Jessie Godderz

[7.0] "Basically, he's Austin Theory mixed with EC3 and with a little bit of d-bag sprinkled in. And it fits his character. He's one of the best heels in wrestling."

[8.0] "I feel Jessie Godderz is a charismatic face or heel that can stick with any major wrestling company. I certainly would like to see him pair up with his former Bro Mans partner, Robert Stone again. Physically, Jessie is chiseled out of granite, her certainly has that vintage muscular aesthetic. He has entered many feuds and main evened several shows in OVW and delivered time and time again. He seems like he can a good TV match with nearly everyone."

[4.0] "Big brother fan and I did not like Jessie at all in the ring or in the Big Brother house. Jessie as a wrestler had the charisma and good mic skills and a great look but his in-ring abilities were always below average. He definitely got better from the beginning of his Impact run to the end of it but still could have used some more seasoning."

[3.0] "He always reminded me of a mini version of Rob Terry. I didn't care much for Rob Terry but I still preferred Rob Terry."

[0.0] "Godderz might be the worst wrestler who I have ever had the misfortune to watch perform. He has the look but that is it. Mic skills are pathetic, in ring is pathetic. I honestly cant believe he made it to one of the big leagues and so many talented wrestlers haven't. In closing, he sucks. Plain and simple"

[10.0] "Jessie Godderz is a hardworking wrestler who is constantly improving his in-ring performance. His early matches in OVW were some of that company's most exciting matches, equal to Mike Mondo's and Rob Conway's matches for that company. In TNA, he has shown great improvement even when saddled with silly gimmicks like the Bro-Mans persona; still, Godderz took his matches seriously. His current feud with Aron Rex and his recent matches with Eli Drake and Decay have been exciting, showing off his incredible resilience, wrestling skills, and power. With his good looks, physique, personality, and wrestling skills, Godderz's career is limitless."

[7.0] "I'm like a lot of inmates here who were unimpressed with Jessie Godderz when he first showed up on TNA. I don't do reality shows and have no idea what "Big Brother" is about, but when Taz and Tenay mentioned that was his background, I thought, "Oh, great, a reality show actor who wants to extend his 15 minutes of fame. " And at first, that seemed to be the case. I stopped watching TNA for two years until Jan 2016, when I learned he and Robbie E (who used to lose ALL the time) had been tag team champs. Then I watched him work and he was MUCH improved in the ring. Looking at this site, I see one reason why: He takes wrestling seriously and has had a ton of matches in both TNA and OVW to gain experience. It shows. He'll never be a technician, but he does well enough and obviously works hard to get better. As messed up as TNA has been in recent years, the resulting defections of bigger names has given younger talent like Godderz and Eli Drake a better shot than they would've had. Can't predict the fate of the company, but their roster has strangely benefited from the turmoil and Jessie is one of them."

[7.0] "Aside from his bodybuilding background, Jessie was best known for competing on "Big Brother" before his wrestling career. Naturally, when he first signed with TNA, people just assumed he was another D-list fame whore seeking a 16th minute of fame with a career in wrestling. People assumed he'd suck eggs. But... with ample time spent training in OVW, Jessie turned out pretty good. He's no Lou Thesz, but he's better than anyone assumed he would be. Athletic, powerful, charismatic... he's got a nice future as a tag team competitor. Whether he'd be a singles success is not certain. We'll have to see. But overall, I'd consider him a pec-tacular success."

[10.0] "Haters gonna hate, I suppose, but Jessie Godderz has quietly built up some extremely impressive skills in the last few years. A guy who could have just skated by on his D-list fame but instead has wholly committed himself to improving himself as a wrestling performer. I particularly like him as a semi-comedy heel, his bumping is beautiful and his comedic timing is solid, and he's also got some nice offense like that crazy military press and a picture perfect dropkick. Show this man some love, he has worked his ass off!"

[10.0] "If you want me to talk about a guy who I feel has all the potential in the world to become a big star in wrestling someday, look no further than Jessie Godderz! He has come a long way and he's improved by leaps and bounds since the first time I saw him back when he was paired up with Tara (aka Victoria) almost 3 years ago. In that time frame of 3 years in a row that I've seen Jessie's work, he has shown me that he has all the tools necessary to be a big marketable star in wrestling. Jessie not only physically looks tremendous, he has great power, great agility, I've always been a big fan of great dropkicks to this day and Jessie Godderz definitely does great dropkicks. As far as his character goes, Jessie has also shown me that he has many different facets to his persona. He has always had a vicious mean streak in him when he's wrestling, and when Jessie was a part of the BroMans, he showed a very cocky and humorous side to his heel character as well, and even nowadays in his program with former partners, Robbie E and DJ Z, he showed me that he can also play the part of a pissed off psycho heel with bug eyes, evil facial expressions, and veins popping out of him and still be phenomenal. It's amazing! You can tell Jessie Godderz has worked very hard over these past years to get where he's at now and unfortunately I feel he's still overlooked for some reason after all that improvement. I don't know why."

[6.0] "Godderz has really developed a lot as a performer since his debut. As half of the Bro Mans, he grew into a serviceable powerhouse wrestler with a nice dropkick, and has also developed a good heel personality. He seems to have learned a lot from his partnerships both early on with Tara and later with Robbie E. Someone with his physique and reality-show cache could easily coast, so it's good to see him putting in the effort to improve. Had a good tag team run with the Bro Mans, which included two title reigns and a surprisingly good feud with the Wolves; now we'll see what he can do on his own."

[7.0] "The more and more I see of Jessie the more like him. Has gotten substantially better than when he first debuted, he has become one of the better acts of tna as part of the bromans ."

[7.0] "Decent powerhouse. I didn't really like him at his debut, but I've found that he's really entertaining and that he has good ring skills and a great selling ability."

[7.0] "This is a good wrestler with an impressive musculature. I appreciate wrestler but it lacks a simple title to become one of the best. Good luck Jesse and I give him a well deserved 7."

[8.0] "Very weak when he first started out, but he's improved a lot since his debut. He still doesn't blow you away with his wrestling, but he's charismatic and funny. He and Robbie E are one of the more entertaining things going right now."

[8.0] "I think that Jesse is a good wrestler. He is better than other celebrities, he has passion."

[7.0] "Godderz has improved so much. When he started he had zero talent and ability. In OVW he has shown that he is a capable wrestler, and can cut a great promo. He is a fantastic heel, and can definitely be a major player in the future. However, he needs to get out of this idiotic boy toy gimmick."