisher was borderline ridiculous and did him no favors. I have alot of respect for Scotty 2 Hotty for his longevity and consistency though he was far from one of my favorites."

[2.0] "Honestly, he is a really poor commentator who actively put a lot of people off various products when he worked on them. He seems to have conned his way into making people think he is some kind of industry grandee, being a bigwig in WresteTalk probably helps."

[7.0] "For being 400 pounds, few could move and sell like Rikishi could. Rikishi found most of his success in the ring as a tag team guy, he had a few runs as a single but he was never really anything more than a middle of the card babyface. His soul single title reign was when he held the Intercontinental for a mere 16 days with no clean wins before losing it to Val Venus. We all know about the famed heel run they tried with Rikishi that saw him run over Stone Cold Steve Austin for The Rock, I don't blame Rikishi for that as much as I blame it on just bad storytelling. Austin needed neck surgery and they needed a reason to write him off television for a bit, why they chose Rikishi is anyone's guess but I don't blame Rikishi for it in the slightest. The turn did absolutely nothing for Rikishi because Rikishi was over as a babyface and as apart of Too Cool. As a worker, Rikishi was decent but his athleticism and agility despite his frame was something that always impressed me."

[8.0] "He was incredible in ECW when Heyman was at the reigns and booked him like a complete bad-ass. His WWF run was hampered by his lack of size but he still had a few notable successes which included a fun and engaging tag team run with Spike Dudley. They held the title for 43 days and had a good matches and great chemistry as the underdog/oddball tag team that you almost wish could have lasted longer. His work as a commentator, especially in the WWE was especially great. His work alongside Michael Cole brought a sense of credibility and experience to the commentary booth and he played the color commentator role especially well."

[10.0] "Throughout his career, Brock Lesnar's consistency in maintaining his gimmick and charisma stands out as truly remarkable. Additionally, his impressive number of title reigns further solidify his status as an achievement in the world of professional wrestling."

[0.0] "A butcher, and I know, its FMW and I love FMW but all the other workers like Hayabusa, Tanaka, Mr Gannosuke and Megumi Kudo, had talent to go along with the hardcore stuff, Pogo didn't. And I really dislike the slicing opponents foreheads, there is zero talent or art to it, no psychology either. Mr Pogo feels more like an ECW wrestler than an FMW wrestler. I really dislike him and his matches. If Mr Pogo had used some better psychology then maybe, just maybe at an outside chance, I could take something positive from his matches but no. He also wasn't a great seller either, so I'm struggling to think of genuine highs. Maybe I'm being way to harsh as I know others find things to enjoy from him but well, its my opinion and I think he was pretty bad."

[8.0] "Talented wrestler and his matches were worked at a good pace with a good amount of action. Of course, its very much a product of his time."

[8.0] "Really entertaining powerhouse of a wrestler. It's a shame we'll never know how good he COULD have been due to his early retirement."

[10.0] "THE most athletic woman in WWE today, she wasn't even 6 months into her career back in 2022 and had already increased her popularity back then big time, i'm glad to see her back in full force after the injury and i'm glad to see the injury didn't do any damage to her current in-ring performance, she's definitely deserves to be next in line for the NXT Women's Championship and i can't wait to see what other innovative moves she's gonna pull in the near future"

[10.0] "Très bon catcheur, probablement l'un des meilleurs de sa génération. Après un avoir laissé un héritage fort au Japon Will s'attaque aux Etats-Unis. Le catcheur anglais est complet et rayonne partout à travers le monde. Sa carrière restera surement parmi comme l'une des plus grandes de l'histoire du catch."

[4.0] "People saying "it's not so bad, it's a great heel...." make me laugh. Jinder is a below average, at best, wrestler. Even if he's decent at the microphone and he's got the fisique du role, his in ring work is embarassing, mediocre at best. It's not enough being hated for becoming a great heel: if you haven't talent, it's clear you're gonna be hated, especially if you are WWE Champion."

