Dominik Mysterio

[4.0] "I'm sorry, I still don't get the appeal of Dominik Mysterio, after all these years of him being a heel, he still sucks. While he has improved in the ring and on the mic, that's still not saying much, he's still average at best and only could be argued as a good promo because of the fans booing him before he speaks. I seriously don't get the appeal, is it a post irony thing or something? Anyways, my main complaint about Dominik is that he makes it obvious he's playing a character and doesn't feel like an authentic heel, he gives off winking and nudging vibes when he's on TV. Whenever I see him on TV, I don't buy into him, he doesn't convince me that he's a real bad guy no matter who he aligns with or how often he disregards his own family. Seriously, how do you get trained by Rey Mysterio and Lance Storm and turn out to be a mediocre in-ring performer?"

[1.0] "A disgusting nepobaby with no talent and nothing to offer, he's just a really bad Eddie Guerrero cosplay. He can't deliver a decent promo, much less wrestle; he looks completely like an amateur.He shouldn't ever set foot in a wrestling ring again; people who enjoy this character simply don't know anything about wrestling. They like mediocrity and have incredibly low standards, like every WWE fan, but the rest of us aren't blind and we know that Dominik has no talent and will never be a good wrestler, not in this life or any other."

[0.0] "A scrawny beanpole with practically no athletic ability. A nepo baby of the highest caliber who was put on the main roster and never actually trained anywhere or worked anywhere to get better. Yeah, I can see who is listed as a trainer but they either did nothing or they're incompetent and I don't believe the latter. Then he kicked Edge in the nards and started making out with Rhea and somehow it was seen as this major improvement. 6 years on and counting and he still sucks in the ring and still can't deliver his line in a promo with believability. He also has the dubious distinction of being in arguably the shittiest John Cena PLE/PPV match ever. An unserious wrestler, (not talking about his character), with nothing to offer and should be remembered in the same way as Erik Watts was, useless."

[5.0] "most frustrating WWE wrestler of 2026, possibly? Dom started off really horribly and was difficult to see as anything but a wrestling nepo baby who was charismatic as a straight-laced babyface and pretty slow and below-average in the ring. he was eventually gifted with his Bad Boy gimmick, found an actual character, and gradually fell into that character more and more while genuinely improving in the ring; turns out, the 6'1" guy who was not exceptionally athletic was a lot better when he was trying to be Eddie Guerrero than when he was trying to be his 5 foot tall genetic freak dad. after a while, though, this all kind of puttered out. once the WWE reduced their schedule dramatically he sort of just stopped improving in the ring, his promo delivery became more awkward, etc, it was kind of as if the only practice he ever got was while a show was actively going on or something. now he's on a losing streak, has regressed in-ring to where he was years ago, and has more or less completely cooled off. he's still under 30 so something can easily change for him still, but at this point it's clear he needs to put in a level of effort with being a wrestler that he currently is simply not willing to or it's only gonna get worse."

[6.0] "10/10 charisma and sadly that's about it. Not that many memorable matches to speak of, and I will say I can remember him for all of the wrong reasons at times whether he's cutting a promo or putting on a match. He's memorable for all the wrong reasons at times. Not much else I can say that anybody could say otherwise. Give me props for going out and putting at least, some kind of effort, minimum and far great or not whenever he's a performing or cutting a promo."

[4.0] "Dominik Mysterio is one of the most overrated wrestlers right now. People acting like he's the second coming of Ric Flair come on now. He's improved vastly from when he first started in WWE and his promos aren't bad but they lack something. His in ring work is average at best and there are times when it looks like he is wrestling in slow motion. His movements are awkward, which is really noticeable for the 619 and frog splash. He also just isn't built like a wrestler, he's lanky as hell and should bulk up. Comparing him to Eddie Guerrero is a ridiculous statement. Nearly all his matches end in some sort of interference or cheating, which yeah ok he's a heel so some of that is alright, but when it happens every single match is becomes so predictable and boring to watch."

[7.0] "Had him at a 9, but it's time to be real about Dom. He has stagnated, no real improvement in a while. It's a shame, but he is what he is now, and what he is, is a 7/10 wrestler. Good fundamentals, good look, good character, but lacks what's really needed to be higher."

