KAZMA SAKAMOTO

[7.0] "Had a poor rep in his career pre DG and NOAH but has had a career renaissance. Vastly improved and is a good tag wrestler. Underrated skills on the mic too, he ate Shun Skywalker alive on the mic in their feud."

[8.0] "Kazma was 'trashy' wrestler during K-DOJO career. In WWE he rarely wrestles, and, if he was in ring, he plays a usual jobber. In W-1 he was decent member of Desperado and nothing else. But in NOAH and, especially, in Dragon Gate he finally began to show his true skills. I'm glad, that I made a mistake about him: he is surprisingly good worker."

[8.0] "Since finding a home in Dragon Gate Kazma has become a top worker in the company. He understands how to be a meaningful addition to any tag match he is in and can work a brutal singles style on the rare occasion DG needs him to. The company must realize what they have in him as he is frequently holding tag titles nowadays. Kazma continually updates his moveset to be even nastier and distinctly him. It has been a pleasure to see his evolution from his debut to now. Larger brawlers have been hit or miss in a company full of smaller guys but Kazma provides the base and heat for these juniors to really shine."

[6.0] "Yeah, KAZMA SAKAMOTO is a little bit good, you can pull at least a ok match out of him, his move-set is fine and his look is something cool. But that's all."

[7.0] "From a disappointing run in WWE to championship success back home in Japan, all in less than a year. Truly a great comeback from a talent who deserved better in America."

[6.0] "From what I've seen from Sakamoto so far, he has a pretty decent look to him. I don't like the name too much, but that doesn't take away from the fact that he's a pretty good wrestler in the ring. I love the fact that he was trained by one of my favorite light heavyweights back in the Attitude Era, Taka Michinoku along with Jiro who's also in FCW. The ironic thing is though, from all of Sakamoto's arsenal of wrestling moves that I've seen from him so far, it seems like he's more of a ground and pound type of cruiserweight wrestler and not really a high-flyer like his trainer definitely was. I like his striking moves. It feels like he's very calculated with his strikes and he's very good at executing those strikes to perfection so you really hear the smack! I honestly think this guy is a pretty talented Japanese wrestler. I think Jiro is better than Sakamoto, but I would say that he is a pretty good wrestler despite any disadvantages he may have as far as his name and his decent look goes."