[0.0] "Let's be honest, from the modern perspective, nobody really gives a shit about his time in AJPW. While he wasn't bad during that time, he was always surrounded by quite literally the best in the entire business. The real criticism is the past 20 years backstage in WWE.One of the worst Head of Talent Relations, one of the worst producers, quite literally everything he did qualifies him as being one of the worst. But of course, since 2022, it has only gotten worse, especially in 2024. with his alleged actions according to the Janel Grant lawsuit. Genuine fucking scum."

[0.0] "Almost completely forgettable wrestler from AWA history if it wasn't for the fact he was a massive pedophile. Not much more to say here."

[9.0] "He's extremely good in the ring. And one of the better wrestlers to adopt the faux MMA style but make it actually exciting and interesting in his work. As far as gimmick/character goes there's no much going on there and the big attempt to make the babyface of NXT back before he left was a huge flop. I have high hopes for his new run though."

[4.0] "She is a good hand for sure but not much more. Her gimmick change went from a novel idea to overplayed quicker than I can remember any other gimmick. It's a fun idea in theory but not enough to center a division around have it take up all their minimal time. In-ring she recently had to return to more of her old style because the gimmick was so bad it was producing some terrible matches. Problem is she wasn't compelling before then so now it's just an over the top gimmick with a regular wrestler."

[9.0] "Demus is not NEARLY talked about enough as he should be. He was in CMLL for a considerable amount of time as a mini before he then left and went onto the Mexican indies and decided he's going to become an out of control brawler. He has since become one of the greatest brawlers in Mexico in the last almost 10 years."

[7.0] "I like Hobbs a lot. Still waiting for him to have a real standout match/promo/moment/whatever but that's not necessarily his fault. His booking is pretty bad. As time goes on it may never happen but there's clearly something there that should be capitalized on. He's got a great story and look."

[6.0] "Fun gimmick outside the ring, fun skits, fun promos and fun segments, but her wrestling has been so bad lately that an ok match with AZM and Rosa have been her best matches, I hope she finds a way to mix the gimmick with the killer wrestler she is, because, she is a pretty great wrestler that has a great gimmick but that gimmick has been a detriment to her wrestling"

[1.0] "I never considered Dustin Rhodes/Goldust as a good wrestler. TBF, he was one of the worst wrestlers out there more primarily due to his horrendous Goldust gimmick. The way that he sexualizes his opponents in an obscene way on its first few years in WWF will never always be right. He never had a major push and just became an afterthought. Tell me one significant moment that he has on his entire career. None, nada, zilch. He is Dusty Rhodes's failed experiment second generation wrestler. The only reason why I didn't drop down to an absolute zero rating is his passion and knowledge in the business. He's way more fitting as a wrestling coach or trainer by that regard. The Goldust gimmick has got to be the worst created gimmick by WWE, maybe on par with The Gobbledy Gooker. The difference here is they let the gimmick sits for so long, makes it unbearable to watch when he's on TV. Aside from the Double or Nothing 2019 match, he never had a good match for his entire career. Nothing memorable or no highlights of his career to remember. I am so glad that we can rely on another Dusty's son in a form of Cody Rhodes which obviously is a superior wrestler than him. His sexual gestures while performing in the ring and his ASMR-like promos are cringe and unbearable. At least we don't see it much in AEW, glad that Dustin knew how awful that gimmick is not to bring it there. Unfortunately, he is already at a sunset of his career and it's quite late for him to redeem back his reputation as a good wrestler."

[3.0] "I used to love OC when he was still Fire Ant in CHIKARA. The character, the moveset, The Colony; it was all incredible. But since he focused on being Orange Cassidy he became a joke in my eyes. He makes professional wrestling look like a joke, which I can't respect. It's sad to see someone you used to admire disrespect one of the things you love most in life. The insistence of promoters and fans on him is something I can't understand. But truth be told, he can still be interesting when he at least tries to be serious, which is the only reason my rating isn't 0."