"[8.0] He's one of the heels I personally enjoy today during WWE, but it's clear TRIPLE H cannot book my dude at anything... He has some major wins but he lacks getting booked properly sadly. [Like how does Dominik beat Damian than lose a Fatal 4 way to Damian.... Beats Cena than immediately loses his first defense back to PENTA]? [ALSO DEMDEM, your literally the biggest hater alive bruh stop harassing him, his family, and his wife on X! ]"

"I DONT KNOW HOW TO RATE BUT IF I DID I WOULD RATE DOM A ZEROOOOOOOOOOOO. dominik mysterio is one of the worst, most unathletic stupid nepobabies ever he is not good at all. He doesn't understand the business he hasn't told a great story since his feud with rey mysterio. he repeats the same jokes. all his promos its like he is reading out of a script. he is God awful he is the worst wrestler in the wwe. he is fat and out of shape. he pulls his pants after every move he does. he's socially awkward, anti social, his 619 is horrible, he doesn't work hard. He is by far the worst wrestler maybe of all time. He lies to his fans saying he wanted to carry out the mysterio name and the mysterio legacy, however in reality he was in this for the money, and now that he has the money he doesn't work hard, he is one of the biggest losers ever. shame on rey for bringing him in too soon. He bought mor rolex than title defenses hes had this year."

[3.0] "A flop being pushed to the championships from his father to the Judgement Day, he's nothing special, just got gifted AAA Mega Championship and now holding it almost for a year with only 3 defends. His promo's are one of the worst even after so many years, he didn't raised his mic-skill and his matches always goes by one script: someone helps him to win and sometimes even with help he loses. But without any help, he can't win a crap, he's weak. he don't have a "warrior" or "lion-heart" spirit, he's just Rey Mysterio's son, who's can't do anything without his new or old daddy's help. Giving him a 3 because I don't hate him so much, only when he gets gifted something that he doesn't deserve and it's funny when he get screwed, and he's a good part of the Judgement Day, but still - no, thanks"

[10.0] "Dom is one of the best heels in wrestling today. Every stolen win, every Judgment Day segment, and every Liv Morgan interaction is entertaining. The crowd reactions prove he's doing his job perfectly, and he's built his own identity while honoring Rey and Eddie's legacy. His mic work keeps improving, his character is consistently entertaining, and he's become one of the most must-see parts of Raw every week."

[4.0] "He will probably live in his father's shadow his whole life, and him being worse in the ring that his father doesn't help. Apart from that, I really never took interest in his character. I know his whole character is to be the little wimp that wins by cheating. But every of his match being like that just becomes boring."

[0.0] "WHY is this man on screen every time I watch raw. There's nothing interesting about this guy. He has no character and doesn't even look like a wrestler. Dumbinik (yes that's who I call him) had already had a horrible face run and his heel run with the judgement day has gotten so stale. All of his matches are so boring always have to cheat to win via interference and dirty tactics; he doesn't hit the three amigos right nor the frog splash and his 619 looks like he's hitting someone with his fractured legs while trying not cause more injury. The heat that he got wasn't any heel heat, it was go-away heat because fans are tired of him being shoved in their faces. Every time he's gets on mic, he waits for the crowd to boo, talks like he's reading a book and have others as backup to finish his sentence. His love angle with Liv is even more disgusting, all they do is flirt awkwardly and acting like they are this power couple that no one really believes in. I hope Liv Morgan leaves him and turns face. Giving him wins against legends like AJ Styles is also so disrespectful because it takes away from hardworking talent. All he's doing is cosplaying as an temu eddie guerrero which is also disrespectful. Eddie had charisma that came from himself naturally and has the physique. There are so many talent back their that would love to fill dom's spot like Ethan Page, or Danhausen. Heck MJF in AEW is a better heel than dom, he gets hated because he's brilliant at what he does. All Dom really is just a wannabe wrestler and be a school playground bully who's got a physique of a banana peel. He's nothing but a nepo bum. If it wasn't for rey, he would be working at Pizza Hut or Wing Stop which is better for him anyway. His entire family should be ashamed of themselves."

[5.0] "He's fun to hate but that's all he has, he sucks in the ring and on the mic. Heel turn saved his career though , he really hateable should probably be a heel his whole career, he's not a good face. Really overhyped with some people wanting him to be World champ, cmon now...."

[5.0] "He can get heat, great. But he isn't anything close to Rey or Eddie in the ring, he honestly hasn't had a great match on the main roster besides WM42 with Finn. His whole IC title reign wasn't terrible but it wasn't good, every match was the same and fairly boring. Hes still young so he can still improve but right now he honestly just feels like he's needs time in NXT."

