Scott D'Amore

[10.0] "Scott led IMPACT out of the pandemic and into a new era, where his booking (whilst flawed) was very consistent. Strong main event matches with satisfying finishes, a Knockouts title treated like a true World Championship, and a range of different matches - so there was something for everyone. There was also the rebuilding of the NJPW partnership (through which stars like Jay White and Will Ospreay passed through the company). This is what led to the company being able to successfully rebrand back to TNA. It's a shame that Anthem fired him. He's got MLP off to a good start, I look forward to seeing what happens next."

[10.0] "Rating him as a booker, is the one responsable of saving TNA when his previous downfall left it at the edge of the cliff. Now with Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, things just started very well with new names of the canadian indie wrestling scene and other great wrestlers. In my opinion, the best booker of the last five years over Tony Khan and Paul Levesque and, obviously, over the new Anthem directive."

[10.0] "This man saved TNA. A very underrated promoter. He made TNA a lot of fun to watch. I hope he runs TNA for a long time. He deserved it. It's good that the dark times for the promotion are behind us. He has done more promotions than all the management combined."

[8.0] "I cannot say enough good things about this man. I've never gotten to see any of his personal wrestling matches, but I base this rating off of his tremendous work with TNA in its early years. As trainer, booker, and heel manager of the great "Team Canada" stable, D'Amore was great in all roles. Behind the scenes, he trained champions like Rhino, Chris Sabin, and Robert Roode. He made stars out of the X Division, and, when Knockouts came to TNA, he emphasized ability and personality over stripping and amateurism. On screen, while he may not have had the mile-a-minute mic skills of, say, Jim Cornette, he managed to get great heat for his wrestlers. I'm so glad he's working for GFW now. They have one of the greatest minds in wrestling today on their side."