Ruckus

[8.0] "My Rating 8.1 Ruckus has one of the most impressive and unique move sets that I have seen. I would agree that he is criminally under rated. If he isn't in the indie wrestling hall of fame yet. I am sure he will be there one day. Or at least I hope he'll be there. This man is my favorite wrestler in Game Changer for the past 3 years."

[9.0] "Criminally underrated high-flyer, and a guy I'm always shocked never broke out of the indies in a bigger way. That said, he's an indy legend, and justifiably so. Any time you get the chance to go back and watch a Ruckus match, or heck, even see him in the modern day, give yourself a treat and enjoy a hidden gem."

[8.0] "I like Ruckus. Solid worker, good look in CZW. Nice moves; that match of him and Sonjay Dutt against Johnny Kashmere & Trent Acid is good. I don't get why he wasn't on more proper tournament matches in CZW though, he's solid. (My non-wrestling friend also really liked him, for what it's worth.)"

[7.0] "Ruckus was a great athlete. Enjoyed his work on the Northeast Indies in the 2000s. He could always be counted on to have exciting matches. In the ring he could do good matches but high flying and hardcore were his best styles."

[9.0] "Ruckus is an amazing athlete who was able to stuff in CZW no one else was doing. Ruckus was CZWs version of when ECW brought in the cruiserweights, Benoit and Guerrero to give the fans something more than just hardcore wrestling. Very influential and can keep you interested in matches."

[8.0] "Ruckus is one of the most underrated and influential highflyers of his time. The guy walked so people like PAC and Ricochet could run."

[9.0] "One of the reasons for CZW be my favourite wrestling promotion for years! Ruckus can do everything and was one of the best high flyers in the indy circuit in the 2000's. Respect the legacy of this legend!"

[9.0] "One of the most original and innovative wrestlers in the indies. Glad he got inducted into the indy wrestling Hall of Fame. He wss way ahead of his time with his high flying moves and backflips. Even though he was overweight, he did some of the coolest moves in early and mid 2000s CZW. The Blackout group was great and he was such a great heel for a time. Reallly one of the best they ever had in CZW, despite nor being a deathmatch guy. Former CZW Champion and really underrated. Glad to see he is still going strong today."

[8.0] "Ahead of his time and could hit any move he wanted at any weight size that he was at. Black Jesus Walked and he worked at CZW."

[9.0] "Early in his career it was amazing to watch a guy his size move the way he did. He lost a lot of weight and at that point just became a straight up good cruiserweight with impressive high flying moves."

[6.0] "A very solid in ring performer, I always wanted to check out some of his earlier work but as of yet still haven't managed to. Really think my rating will increase judging by everyone else's comments. But either way Ruckus is a good hand to have for any wrestling company."

[7.0] "When he was (allegedly) pushing 300lbs, Ruckus was almost surreal to watch. It was like he couldn't possibly be that agile for his size. After he won the CZW heavyweight title, he hit the gym, lost the weight and became even more agile than before. His move-set is full of really beautiful spots, such as various handspring, moonsault and shooting star press variations, as well as a move that looks like a powerbomb set-up rolled into an ace crusher, which is beautiful. Overall, entertaining, and if he ever made it to the big leagues in the USA, he'd be best to go to ROH or TNA, because his style would not suit WWE at all."