[7.0] "The son of the most iconic luchador in the modern era Rey Mysterio. Not an easy name to live up to, but man... has Dominik Mysterio really done a great job so far. His initial first years were very basic and average, the weight of the Mysterio name is very heavy and I must admit for a while I thought he just wasn't up to the task. He didn't have experience outside of the WWE, and didn't spend time in NXT. Was basically thrown in the deep end. His heel turn has changed his career so much, to the point where he is now one of the biggest stars in WWE. It was a slow burn getting to where he is now, but joining the Judgment Day did wonders for his career. He's able to put on some good matches and just has that aura/charisma about him where people care whenever he's there. He has stagnated I think, still doing good stuff but he was on a different level before and now he seems to have gone under that level a little bit. He's easy to love and easy to hate, no doubt a major player for WWE in the years to come. Giving him a 7 now because there's a lot of time left for him to become greater and anything above a 7 is too much for what he has done and where he is currently."

[10.0] "the most impressive thing about Dominik Mysterio is this: he made people care. In an era where attention spans are fried and fans are hard to impress, he became someone you have to react to. Love him or hate him, you're not ignoring him. And in wrestling, that's the real currency.Dominik isn't just riding a legacy, he's actively building his own. And if he keeps evolving at this pace, it's not crazy to say he could become one of the defining heels of his generation."

[10.0] "Dominik Mysterio, better known as "Dirty Dom, " is one of the most captivating and successful second-generation superstars in WWE today. Born into wrestling royalty as the son of the legendary Rey Mysterio, Dominik didn't just ride his father's coattails he forged his own controversial, must-watch path that has earned him massive respect from fans and peers alike.From his emotional in-ring debut at SummerSlam 2020, where he stood up for his family, to making history as the first father-son duo to win the SmackDown Tag Team Championship together, Dominik has continuously evolved. He broke away from the heroic shadow of his father, embraced the dark side with The Judgment Day, and transformed into one of the most effective heels in modern wrestling. His arrogant, rebellious "Dirty Dom" persona draws incredible heat while showcasing undeniable charisma and in-ring growth.Dominik's championship resume speaks for itself: a two-time WWE Intercontinental Champion (including a memorable victory at WrestleMania 41), two-time NXT North American Champion, SmackDown Tag Team Champion, and the current AAA Mega Champion. He has become the first wrestler to hold titles in both WWE and AAA simultaneously a true international standout. His signature moves, like the 619 and Frog Splash, pay homage to his family legacy while he adds his own flair and attitude.What truly sets Dominik apart is his remarkable personal development. Critics once saw him as just "Rey's son, " but he has silenced doubters with his confidence, mic skills, storytelling ability, and consistent performances. Many veterans and fans now call him a prime example of growth in WWE, praising how he turned potential into proven stardom. Whether he's causing chaos in The Judgment Day, defending midcard gold, or crossing over into Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, Dominik brings intensity, entertainment, and star power every single time.Dirty Dom isn't just carrying on a legacy he's building a bigger, bolder one of his own. With his mix of athleticism, attitude, and undeniable presence, Dominik Mysterio is a future main-event fixture and one of the brightest talents in professional wrestling."

[10.0] "Dominik Mysterio has undergone one of the most incredible character evolutions in modern professional wrestling history, transforming from "Rey Mysterio's son" into arguably the most despised and effective heel in the business today. His natural ability to lean into his role as Dirty Dom has earned him a level of "nuclear heat" that is rarely seen in the industry; the moment he picks up a microphone, the crowd's reaction is so deafening that he can barely get a word out, which is a testament to his mastery of ring psychology. Beyond his character work with The Judgment Day, Dominik has shown immense growth as an in-ring performer, displaying a smooth technical style and a willingness to take risks that honor his Lucha Libre heritage while carving out his own unique identity. His commitment to the bit-from his hilarious hard times in prison persona to his complex on-screen relationships-proves that he isn't just riding on his father's coat-tails, but is instead a hardworking, vital cornerstone of WWE's future who understands the business better than veterans twice his age."

[10.0] "Dominik Mysterio is genuinely on another level right now. While everyone talks about 'the future, ' he is dominating the present. Let's be real: he is doing it better than any other young star in the industry today. The way he commands the crowd and plays his role is pure gold. He's not just a legacy act anymore; he's the main event"

[7.0] "His heel role, his stints with Judgment Day and AAA have all benefited him. Over the past few years, he's not only become an engaging character who consistently evokes a variety of emotions, but he's also noticeably improved in the ring. I'm glad he's progressing; it's incredibly exciting to watch him. I never thought he'd become a key superstar in AAA and WWE."

