Super Dragon

[10.0] "Super Dragon is a freaking legend in the indies. LEGEND! LEGEND I SAY! Pretty much anywhere he went, he was instantly over as a wrestler. SUPER DRAGON! CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP! SUPER DRAGON! CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP! SUPER DRAGON! CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP!"

[10.0] "Super Dragon is the fucking GOAT of Indy wrestling. He is extremely good at technical wrestling while just absolutely brutalizing his opponents with strikes and curb stomps to hell. He also was a key part of booking and creating PWG and was over literally anywhere he went."

[9.0] "SUPER DRAGON clap clap clap clap clap SUPER DRAGON clap clap clap clap clap SUPER DRAGON clap clap clap clap clap SUPER DRAGON I'm docking a point because he refuses to stream shows"

[10.0] "The GOAT in terms of as Jim Cornette would say "making it look real." Grew up watching him online, going to his shows in person. His chops, strikes, even his suplexes and slams were so nasty and looked so realistic. His ability to interract with the audience was uncanny. His best matches were some of the best wrestling you could ever possibly see in the indies. Watch his match with Samoa Joe in early PWG. It is absolutely incredible. I know he had some Lucha Libre training so the mix of his high flying moves with his strong style attacks makes him to me a perfect wrestler. Also foundational in starting PWG, wrestling's greatest promotion."

[10.0] "A true icon of the indies. His moveset is one of the most brutal you could find, especially with how he safely performs those terrific curbstomps and his Psycho Driver with all the variants. His look is just... legendary. The use of the colours green and black is a massive gamechanger, at least for me. He reminds me of the legendary Grave Digger, the greatest monster truck of all time. Just imagine a walking monster truck of a man, with a scary mask and a ryu (Japanese dragon) on his chest, perhaps reminiscing of the koi's myth: "after a hundred years of jumping, one koi finally reached the top of the waterfall. The gods recognized the koi for its perseverance and determination and turned it into a golden dragon, the image of power and strength". The Undertaker of the indies, one could say. He's also one of the founders and owners of PWG."

[8.0] "This man was a GOD in the independent scene during a time when wrestling desperately needed a bastion after WWE took over WCW and ECW. While his style might not seem nearly as impressive as it did back in the day, and he was too "indierific" with his move set for my taste, there's no doubt that he casts a large shadow in the scene even to this day."

[10.0] "I understand all low ratings, but simultaneously Super Dragon as the daunting, almost paranormal figure, of the indies, just resonates something fierce with me personally. His moveset is one of the most brutal of all time and even though his actual physique is hardly anything to write home about there is this intangible presence that immediately hits the audience when he appears. The only low point that I see put on him that I don't really understand is how he is unnecessarily stiff towards others, since Kevin Steen and the rest of the PWG roster around his time could throw and did throw potatoes just as hard as he did."

[4.0] "Kind of a trash brawler that relied too much on violent spots to get himself over. Wrestling wise there's nothing spectacular beyond some nice looking moves, and even back in the day where he was hyped up, he had a bad habit of flopping in the main event, even with world class indie talent. Not particularly fun if you are looking for any sense of ring psychology or nuance, but if you can stand that, he's a decent spot monkey that can play a brutal heel and have a good match sometimes. For me however, not my kind of style."

[5.0] "As a wrestler, Super Dragon's biggest asset was his diverse move-set. He also mastered the skill of being a heel. During the mid-2000's, he was in his prime. This was especially true during the CZW/ROH feud. Also, his lengthy feud with Kevin Steen was entertaining. When he made his various comebacks in PWG, Super Dragon did not deliver. He merely shadowed the talents of his fellow Mount Rushmore (2. 0) members. Since 2009, Super Dragon has done a good job as sole booker of PWG. If he did not assume this position, perhaps he would not even be remembered in this business."

[10.0] "My favourite wrestler from the indies. He can do it all with no problem. Beat people up like they own him money, technical wrestling, absurd aerial moves and can be in deathmatches effortlessly."

[3.0] "As overrated as they come, Super Dragon was a very limited brawler, who couldn't do anything but stunts and highspots. And when it comes to doing business, Dragon's rep is on par with Shawn Michaels circa 1997."

[10.0] "The meanest S. O. B to ever step foot inside of a PWG ring. Super Dragon will kill you and your family just because. He'll turn on his closest friends on a dime. But he doesn’t care, he doesn’t give a shit because he helped to shape PWG into what’s it is today. He isn’t just “the booker”. He is the ultimate decider of what happens in PWG. and he wasn’t a bad wrestler either."

[9.0] "A legend of the independents. Super Dragon can do it all. Being the silent bad ass face or heel. His work with Excalibur and Disco Machine back in the day showed that he could do comedy too. Has a reputation for a bit too stiff at times, but it's the gimmick and he doesn't seem to have an issue getting stiffed back. It's a real shame his body seems to be breaking down on him or him just catching unlucky breaks (pun unintended). Though, I feel like his absences just add to the mystique of Super Dragon. You always know when Super Dragon's in a match, it's gonna get wild. Outside of the ring, a man who helps make indie careers in PWG. One of the best and I think his impact will be felt for a long time."

[6.0] "A legendary figure in the PWG scene, he has a nice presence about him that not many indy wrestlers have, and he comes off as a legit bad mofo. Most of his celebrated his matches are total spotfests - and they can be a total hit or miss for me, some of them come off as good, some off them going to a total overkill. But there is no denying Super Dragon's presence & charisma."

[10.0] "Super Dragon is one of the founders of PWG, that alone makes him a ten in my book. Super Dragon also has a good amount of great matches."

[10.0] "Super Dragon has to be one of the best american independent wrestlers ever. The guy can do impressive high flying maneuvers, as well a lot of stiff strikes. And his finisher is gnarly as f*uck."

[9.0] "Super Dragon is awesome. Such destructive looking moves. He should be in the NXT global cruiser weight tournament."

[10.0] "Faithless, heartless, ruthless, emotionless, fearless, merciless. He deserves to be everyone's favorite wrestler."

[10.0] "I think stiff bastard is a good definition for him. The greatest "PWG original" of the company history. A true representative for his company. 10 on 10."

[9.0] "Possibly one of the best American wrestlers never to make it to the big show. His brutal looking finishers are some of the best in wrestling."