Romeo Moreno

[10.0] "Zozaya is one of the best wrestlers currently which is crazy considering his short carreer. Up until his last match months ago, he has been awesome.I really hope he will have a great future in WWE because he's a special talent"

[9.0] "Zozaya has a massive future ahead of him, let's just hope WWE doesn't ruin him. His match against Leon Slater proved that for him, the sky is the limit. As long as he stays driven to train and remains humble, he will be one of the greats."

[9.0] "Have seen Zozaya on the UK independent circuit several times. Excellent wrestler. Has a lot of energy, starting with his entrance to the ring. Has some unique moves in the ring and sells well. Lasted over an hour in an Iron Man match with Leon Slater earlier this year. Already signed to the WWE - a bright future hopefully awaits the Spaniard."

[7.0] "I don't know what the future holds for this dude now that he went to WWE, but his individual performance in a singles match against ZSJ @RevPro's 13th Anniversary show was one of the best I've seen all year. Before that he obviously stood out thanks to his size and athleticism, that one match though served as a message that figured a lot of things out and put everything together. All the tools are there, so it would be a shame if his potential goes to waste."

[8.0] "With the right guidance, there is nothing stopping Zozaya from joining the ranks of Ospreay and Takeshita in the future. He's a stud athlete with the confidence in his ability to pull off some fantastic sequences of moves. I have seen him live on several occasions in London and he is as sharp at the end of the match as he is at the start. His 60+ minute Iron Man match with Leon Slater was both of them showing off their freakish athleticism and stamina, and they even fooled us all with a fake injury. Wished he chose the NJPW/CMLL/RevPro/wXw route, but I'm sure the Performance Center will do him a lot of good too."

[6.0] "I can see his upside and has some very nice skills, but he sometimes tries to be to flashy and can take away from the match in my opinion. But i can see this guy being one of the top juniors one day soon"

"Zozaya is solid. Great look, crisp and intense in-ring work. One of Europe's most consistent. Could improve his mic presence and add more character depth to fully stand out."

[9.0] "Spain is in desperate need of flag-bearers for professional wrestling, and while Axiom is clearly at the front of the pack, Zozaya is not far behind at all. The win over Oku back in March of this year paid massive dividends as it's translated into a not insignificant fan base in Britain, and coupled with Tanahashi giving him and fellow rising star Leon Slater the rub in the first match of the Ace's retirement tour, I would not be surprised if he got picked up by NJPW (just imagine him in BOSJ) or AEW. Definitely a talent to keep an eye on."

[8.0] "A generational talent. I think he will be the best wrestler Spain has ever produced, and one of the best European wrestlers of his generation. A long career in the Junior Heavyweights or CMLL would be perfect for him."

[10.0] "Zozaya is an emerging talent, who with a few years of experience here in Spain is now living his rebirth having opportunities in other international promoters, which will make him star at some point because he is pretty good in the ring and will surely draw attention. I wish him the best and I hope he gets to work with important people in the industry, he deserves it."

[8.0] "After years of being one of the unsung heroes of spanish wrestling, Zozaya is starting to rise to prominence in the UK wrestling scene. He has the technical skill, the physical presence and the cool chill guy aura. Fans need to keep an eye for him for the next few years."

[6.0] "very good technically however his reactions and selling still need a bit of work however he'll grow greatly and he has a high enough ceiling"

[10.0] "Zozaya is a neophyte of 5 years training into pro wrestling. His solid background in amateur wrestling in fact represented the Olympics while still training under 86 kg. He is like Jack Brisco in the modern mindset when it comes to strength, cardio and endurance. His battles with Michael Oku helped him get on the map, in Spain for their 1st RevPro show he defeated the undisputed British heavyweight champion in the middle of the ring and in Stevenage he went in a donnybrook encounter for the title and sadly summited but earned the respect to close RevPro for the night. Incredible athlete, has the looks of a stallion, does have that mindset not many folks have and will be a name by 2030."

[8.0] "Really impressed by this young talent on the RevPro Barcelona show. He's young, he looks great and he's bound to have a very bright future. Just has star written all over him I think. Let's see where he goes from here."