[10.0] "Dominik Mysterio has quietly become one of the most fascinating characters in modern WWE storytelling. What makes Dominik stand out is not just his in-ring improvement, but the way he has embraced one of the most difficult roles in wrestling: being a genuinely hated heel. Instead of relying only on his legendary lineage as the son of Rey Mysterio, Dominik deliberately stepped out of that shadow and built his own identity through arrogance, manipulation, and constant character work, he is most underrated wrestler right now.They booking him worst"

[10.0] "Ever since that heel turn he had back in 2022, he has been one of the most entertaining wrestlers in all of wrestling. he had a great relationship with Rhea Ripley that brought out the best in both of them. he has a great relationship with Liv Morgan, one of the reasons Liv became so good and is getting the success she is now. he is one of the reasons judgement day became so good. he has been really funny the past few years and one thing I agree with him with is his love for chicken tenders. I also was real happy when he won the intercontinental championship at WrestleMania 41."

[9.0] "This guy knows exactly what he is doing. In the ring, behind the mic. It's a shame the writers want to play up the Rey vs Eddie thing so much, because I feel like we're going to miss out on prime Dom and Rey years, but Dom is a blast to watch, and will be around for a very long time."

[5.0] "I find Dominik Mysterio to be quite overrated tbh. He's great at connecting with the crowd and can cut a decent promo but his character and matches are just frustrating to watch 9/10 times, there's always interference. It annoys me because I know what he's capable of but instead they try and make him Eddie Guerrero 2.0. I'm also begging for them to free dominik from always dating someone. It's not needed, at all."

[8.0] "Great Heel work from him and he improved nicely over the last few years. Hope he changes his finisher because his 619 unfortunaly doesnt look as clean."

[0.0] "Dominik Mysterio is by far the worst wrestler on the roster. He's terrible at promos and doesn't even look like a wrestler. But what's worse, by far, is his in-ring ability. He's the worst on the roster and one of the worst in history. He seems to wrestle in slow motion; the 619, the frog splash, and the "three amigos" are awful. He's not good enough for the main roster, nor for NXT, and if he weren't Rey Mysterio's son, he wouldn't even get a spot in the Performance Center. Comparing him to Eddie Guerrero is pathetic and even disrespectful to such a legend, as is giving him wins against legends like AJ Styles or John Cena. His title reigns are forgettable, as is the faction he belongs to."

[3.0] "I'll give Dom his due real quick, he went from being a bland as shit babyface to one of WWE's top heels. He's gotten better in the ring over the years and he's fine on the mic. It's his character I literally can't stand. I get it, he does a good job with the role, but he also does a little too good of a job. He's literally an unbearable presents when he's on screen and he's has such an ego it's not even funny."

[9.0] "The best recommendation for him is how the Mexican audience reacts to him. You can say many things, that he's not authentic or that he's just trying to be the next Eddie. However, the way Mexican fans embrace him is the ultimate proof that he's been accepted. I'm in shock."

"He is a wrestler whose popularity far outweighs his actual performance, built primarily on charisma and sustained exposure rather than consistent in-ring development. That charisma, which is not unique and is shared by many other talents with far less visibility, has been leveraged into a level of opportunity that is not fully justified by the results delivered. While his microphone work has shown some improvement, that progress has been uneven and, in practice, has advanced faster than his in-ring performance. Inside the ring, his growth has been slow, with competent but largely unremarkable execution and a clear lack of the qualitative leap that would justify the push he has received. Comparisons to other prospects are inevitable and, in this case, unfavorable. Wrestlers with significantly less screen time and far less creative backing have demonstrated greater technical development, a better grasp of match pacing, and a more evident progression. This highlights a difficult-to-ignore gap between opportunity and performance. Put simply, he is a talent who currently sells more than he delivers. Until there is a clear and sustained improvement in his in-ring work, his popularity will continue to rely on factors external to pure performance, ultimately limiting his long-term credibility as a central piece of the product."

[10.0] "His heel turn is one of the best in WWE history, his character is the most entertaining in recent years, he's only been in the business for 5 years, he's only 28 years old, and despite his haters, he's doing everything much better. His charisma is 100 times better. His haters can keep crying.He is really good."

[9.0] "What an incredible growth this guy has shown since his debut. At one point widely mocked and written off as an awkward green guy, now he is legitimately one of the most popular superstars on the roster. And with WWE's partnership with AAA its obvious how over he is in Mexico. Great entertainer, average athleticism, great wrestler."

[10.0] "Dirty Dom is one of the most compelling characters on the roster. The way he generates boos and instantly shuts down the crowd is fantastic. He is a master at getting under the fans' skin, and that takes incredible talen he is money right now. He's got the charisma, the skills, and he understands how to be a top-tier villain."