[10.0] "I was previously unfamiliar to Mariah prior to the debut of Club Venus, but in the short month since I have become a significant fan. Her looks are undeniably attention grabbing, but it's her personality and promising ring ability which steal the focus from there. The level of confidence and comfort she showed on the microphone was unexpected given her few years of experience. Her high energy and stylish moves have a surprising depth of variety offering speed, strength, and showmanship where you can see her go from a Springboard Dropkick to a Tombstone Piledriver in minutes, and she has held her own with wrestlers far exceeding her own level of experience. I'm unsure what the ultimate direction of Club Venus is, but she could become a danger within the unit to outshine even Mina Shirakawa if her growth continues on this path. Updating this after seeing her in AEW. The only missing piece I hadn't gotten to see was what she could do storyline wise. She's an absolute gem of a character. Her work alongside Toni Storm has been incredibly entertaining since it started and somehow only continues to be even more so. She's got the look, she can hang with the best of the best with her unique blend of Euro-Joshi wrestling, she can talk, and she can be the focal point of an entire storyline. There's nothing she can't do. That's a 10/10 wrestler to me."

[] "Dom is the prime example of a Nepo baby since he wouldn't have been able to get even a tryout with the WWE if it wasn't for his family name. He really sucked in the ring and had no personality as a baby face. Turning heel was a much better choice since feuding with Rey, a beloved icon who also happened to be his father was obviously going to get him major heat regardless of his abilities. I am confused by the amount of heat he gets and feel like it often has 'go away' energy. Before he can be taken seriously, he needs to go under a serious makeover, regarding both his psyhic and character. I'll give him credit since he can sell but still has a very long way to go. Also, he had way more character and acting ability as a kid in 2005 than he has now which is kinda hilarious."

[1.0] "With no offense to her as a human, she does not deserve to be in any hall of fame. It's not entirely her fault because women in the 2000's weren't given much to do except parade around in their underwear. She couldn't wrestle, couldn't cut a promo and wasn't really that good as a manager/valet either. She's not a 0 for me though because she was charismatic and seems like a really sweet person outside of the ring. None of that, however, is enough for me to consider rating her higher than 1. I'm a little surprised by the high rating here but to each their own, right? Not to mention she was only active for 6 years and never came back to do anything. She never trained for a match, a promo, nothing. She disappeared and then came back when they promised her the hall of fame."

[1.0] "Sharmell is known for 3 things: being a Nitro girl, being King Booker's queen in 2006-07, and in one of the worst matches in the history of wrestling. That's not hyperbole. The WWE hall of fame is mostly bogus anyway but having her in there is egregiously bad. Her one positive contribution to wrestling that was barely one year is hardly enough to get in. It stinks of a favor done to Booker T."

[3.0] "She was great back in the early-mid 2010s but something has changed around 2018 when she joined Raw, she became sloppier, a lot slower than before, it seems like she couldn't take a single breath in the ring and had a rough time keeping up with much more talented wrestlers, i think she could've done herself a favor if she's hang the boots for good in let's say early-2018, however, she's still valuable as a coach for up and coming stars in the Performance Center, also, where the hell is she nowdays? haven't seen her in a WWE program since February of last year"

[9.0] "I feel like her rating is lower than expected from someone like Charlotte Flair, a god-gifted athlete, an incredible talent, she gives almost everyone their best matches, yeah she's maybe too overpushed and overachieved but in her case i can see why, i think people love to play on the fact that she's Ric Flair's daughter and they all say that she used that to take advantage which is absolutely false imo, Charlotte has proved herself many times in her career to be 10x better than her father, she's a workhorse and she's an insane athlete and with that i think she should be involved more in non-title feuds and let other women that are more talented than her some time to shine, i did downgraded her rating a little because she has a huge problem with selling moves properly"

