Jason Jordan

[6.0] "Much helped by his in-ring work with American Alpha and Chad Gable, Jordan seemed lost after that. Him as Angle's son never worked for me, and he never had much direction. He was a good wrestler though!"

[6.0] "Jason was always a rare proposal, they looked for a new "Kurt Angle" in the most ruthless and obvious way possible, making this his son, the idea of "Kurt Angle's son" is fine, it is not the best way to look for the goal but it's fine. Sadly Jason was not the one. He was always thought to be part of a Tag Team, such as American Alpha and just to Seth Rollins. An injury did not allow him to continue in Wrestling, perhaps he was never the best "new Kurt Angle", but it was nice to see him in the ring."

[6.0] "Jordan was Hot Tag: The Man. He shined as the guy Gable tagged in after getting the heat on him and just going wild, and he had the prowess to make their tandem offense look great too. I think he was okay as his own guy, but American Alpha was something special and breaking them up was just not a good idea; I think both him and Gable would've been better off with that team lasting a longer time. He was lacking in some aspects but in that specific spot in that specific team, he was awesome."

[6.0] "He was a good wrestler, he had some decent technique and moves, but his coding and storylines were terrible, being Angle's son didn't really help much, wwe always wanted to put it on TV. As Wrestler Tag he did quite well, but not solo."

[8.0] "The later stages of the Kurt Angle storyline were incredibly fun and Jordan's whininess every week was a consistent point of excellence on Raw in that era. I always wish he'd been able to return from injury, since he was always a talented worker and he was putting the pieces of his overall promos and character together."

[7.0] "Great tag specialist who had potential as a potential wrestler however got suck with a bad gimmick and had a career-ending injury before he was able to overcome it"

[5.0] "More of a tag specialist than a singles star, Jordan was lost after the great run with American Alpha and really struggled to properly get over by himself: he lacked any real charisma or ring presence and while physically impressive, never really carved out anything for himself. It doesn't help that he wasn't particularly great in ring and was fairly basic in terms of how he wrestled, which gave him no favour with the crowd. Decent, but considering his very early retirement, we'll never know if he could have became something greater or not."

[7.0] "Original comment (2015): When I first watched Jordan wrestle, I was under the impression that he is a mediocre (at best) wrestler. After Jordan started teaming up with Gable I finally realized how awesome this guy is. 9/10. Update: I loved the guy but unfortunately never reached his potential. A 7 seems fair."

[6.0] "Jordan came off as a gifted legitimate athlete who perhaps didn't quite have personality going for him, but got it done in the ring. He and Chad Gable made for a very good tag team as American Alpha, which garnered Jordan Tag Title accomplishments in both NXT and the WWE main roster, though the team was prematurely dissolved. His run on his own was somewhat mixed, with Jordan seeming to gravitate back towards a tag team role (for instance, his brief tag run with Seth Rollins), and the jury remains out on whether or not he would have been able to recover from questionable booking decisions (the aforementioned American Alpha split and the lame and unconcluded storyline of him being the long-lost son of Kurt Angle). Unfortunately his career seems to have been ended, or at least put on hold, by neck injuries before he could reach his full potential."

[7.0] "Jason Jordan is a pretty good wrestler, but the problem is: He has a poor mic-skill, a bad booking and can have a lack of charisma. Still, I would definetely bet him as a Up-Carder or something like that, hell, even get a shot for the Main Championship. His mic-skill problem can be fixed with a manager or simple promos, and the lack of charisma, well... you can develop his character with two or three years of building, you just have to be patient."

[6.0] "Jason Jordan was a very athletic and technically gifted wrestler. He was a very good tag team wrestler being in an awesome team with Chad Gable and a very interesting one with Seth Rollins. The sudden end of his career was tragic. Unfortunately, he is most remembered for being shoved into a position hard to win AKA being Kurt Angle's illegitimate bastard son. Perhaps he would have come out a winner if the story wasn't cut short due to his neck injury. His suplex was a thing of beauty. His only downfall was his mic skills."

[6.0] "Very solid technical wrestler, but being overpushed as Kurt Angle's son combined with his rambling promos hurt his standing with fans. A good tag team specialist, but as a solo act, very bland and vanilla. It's a shame that his career has been on hold due to his nasty injury, but his if had not been injured, I'm afraid he would have gotten the Reigns treatment. He had a killer belly to belly though."

