Alex Abrahantes

[3.0] "Bad at what he does as a manager. He's supposed to help elevate the talent but ends up making them look lame and goofy. He was never good with the lucha bros, and now with Komander he adds nothing of note. I wish to see less of him. He's become an annoyance at this point."

[2.0] "Not sure why he has a role on AEW TV. He comes out every time acting like a youth pastor by trying to pump up the crowd and get everyone moving. Then, he stands next to the ring and slams the canvas every three minutes until his wrestler loses. Some of these guys might benefit from having a mouthpiece, as they are not comfortable with cutting promos on TV, but Abrahantes doesn't add anything in that department either. He actively distracts you from the presentation of the luchador that he's managing"

[3.0] "He just isn't very good. Every time he walks out with a luchador, the luchador automatically feels less for me. As well as during the matches he is distracting, but in a bad way. Very tired of every face luchador getting paired up with him. Also that entrance with Komander and Private Party was horrendous."

[4.0] "Alex Abrahantes has struggled to find his footing as a manager, often feeling awkward and disconnected from the Lucha Bros' intense energy. His Penta Says promo initially showed promise, but it quickly became repetitive and less impactful as he tried to expand on it. His presence rarely enhances the team, and more often, he comes off as a forced, out-of-place element rather than a natural fit with the talent. Abrahantes seems unsure of how to evolve beyond his one-note gimmick, leaving his segments feeling stale and disjointed. A 4/10 reflects his inability to contribute meaningfully as a manager, while still acknowledging he does add something positive to the spanish announcing broadcast."

[1.0] "He jumps around lots and wears jackets. Alex Abrahantes is so incredibly low rent and actively cheapens any act he is with. He doesn't get his wrestlers over, he doesn't get their opponents over, he doesn't get himself over. What exactly is the point of him if he fails at every single task but jumping up and down?"

[3.0] "At one point he was amusing as Pentas translator which is coming up on almost three years ago. Adds very little to Penta and Fenix as he jumps around during their entrances and matches for some reason and if anything he detracts from them. He rarely cuts promos anymore and Im not really sure why he is out there."

[5.0] "He's an ok manager that helps translate for Penta and Fenix. Recently he seems to not add much to the tag team. He doesn't do promos anymore and is kinda just there."

[5.0] "Don't speak Spanish so cannot understand his commentary work. As a manager his main job was to be a translator which he does well enough. Does not add too much to Penta or Fenix. Can be entertaining on BTE and in the corner at times."

[6.0] "Alex Abrahantes Kind of annoying Penta's translator Goes hard to the lucha brother song Ok manager 6/10"

[8.0] "Recently, he has begun to reveal himself not only as a commentator, but also as a Pentagon's translator/manager and their duo looks quite promising. His early terrorist gimmick was absurd, but now he fits well into the AEW roster"

[8.0] "He's good as a commentator and as a manager. The only bad thing is his style. That's a shame. But I mean it's dont really important."

[9.0] "Alex is doing amazing work in whatever role he plays in AEW, but especially his recent "Manager/Translator" role for Pentagon is absolutely amazing stuff"