[1.0] "Never really understood the hype around her, she's a medicore wrestler at best, everytime she tries to improve with new moves, nothing sticks out for her, she always performs them in the sloppiest way, she's a complete charisma vaccum, every character she had was more cringy than the other, her promos are decent at best, almost every opponent she wrestled has carried her throughout her matches, every match of hers that's claimed to be "worth watching" is only worth watching because of her opponents like she says Ronda can't wrestle while she basically massacres every move she performs and even if she does get to perform a move right, it comes off as uncharismatic and flowless, y'all love to bash Charlotte when the real problem is Becky, i'll give her just 1 because she had her good moments when it comes to promo work and i like her entrance outfits"

[8.0] "FOXYYYYYYY! one of my personal favorite female wrestlers of all time, always in the conversations of the most underrated female wrestlers of all time, one of the only Divas that could literally wrestle, such a stand-out powerhouse yet so agile, her strikes (even just her Big Boot alone) are deadly, she executed every move with perfection, she's a mastermind and a fashionist when it comes to her gimmicks and looks, i would say i wish WWE would do more with her but honestly most of the times it wasn't their nor her fault, i feel like she was just caught in the middle like when she debuted the crazy gimmick while AJ and Paige were the hottest thing around and all the focus was towards them or when she was forced to be the third wheel in Team Bella, Alicia had all the tools to become even more successful but the fans always had a negative reaction towards her, let's not forget that her personal battles also played a role here with all of her alcohol issues and Arn Anderson and everything, i feel like she was a victim but not only of alcohol, lots of women in the locker room took advantage of her while being at her lowest, everyone (including Fox herself) has screwed Fox over, i am glad she's getting her opportunity to shine in the indies with the Vix Crow character, can't wait to see how this will turn out to be and i hope she'll find the major success she deserves in any wrestling company she steps foot in"

[9.0] "[9.0] It takes a very special kind of man to kayfabe break into a face's house, cut a promo over that face's newborn, and still be far and away the most over person in the company. Swerve is him, from being a mainstay of the west coast indies and Lucha Underground to one of the MVPs of late black-and-gold NXT, and now to one of the most organically over faces in wrestling with AEW. Very good jack of all trades."

[9.0] "A legend inside the squared circle and a legend from the commentary desk - in ECW, he was a king among kings and ran through everyone. Commentary, he and Cole were a great duo and when he's with the right desk in AEW (a certain masked man not included), he's brilliant. I would love to see him and Hook paired together though, as Team Taz was a failed experiment and a father managing his son (both badasses) would be interesting. Overall, it's Taz. Enough said."

[9.0] "Incredibly proud of him. He was a standout in the final days of HHH's NXT and then dumped off the wayside by Vince with (S)hit Row. In AEW, he's hit a new echelon and may be the first guy to ever break into a babyface's house, terrorize said babyface's baby and be cheered! It's his time and when the time comes for either the Ospreay or MJF feud, lock in. A low-to-mid 9, but he has earned everything's he's gotten these past few months."

[8.0] "Give Will Hobbs better booking! He has all the physical tools and a fine manager behind him, but he can't keep consistent booking behind him. Let him cook up the card - maybe a Copeland feud after he finishes with HOB."

[10.0] "19 years old and signed to TNA Leon Slater is one of the fastest rising british wrestling stars seen Leon a few times super skillful in the ring and the swanton 450 is a masterpiece it's like if you made your own finishing move on the WWE game. Leon gets a 10 points rating go watch Leon Slater matches you will be amazed"

