Ace Steel

[2.0] "Like Brutus Beefcake, he got a lot further in wrestling because of his friendships. Granted, he was also a trainer and Beefcake was not, but one bought tickets specifically to see either guy. When he was younger he seemed destined for big things but he doesn't have much charisma and really can't cut a good promo. Not everyone is going to be or needs to be the top star so his place in wrestling is as good as it'll ever get."

[8.0] "Underrated. As a technical wrestler, I sincerely put him up there with the best, they didn't call him the indie Benoit for no reason - and while that now may be an unfortunate and dated comparison, if focusing purely on the wrestling, I don't think it's all that hyperbolic. His work in the Second City Saints was very noteworthy, but I think he really shines as a trainer. One of the ultimate what ifs for me, what if he got booked better in WWE? Who knows what could have happened, I don't think he would have ever have reached superstardom but I think he would have been more remembered"

"Ace Steele is undeniably one of the most electrifying and captivating pro wrestlers in the industry today. His career has been nothing short of a mesmerizing journey filled with passion, dedication, and an unmistakable flair for the dramatic that keeps fans on the edge of their seats. Ace Steele's charisma, athleticism, and unique persona make him an unforgettable presence in the wrestling world. Throughout his illustrious career, Ace Steele has consistently delivered show-stopping performances that have left audiences in awe. Whether he's in the ring as a fierce and unrelenting competitor or entertaining fans with his charismatic persona, Ace Steele always knows how to steal the show. His in-ring skills are second to none, and his ability to tell a compelling story through his matches is a testament to his deep understanding of the art of professional wrestling. One of Ace Steele's most intriguing traits is his captivating and sometimes enigmatic persona. He has a way of drawing the audience into his world, making them feel every emotion he wants to convey. His theatricality and the way he engages with the crowd are truly remarkable. Ace Steele has a magnetic presence that can turn a wrestling event into an unforgettable spectacle. Now, let's talk about the aspect of him "liking to bite." While this may be a unique and unconventional character trait, it's precisely these eccentricities that set him apart in the world of professional wrestling. The way he incorporates biting into his persona is both mesmerizing and thought-provoking. It adds an element of unpredictability and intrigue to his matches, leaving fans eager to see what he'll do next. It's a testament to his creativity and his willingness to push the boundaries of what's possible in wrestling. In conclusion, Ace Steele is a true legend in the world of professional wrestling. His career is a testament to his remarkable talent, dedication, and ability to captivate audiences. Whether he's wowing the crowd with his incredible in-ring skills or intriguing them with his unique character traits, Ace Steele is a wrestler who deserves all the accolades and admiration he receives. He is a true master of his craft, and his contributions to the world of professional wrestling will be remembered for years to come."

[6.0] "Not that familiar with his wrestling but have seen some and it was pretty good. He has trained some good wrestlers which is a plus. His time in AEW has been a total disaster for everyone involved. Do not know why you would bring him back."

"Phenomenal wrestler but even better coach. He a coach that will put words behind the magic we see on T.V. where other coaches will just reference it as if we should already know."

[6.0] "Well, now seems like the best time to review the career of Ace Steel. Steel is a longtime journeyman wrestler, his most notable time coming in NOAH and ROH. He's carved a solid career for himself, and is also responsible for training Colt Cabana and CM Punk."

[7.0] "Had a lot of potential, though could never exploit it. Could have benefited by being in a tag team with a proper person and not Danny Dominion. Could have brought him notoriety. Became a low carder due to no fault of his own. Very much like Jim Neidhart."

[7.0] "Always a good hand to have on the show, a veteran who will probably be known more for training the likes of CM Punk & Colt Cabana rather than his own career but make no mistake Ace Steel could really go when need be. Great performer in his own right."