[8.0] "A wrestler specializing in highly entertaining deathmatches, he doesn't just take punishment and hit with objects like any other wrestler, but always tries to perform some novel spots."
[9.0] "JJ Allin is the kind of guy deathmatch needs in the modern day. Though his career is young, and his matches are few compared to many others, he has proven that he is 100% built for this. Having a background in stunting helps immensely, of course, but his daring nature is what often elevates his performances in the ring. P.O.R. Wrestling is a wonderful promotion, JJ has a great thing going there and he has the freedom to do whatever wild spots he has in mind. It is here that he also shows off his immense pain tolerance. He throws himself into barbed wire and glass without hesitation and keeps the match going like it's nothing. Fire spots? Not a problem for JJ. He'll let others set him on fire or just set himself alight. Taking into account his audacity, his resilience, and his "The show must go on" attitude, I do believe a 9 suits him. That 9 could easily become a 10 in the future, however."
[10.0] "JJ Allin is one of my favorite current deathmatch wrestlers. He and his crew do some insane stuff that shouldn't be possible, but make it possible. I first heard of him at Pro Wrestling Trainwreck's Southern Sickness tournament where Eric Ryan lit his balls on fire and then hit him with a weedeater. I thought it was ridiculous but was very much intrigued by the willingness to do that. After doing some research on JJ, I found his backyard wrestling/stunt company P.O.R. and started following him on Instagram and seeing all the crazy stunts he does at his small shows and instantly fell in love with him. Since then, I've seen both of his Tournament of Death appearances, and while you will not see any wrestling hold in those matches, they are great deathmatch brawls. His TOD 22 entrance is also legendary in my opinion."
[10.0] "JJ Allin is incredible. Although he hasn't had that many matches overall, he can do amazing things like set himself on fire, hit people with weed whackers (even in his groin), and drive during his matches. GCW should contact him not just for Backyard Wrestling; he's capable of much bigger things. An incredible and daredevil wrestler."