Colin Delaney

[7.0] "I always just knew him as a jobber in WWE for a long time, but as I got more into the independent scene, I recognise Delaney, and I realise that he's actually a solid worker! His high-flying ability particularly stands out to me, and he's definitely got some form of charisma, such as shutting down "You got fired" chants with a humorous, yet smartarse comeback. He's a wonderful seller too, especially as enhancement talent. I can't act like he's perfect, though, he could improve himself in some areas of his ring and character work, but Delaney's still a good wrestler in my eyes."

[8.0] "Extremely underrated. People who only know him for WWE need to watch his work on the indies both pre AND post his run within World Wrestling Entertainment. Between his time spent as part of The Olsen Twins to his runs in CHIKARA, to now training some of the brightest people the northeast indie wrestling scene has to offer, Colin deserves far more credit than he is given."

[8.0] "Generally underrated because most people only know him from his jobber gimmick in WWE, but Delaney's a great tag team indy wrestler, either as part of the Olsen Twins back in the day or in "To Infinity and Beyond" now. Never a guy that's gonna main event your promotion, but if you want a solid tag team anchor, he's a great pick for it."

[2.0] "I remember him as a lame jobber in WWE and being squashed constantly (and it was the right thing to do) around 2007. Awful look for a wrestler for sure back in the day. But for today weird mainstream wrestling standards he would made a "good" glorified jobber. At least..."

[6.0] "I remember him being on the ECW brand and jobbing out to Big Daddy V and Umaga then he teamed up with Tommy Dreamer didnt really go anywhere in the WWE so i'll give him a 6 just because he was a solid Jobber he was in the wrong place at the wrong time would've been cool if he entered around the time when WWE still had the Cruiserweight Division"

[8.0] "Colin Delaney is a great indy wrestler. He is good in the ring and can connect with the crowd on the mic. WWE wasted him as a jobber in WWE ECW which was basically a developmental brand. Not allowed to show his abilities in the big leagues but hope he gets another shot."

[0.0] "WWE jobbed the living hell out of him and rightfully so. He had no presence and talent whatsoever. Hell, how he even got into this business? This guy is James Ellsworth calibre, but at least James had his shiny moments in this business."

[9.0] "Colin has reinvented himself from his days at ECW and Chikara. He is still a masterful and innovating stage team wrestler, with all the shark you would want from an indie worker. He hasn't been able to make a meaningful impact in his last few runs in WWE RoH or AEW, but give it the right time and the right angle and i think we will defiantly be seeing his face more and more."

[8.0] "He worked very hard in WWE but no success. He had just missed the cruiserweight era in WWE after they striped their belt. He had to face monotonous opponents. Was made a jobber. This man was too skinny to face bigger wrestlers, even in casts. He earned his three year contract which did not last long. He teamed with Tommy Dreamer which made him look bad. Sadly he was not given a chance. Excellent in the indies and ROH. In 2017 he made two appearances in WWE. He should comeback to WWE to be part of 205 Live or NXT!"

[5.0] "If you're wrestling at 150 lbs, you really have to know your role going in. That said, Collin Delaney played the jobber role well in WWE-ECW. But I have seen his face pop up a few times over the past few years & he really bulked up & filled out so much so that he looks like he could maybe be more than just a punching bag. I think there could be a good redemption story if someone every really wants to tell it."

[6.0] "Always liked Colin Delaney on WWE's ECW brand, found him entertaining and sympathetic. Maligned by some for being a skinny jobber who was released relatively quickly, I think James Ellsworth has become a parallel that Delaney compares to quite favourably. Delaney wrestled before WWE and he's continued to wrestle after WWE. He made it to television and even challenged for the tag titles with Tommy Dreamer before returning to the independents and having a solid career there, most notably in AIW where he had multiple title runs. He's not indie royalty but he's part of the fun fabric that makes wrestling unique and entertaining. I was happy to see him have a couple of matches for WWE in 2018."

[10.0] "I will always be a fan of Colin Delaney. I have seen him for many shows in the New York area. Every night, he would put on a hell of a match. Always respectful to the fans, very fun babyface. You'll never meet a harder worker than Colin Delaney. WWE missed the ball on this guy. A lot of people don't know the greatness that is Colin Delaney. I agree with The Rabid Wolverine Girl that people need to check out more Colin Delaney work."

[10.0] "Fantastic underdog/jobber in his short WWE run, and that is just the tiniest sliver of his career. A highly talented indy worker and accomplished journeyman, Colin was worked all over the place and always acquitted himself very well. Even if you only look at his WWE work though, this guy was fantastic at bumping around like a madman and making others look unstoppable. The world needs more like Colin Delaney. If you rate him low just because WWE booked him to job, then you are absolutely nuts."

[2.0] "I think I remember this guy aligned himself with Tommy Dreamer back in ECW in 2008. And then Umaga or Sandman or whoever beat the crap out of him in jobbing fashion and that's all I care about remembering about this guy. I don't think the guy made it for more than six months in the WWE."

[7.0] "When Colin Delaney was in WWE in 2008, his character wasn't really designed to succeed in the long run on the ECW brand as well as the entire WWE in general so it was really hard for me to get into him and become a fan of his, but now a couple years have past and I just saw him on ROH TV today. He looks like he's in better shape, he has a better look to him now, and he has become a much better in-ring worker than he was before. I really hope ROH will start to utilize Colin more often and maybe sign him to a contract."