Hagane Shinnou

[7.0] "From what I've seen of him, he's a young talent with lots of upside, but he needs polish. Hagane Shinno is mainly known for his strikes and high-flying, but he can do some fancy footwork in a technical space as well. Once he hones his craft, he'll be a great addition to whatever company he joins. For now, however, he's best left to the undercard where he can hone his craft."

[8.0] "Shinnou has always impressed me since I started watching Gatoh Move a while back. He's so crisp in his movements and is especially really good at working with just about anyone. He can be a pretty solid babyface, but I've always been a bigger fan of his heel work, especially when he's bullying Emi Sakura or Lulu Pencil."

[7.0] "He's such a great worker: he's one of those rare wrestlers that can really carry an untalented opponent to a good match and he really really understands match structuring. No matter whom you put him in the ring with you can rest assured Hagane Shinnou/Madoka will have at very least a good match. The only (big) problem is that since he left BJW his career seems to be mostly spent in obscure indies apart from making semi-regular appearances in DDT and GTMV: I am sure Madoka is putting on great matches there as well, but how am I supposed to follow him if he wrestles in an old warehouse in Nagoya in front of 20 people?"

[8.0] "He has a unique moveset, blending high flying and new moves that some people have never seen, like the Ranhei. He's like the Japanese Brian Kendrick with the same style, swagger and with what moves he does, he does well."