TaDarius Thomas

[5.0] "TaDarius Thomas was an extremely unique wrestler that struggled to find his place in pro wrestling. Then, he turned on his partner, ACH, and teased a stint with The Decade while beginning to find his place and seem comfortable in the ring. He had a particularly good No DQ match with Adam Page in September '14. Then 4 months later he retired. He had a few pretty good matches towards the end of his career, but because of how suddenly he retired, it's hard to see him as someone worth remembering."

[4.0] "Brought something new by incorporating capoeira moves into his wrestling arsenal, but didn't do as well with stringing his moves together or with selling - that said, he certainly improved to some degree during his ROH run, and was fine as part of a tag team with ACH. Retired from wrestling to pursue MMA - maybe that's what he really wanted to be doing all along."

[8.0] "Tadarius has improved since his first match in RoH. His capoeria style was very botchy, and did not quite look as good as it could. ; He has smoothed out the rough patches in his style, and has shown he can work well as a tag team wrestler."

[8.0] "He is developing very well. He keeps getting better and better in RoH. If he keeps hanging out with ACH he will no doubt become a better performer. Keep an eye on him."

[7.0] "Man, this man is amazing. He has a lot of talent. I think that he can have a lot of success in any indy promotion."

[7.0] "I was blown away the first time I saw Tadarius Thomas work in the ring in Ring Of Honor because he came into ROH and he brought a style that I don't think anyone has ever seen before in wrestling! He basically brought his capoeira background into the wrestling ring and up until that point, nobody has ever incorporated capoeira into professional wrestling before so that in itself is very unique, and with his capoeira comes great and very innovative offense that he brings to the table! I also love the fact that he's from Michigan as well and that he's Detroit's finest too which I'll admit is me being biased towards wresters from my home state, but I love it! I just wish he would show some personality to go with his great in-ring ability cause how he comes off on TV, he doesn't really show emotion and he doesn't interact with the people too much on an emotional level. I know Ring Of Honor is a more wrestling based company, but how is he going to get more people to get emotionally invested in him if he mostly relies on his in-ring abilities and not so much his character and how his personality comes off on TV? He only cut one promo on ROH's YouTube channel recently and even then I didn't see much personality in him. But Tadarius is very good in the ring and he brought out a new style of wrestling to watch on TV so that's why he gets a high rating and a ton of praise from me and I really hope he'll develop his character and personality on TV eventually!"

[0.0] "This guy is the worst wrestler (male or female) in North America right now, and I'd put him in the top 5 of worst wrestlers ever. He's in the same class as El Gigante and Great Khali. Why ROH keeps him around is beyond me."