[4.0] "I really feel bad for Jordan that his career ended before it ever really got started. But that said, I never was very fond of him as a talent. The best thing he was a part of was American Alpha, but their success & charisma can be almost entirely attributed to Chad Gable. Jordan was good in the ring & quite powerful, but he had zero "it factor". Even down to his stupid alliteration fake name. His team with Tye Dillinger in his early days was bad for both guys & they both seemed lost. The worst thing to come for Jordan was the beyond ridiculous story of him being Kurt's son. Not sure if it's a good thing or not that that's one that we'll never know how would have played out."

[7.0] "It's sad to see him being Kurt Angle's ''''''''son'''''''', 'cause it really killed his career. He's athletic, good in-ring skills, very good in the mat but he lacks charisma. And definetly the Jason-Angle storyline doesn't help him."

[4.0] "Jason Jordan was on his way to great things and then he was given one of the worst gimmick in wrestling history as the son of Kurt Angle."

[5.0] "He is very hit and miss at everything. One week he can be entertaining and a compelling character, the other week he can be a charisma vacuum and totally not worth any TV time. His wrestling is okay at best. People tell e that he has good matches and I just don't see it. He wrestles a real solid but dull match which has one meanwhile spot (double nothernlight suplex)."

[7.0] "While his "son of Kurt Angle" storyline is one of the more hilariously stupid in term of writing and intention -- it hasn't completely doomed Jordan. Jordan is still one hell of an athlete, and when he gets time for his matches (vs. Cena/Reigns come to mind) he shows how skilled he is in between the ropes. He really was beginning to nail down his smarmy heel act before an injury sidelined him. Hopefully, he can regain that momentum, because if Jordan can nail the character aspect of wrestling, the ceiling is very high for him."

[6.0] "I feel really sorry for jj. Sure, he is a good athlete, wrestler to me. His suplexes are very well done. The thing is his lack of charisma and mic work. In addition, the storyline as kurt angle's son has been totally awful. It is so fake. The fans feel like being insulted. So they boo him so hard. It is a good example of how to ruin a potential superstar. He is now a dead fish out of water."

[3.0] "This guy is a total charisma vacuum. I don't know what else to say about Jason Jordan, other then he's technically sound in the ring, but man this guy is as bland and generic as they come. He's a throwback to the developmental system of the early 2000s. It seems it will take his entire career before he actually excels, much like The Miz. Keep him as far away from a microphone as possible and give him a manager, might speed up the process."

[6.0] "Solid talent in ring, but falls short at showing any personality out of it. Unfortunate for now, but it definitely can be worked on. Good potential."

[9.0] "Jason Jordan is great. The way he transitioned from a complete jobber to one of the top guys in NXT to being called up to the main roster before NXT mainstays was really impressive. He easily has one of the best comebacks in wrestling today. He would be a really good heel and if given the right gimmick could have a very solid singles career."

[8.0] "JJ has great power moves, and a great hot tag, and while he has yet to get a chance as a singles competitor, he is a great tag team wrestler with his partner Gable."

[7.0] "Chad Gable brings out the best in Jason Jordan, but let's be clear, Jordan is amazing on his own. He's strong, he's fast, he's infectiously likable and personable... he needs a bit more confidence to go it on his own, especially on the microphone, but is that even necessary? His understanding of tag-team psychology is great, and his hot tags in particular are beautiful to behold. I wouldn't mind seeing Jordan stick to the tag division; he's a natural fit and is doing work which vastly exceeds what he managed on his own."

[8.0] "Jordan is very solid in the ring. I am a huge fan of his work in American Alpha. Personally, I think American Alpha will be the best tag team of the 2000s in WWE. I can see successful singles careers for both Jordan and Gable."

[9.0] "if anyone is going to be the next bob backlund/hulk hogan/john cena say your vitamins and eat your prayers babyface champ... my money is on jordan getting the call. has enough size... is athletic... good looking... a bit bland but that might help keep fans from booing him. he needs a couple more years of seasoning i think so tag team works great for him now but watch out for this guy once he gets his chance."

[7.0] "was treading water in NXT for years wasting his talents until Gable and Jordan teamed together and it was magic. Jordan has become one of the best hot tag guys currently"

[6.0] "Getting better. Has a lot of potential and hope to see him go in the right direction! This guy can do much more than he does, he just needs some time."

[5.0] "A talented young man with a bright future. He's obviously a work in progress, but his natural charisma and desire to succeed should contribute towards his career."

[6.0] "Solid in ring performer with charisma despite being so new to the business. He's loaded with potential and only time will tell what he makes of himself."