[5.0] "It seemed like she was a decent wrestler in the developmental and indy scenes but everytime she appeared on a main roster match, Rosa was just a disaster, i feel like if they would let her do more moves and let her add more moves to her arsenal, she'd be conpletely fine, i also get why she didn't wrestle too much and barely sold moves as she suffered a whiplash in a car accident back in 2012 and didn't wrestle much as she used too, i won't be surprised if she actually wanted to keep wrestle in the indies after her WWE retirement but her doctors adviced her to retire, she had the look, she had the charisma, she had the fire, she had the right mic skills, she had the personality (extremely likeable on Total Divas) and whether y'all like it or not, she could also wrestle but i feel like if her accident and some other incidents and demons in her life that forced to be more careful wouldn't happen, Rosa could become a big talent in the women's division, i'll give her a 5 because i always felt i could personally relate to her"

[3.0] "I think i'm probably the only one here that didn't give Eva a 0, i feel like she actually could wrestle and could pull out some amazing moves (based on her training with Brian Kendrick) and was a brilliant heel, everytime she came out there was this full blown go away heat, she was actually more of a believable heel than The Miz, m but my problem with her is that she just couldn't sell moves properly, sometimes she sold it overdramatically and sometimes she didn't even sell moves, i feel like people would rank her higher if WWE would use her properly such as putting her in matches with veterans such as Asuka and Natalya (her match with Asuka wasn't even that bad tbh) and with women that actually know about in-ring psychology, this could help Eva out with her struggles since there were lots of times where it seemed like she didn't even knew what to do in the ring, i'll rank her a 3 for her efforts and i like her real-life personality, she seems really down to earth and not a drama seeker, seemed sweet (but too naive) on Total Divas"

[5.0] "Nia's 1st run was a complete DISASTER, no improvements, 0 in-ring safety and a complete lack of passion to this business, she always looked like she didn't want to be there or do that and has injured way too many women in the ring, however, ever since she came back i have noticed some changes she's made, i noticed she wants to be more involved, she tries her best to improve herself, she's a whole lot more careful than her first run and if she'll imrpove even further, i'll might even rank her higher but right now since her 1st run still somehow has a huge impact on probably everyone's opinions, my rank for her is a solid 5 which is good for Nia's wrestling standards that used to be the lowest"

[10.0] "One of the very best female wrestlers in the whole world, Iyo is the defenition of versatility: athleticism, power, lethal striking abilites, technicality and agility, Iyo has got it all and she kept Stardom alive during the mid 2010s, even when she botches, she knows how to make it look perfect and unbotched, i feel like her reign as the WWE Women's Champion was good but not enough was made with her, the WWE creative didn't make her feel like the top of the top star in the division, they always tried to put Charlotte and Bianca more over up to a point these 2 were Iyo's only defenses at one point, from some reason WWE just doeen't trust their non-american talents even though they can definitely get the job done, i pray her and Asuka will get true chances to shine on their own without WWE putting over other stars on their behalf in the future"

[7.0] "After watching Omos in recent years and seeing how he was called a Khali clone, I don't want to hear anymore criticism about The Great Khali. Khali attempted to be charismatic in the physical sense of yelling and raising his arms up, speaking in his native tongue, and squishing watermelons and basketballs. The Punjabi Playboy stuff he did was cringe as is the bulk of the PG Era, but there was effort in making this dude a big deal and it worked to an extent. One and done transitional world champion, but that's okay."

[7.0] "Im starting to like him. maybe it's because hes done his character for so long that his character never feels over the top for an edgy character yet he always does enough. like he does some corny stuff but he pulls it off haha his actual wrestling is pretty decent but its never gonna knock your socks off and thats alright, he still has great moments in matches."

[] "(Due to the obvious controversy, I will NOT be rating, this is going off of his in-ring and booking work.) He's had his moments yes. But without Vince, WWE, AEW, ECW, TNA, No professional wrestling for anyone."

[9.0] "The definition of UNDERDOG, one of the greatest and largest moveset for a wrestler. I just hope his career will keep going on the right way, he still needs more titles and recognition."

[10.0] "Following this lad since his early years in NJPW, where he was just the greatest high-flying alongside Ricochet. Seeing him becoming heavyweight and being involveld in many more matches with pillars of modern japanese wrestling. Now, just travelling the globe to elevate everyone and create banger matches. Ospreay is already a legend."