[8.0] "There is no reason why his rating should be this low he has a ton of charisma and his in ring work is solid he definitely has improved since his debut. once a bland babyface he is an amazing heel although his promo skills are a bit lacking"

[10.0] "What truly sets "Dirty Dom" apart is his ability to incite pure, unadulterated heat from the audience. His smug attitude, his dramatic entrances alongside The Judgment Day, and his effortless ability to silence entire arenas with a single smirk are the hallmarks of a truly great antagonist. He has mastered the art of playing the villain, drawing on the audience's emotional investment to elevate every storyline he is a part of.A Future Hall of Famer As one of the youngest and most decorated stars in the current landscape, Dominik Mysterio is clearly destined for greatness. He has shown the world that he can handle the pressure, deliver in high-stakes matches, and generate the kind of magnetic star power that sells tickets and moves merchandise"

[7.0] "He has potential but his character just isn't for me. He should be a heel without stealing eddies persona"

"He's not fit enough to be a wrestler, and he looks like a simple nerd. I can only see him like a strange heel. In a sense, heals, but it's already fixed and hard to break away from image anymore. I think I'm reminded of a weak-looking spike dudley. dom He's a little too sissy. He looks weak"

"I dont see what the hype is with him. He is scrawny and doesnt look strong enough to be a champion. And his skills aren't really all there. I still boo him because hes garbo. I dont think he should hold a title"

[8.0] "Dominik Mysterio is slowly becoming IT. He's great in-ring, on the mic, is incredibly over with the fans - has it all. I never thought that he'd become such a big star when he first arrived during COVID. He definitely is the future of the company."

[10.0] "Dominik Mysterio has grown into the kind of performer who turns every arena on its head the second he walks out. The dude took all the pressure of his last name, flipped it on its back, and built his own swagger piece by piece. His heel work, his confidence, his ability to get the crowd reacting whether they love him or hate him-it's honestly wild. He moves like someone who knows exactly who he is now, and every match feels like another step in a career that's only getting louder, sharper, and way more dangerous for anyone standing across from him."

[10.0] "Dominik Mysterio is one of the fastest-rising stars in WWE today.He turned hate into power and became the mosttalked-about name in the business.From Rey's shadow to his own spotlight, Dom built his legacy his way.Every boo he gets is proof of his impact and charisma.Love him or hate him, Dominik Mysterio runs this generation"

"I really like Dominik, I can't rate him right now because I'm a newer account but if I could I'd give the young man a 9/10"

[10.0] "All the slander that's coming to him is from people who genuinely never watch him Good on the mic (hanged with super Cena) Can hang with anyone in the ring And the most developed character in modern WWE Might be the only one in wrestling that you immediately know his character with just one look at him"

[6.0] "Not that good in ring but ngl he is an interesting character, almost single handedly saved and made the judgement day much more interesting, not that bad on mic, still he is not anything above a 6/10 but he definitely improved a lot so since he is young maybe his overall rating will be much higher in the future"

[10.0] "Dominik Mysterio carries himself like a born superstar, every move sharp and calculated.He is is the future of this industry. I still don't understand why some people hate him, and you're exaggerating it. This guy is only 28 years old. He still has years ahead of him to improve. One day, you'll all love this guy."

[2.0] "I just don't see what a lot of other people see. I see a wrestler with a legend as their father, who has mediocre matches. Those matches are also filled with heel tactics as a way to distract everyone from the fact that Dominik isn't that good of a wrestler. Sure he gets a good crowd reaction but that shouldn't be enough to get by. Unfortunately, when guys like Jey Uso are in the main event scene, its clear that the standards have dropped."

[10.0] "Every time Dominik walks out, the entire arena reacts. Love him or hate him, you feel something and that's what makes a star.He understands how to be a heel unlike any other modern day wrestler.The future of WWE if he continues"

[10.0] "Dominik's character work and growth prove he's one of the best young stars in WWE right now.He is future of this job.He knows this business better than most wrestlers. His connection with the crowd is incredible. He's still young and improving. Dominik Mysterio will be the face of WWE.""

[3.0] "He clearly has evolved his character work from 2022 to 2025, but his matches are becoming so bad that I don't know if the booking of the matches rely to much on heel character just working the crowd or they are protecting him from the fact that he is green as the grass. In NXT he had some moments and at least he can be carried by some wrestlers to a good match (Dragon Lee and AJ Styles), but he needs to show a sign that he improved on the ring or he will become stale just like everyone else who can't deliver in the ring."

[8.0] "Honestly, as a character he's one of the best WWE currently has. He's very committed to his kayfabe, but honestly, even though his in-ring skills have improved, I still think it was a mistake to take away some of his more high-flying moves like the moonsault and crossbody just because of his cowardly heel role. I hope they let him use more of the moves he used in the beginning soon I'm still hopeful for him."