Sicodelico Jr.

[7.0] "There are only several footage of Sicodelico Jr's matches that I found on internet, but by seeing this few matches I'm ready to make my opinion. In America, especially during his time with FCW, this guy was a poor wrestler who portrayed a great charisma and having several great moveset in his action but got no push and he was destroyed regularly in FCW, even losing to Eli Cottonwood, that when I saw this match I'm just thinking that he was not lucky that in his time NXT was not yet existed. If NXT had existed this guy would be rising (At least as a great midcarder and maybe making a great achievement like what Lucha Dragons did) while a wrestler (if I can called him a Wrestler) like Eli Cottonwood would be doomed. Yeah the only reason I give him 7 was because this guy got no push and he was not showing his true potential yet, although there is a point where this guy maybe need to improve his own pro wrestling style, consider using more moveset and give fans, a more interesting thing that made you known by many. But Maybe only few things that he lacked or needed to be improved, but this guy was a total victim of wrong push and I blame FCW for this. Making him famous as jobber. Not funny."

[8.0] "I don't know why Sicodelico Jr. wasn't given much of a chance by WWE back in 2009 at FCW when he was known as Espiral because he only wrestled 3 times on FCW TV and he was on the losing end all 3 times, but to be honest, I thought he had some pretty impressive showings all 3 times! He has without a doubt a great moveset, he moves around very well in the ring, and even his look alone is very unique for a luchadore like himself! Sure most likely for a luchadore like him, he probably wasn't going to be too successful in WWE and that's fine, but with that being said, they could have given him more of a chance and even by his unique look and his great in-ring skills, WWE could have eventually done something with him on the main stage anyway and could've given him the exposure he deserves from a major league audience like WWE fans, but unfortunately that never happened for whatever reason."