[8.0] "Really cool wrestler, one of my favorite in WWE tbh, always a pleasure to see him pop on a rumble or any random match. I can understand that he was not very used, but his charisma could have convince the company to give him more mid card title. Now he is a big deal in the indy scene and thats well deserved."

[10.0] "Do not be afraid to say that AJ Styles is one of the greatest wrestler that ever existed on planet Earth. He is absolutely perfect in every category, his charisma and aura is really something else, especially with a title around his waist. Travelled the globe, respected by everyone everywhere. Btw I really enjoy Ospreay using Styles Clash as a tribute to him. True legend."

[5.0] "I really wanted him to be a great underdog, but sadly he is kinda mid in everything he does. His powerhouse style is not really incredible, his mic skills aren't good. He still looks pretty sympathic, that what brings him some popularity ig."

[9.0] "There isn't someone more underrated than Nic Nemeth / Dolph Ziggler. Maybe his character wasn't really interesting early in WWE, but he quickly showed how talented and priceless he can be for any company."

[10.0] "I don't think people understand that but Natalya is a living and active legend, she's been in the wrestling business for 24 years and been wrestling for 22 years and she's only getting better and better with time, she was alrrady talented enough when she debuted in WWE but now she's a complete ring general, everyone says that AJ Lee, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, Paige, The Bella Twins, Beth Phoenix, Michelle McCool are responsible for the Divas/Women's Revolution when reality is it's actually Nattie that's responsible for it, she has trained and helped every woman in the locker room to become better and better and never afraid to take risks for her own career by putting other women over for 2 decades, did y'all ever think to yourselves how is that possible that any woman that left WWE always had something to say about the toxic environment in the women's division but never said even 1 bad word about Nattie? that's because she really is worthy for the BOAT nickname, a clean worker, a versatile wrestler, has a good mix of techinicality, power, agilty, athleticism, perfect mic skills, charisma, great interaction with the audience, has never injured anyone (except herself lmao) in the ring, never complained about her position on the card, and was never envious of any of the women in the locker room, she always tries her best to take the division to a whole other level, you're not an NXT Women's Championship worthy if you weren't able to keep up with Nattie (and it's true based on history) and if there will ever be a mid-card Women's Championship, everybody knows Natalya deserves to be the 1st in line to hold it"

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

[6.0] "Up until her 2nd run, i was a Trish Stratus hater, i didn't exactly see what everyone saw in her, i thought she was just an eye candy that Vince pushed because he liked the idea of a young white blonde chick ruling the women's division, i didn't see her talent, i always thought (still think that but not the same way) that wrestlers like Jazz, Lita, Mickie James and Victoria were the reason why Trish got so over and why her matches were so good but then she came back again and honestly, i'm impressed, she actually showed she could hang with the younger generation of female wrestlers in the ring, her promo work is good, she knows how to deliver her character perfectly and her modern matches are awesome, i can't say that i became a fan but i definitely respect her WAY more than i used to, i wanted to give her a 7 but then i saw something with "Satisfactory" and i immediately thought about "Stratusfactory" so i'ma give her a 6"

[10.0] "One of (if not) the most iconic and talented women to come out of the Ruthless Aggression era, her and Melina have carried the women's division on their back after Lita and Trish were gone, many would think Mickie's wrestling style is basic but she's insanely agile, has many strikes in her arsenal, a fantastic technician, charismatic, creative and always entertaining, besides that, Mickie was able to stay relevant throughout 3 different decades and she can still outwrestle today's female wrestlers, i can't think of anyone else that has donated so much to women's wrestling more than her, her all-women shows outsold and outperformed men's indy shows and proved that women are capable to run a company without any man being in charge, there is no doubt that Mickie is a future Hall Of Famer and a legend that should be recognized as one by WWE"

[10.0] "What we talk about that got thrusted into mainstream exposure is because of Hulk Hogan, enough said."

