Yuki Iino

[10.0] "A big handsome man with some crazy athleticism too. I love his spear, I love how he just throws himself at people, and his charisma pops off the screen every time I see him. I AM BURNING, YEAH!"

[8.0] "I am so glad that the Pheromones are finally disbanded and Yuki Ino can FINALLY STOP BEING SEXY! I hated him as part of that group as it's muscle because for the brief stretch in 23 where they had him try to play it straight to get a title shot he was tolerable. As part of the burning he is living up to his potential in regards to how much of a powerhouse he is but on the other hand he's still shouting he is something and that will get annoying from time to time but whatever at least he's a champion of something that's NOT the iron man title"

[8.0] "Well, I guess everyone that complained about Pheromones won, because his gimmick is now that he yells "I AM BURNING! " every five seconds. Iino is a tremendous talent but the Burning tag team he's currently in absolutely feels like a placeholder until he recaptures some of the Pheromones magic that made him more than a 1-dimensional character and put him on the top of the card in the first place. Tempted to give him a six because I really don't think his current character is good but he's that good, otherwise, that I can overlook a gimmick I don't like. Edit: Hell, I'm bumping him back up a bit. BURNING Iino is growing on me if for no other reason his ring work is just that great, even if the character itself is close to nothing."

[4.0] "I ca't give lower than a 4 because pre-Pheremones he was a really solid midcarder but holy hell his gimmick is atrocious. I 9/10 find DDT comedy funny, even Dieno can make me laugh on occasions but not Iino. At least he has that really good match/angle with LiLiCo at Judgement but other than that he has been a complete DUD since the fall of last year."

[9.0] "I think Yuki Ino is a superstar and one of the most charismatic people in the industry right now. From the very beginning, he was interesting, acting in the guise of a strange, friendly shaman, strengthening All Out ties, from time to time teaming up with Danshoku Dino and trying the first attempts at a sexual alliance, and now, after feuding with Hino and searching for himself, he finally finds what he needs, creates a full-fledged stable with Dino and becomes the heir apparent to Danshoku and one of the main faces of DDT, who always gets an amazing percentage of attention. I believe that Yuki has everything that will allow him to become one of the leading players in the industry in the next few years, he is a wonderful athlete and charisma literally oozes from every cell of his body, the ability to live a character is the best feature that a wrestler can have, and he is not deprived of it. Ino deserves 10, but I still want to look at his progress, and besides, I want the others to be able to give a high rating without commenting at the same time, so for now I will give him 9, but with a note that he is as close to perfection as possible. I've loved this guy since the first title match against Harashima, and at first glance it's obvious that he has a huge potential."

[6.0] "If I could compare Yuki to anyone in the states, it would probably be Big E. He's one of those guys who can mix comedy with a hard-hitting in-ring style and make it work. I look forward to seeing him develop for years to come!"

[6.0] "Yuki Ino is a good powerhouse, can do some good comedy stuff but stills a little bit average to have excellent matches. His storyline with Yuji Hino in 2021 became very boring. He has a bit of charisma."

[6.0] "Fun big boi, but he is still super unexperienced. Where is a big big way to go with his skills. Yes, he could do some powerhouse moves, but overall nothing fancy in his in-ring work. Ino`s charisma is... unique to say at least. Can`t compair him to some totaly boring puro-wrestlers, but his comedy stuff is usually not as funny, as DDT bokers think."

[8.0] "An awesome powerhouse wrestler who shows an incredible amount of potential and promise in his future in DDT. He? s definitely shown his worth as a dependable hand in the K-OD 6 man tag team championship scene despite his lack of overall experience compared to his contemporaries in ALLOUT. He? s really taken the spotlight in 2019 displaying numerous impressive performances up to his KO-D Openweight Championship match against HARASHIMA. I? m hopeful for what the future has in store for the former rugby player."