[5.0] "Sami Zayn is one of the most overpushed acts in wrestling history. His characters are this: generic luchador, underdog that takes 55 finishers and keeps going, and obnoxious cowardly heel. The last one was his most suitable role and the Johnny Knoxville feud is where the bulk of my positive approval for this guy comes from. Also the fact that he hasn't been a main roster world champion because he belongs in the midcard. Should he be ending the longest Tag Team & Intercontinental Title runs in history? Not in my world, but it's not my call. Him standing up immediately after taking the 3D at WM39 angered me because his physique is just as average and grotesque looking as my own, should I be dethroning Austrian cyborgs & Samoan street twins? I shouldn't be because who am I? Zayn has been overhyped since debuting in NXT and is significantly lesser than Kevin Owens, who is really just Tommy Dreamer with a flashier moveset. One of the main driving factors of me not watching the show weekly anymore is because of people like Sami Zayn and I can't rate him lower because of administrative policies and my passion for this being diminished. Do not silence me or it's a conspiracy (Get it? That's a character he had)."

[6.0] "I don't see the hype in vikingo, i've watched a few of his matches for AAA, ROH, TNA, AEW and all of them I'm more impressed by his opponents rather than him, I see him constantly mess up while preparing for his moves like when he had his match with TARUS on a ROH PPV it took Him like 3 times to step up the ropes when running, He is extremely athletic and when he can pull them off his moves are really Impressive it just take a bit to get there, Personally out of all the luchadors of the modern era i have seen im more impressed by the likes of Bandido, Fenix, Templario, Mascara Dorada etc. I know Vikingo is still young he is not even 30 so i hope he slows the pace down and tries to focus on making his moves look smoother."

[9.0] "This is one of the greatest high flyers in the world and an amazing technical performer. Every time I see a Will Ospreay match I'm speechless. This is a man who is 30 years old with some of the best matches with people like Okada, Naito, Omega, Ricochet, Danielson and so many others. I'm excited to see whats next for Ospreay in AEW and hope that he succeeds in his career."

[10.0] "One of the best of the current Joshi generation. She has amazing athleticism and works a fast, enjoyable pace. Pair SLK with any other High Speed style wrestler and you're going to get a great match. SLK might be my favourite in ring women's wrestler in the world right now. I would like her to add some more high flying offence for varieties sake tho. Still, at 22/23 she has GOAT potential."

[] "I have been pleasantly surprised with Logan in the WWE. He has the blonde douchebag jock look, good on the mic, great athletic talent in the ring. I get not liking him as a person but Logan likely doesnt even make the top 100 of the worst people in the wrestling business. My only complaint is his schedule, but a guy like that probably doesnt have the time to fully commit. Wish he did as I think hed be one of the best in the business."

[] "Underrated for many years. His extreme rules match against Daniel Bryan is a 5 star match for me that often gets overlooked. Also his matches and tag team wirh Cesaro are great too. Glad to see him get love now."

[] "Good in the ring but I dont put him on the level of guys like AJ Styles or Kenny Omega. His promos also annoy the hell out of me. His latest world title run was probably the most boring world title run in recent memory. Not a huge fan."

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

[8.0] "I respect you a lot. Without a doubt, if it wasn't for her, the women's division of AEW would never have grown and would not have reached the size it is now. Definitely, her name will always be at the top of AEW female wrestlers and professional wrestling. I give her 8 points ."

[10.0] "Pretty insane to see how big of a star Adam Page became in AEW. While he was still a good wrestler back in the days, he was not that important in the BC. However, AEW really choosed him as one of the top guy that have to carry the company. He does it perfectly and his match with Omega at Full Gear was simply the consecration of this rise. Hangman is extremely cool, improved a lot on promos and has a great wrestling styles."