Jeremy Borash

[8.0] "Knew a little about a lot by way of osmosis. That's how he was able to do so many different roles and do them well both on screen and off.i often don't believe he gets the credit he deserves for how talented he is and became."

[7.0] "Decent interviewer and announcer but most notable for being a force for modernisation in internet usage, marketing and content in WCW and TNA. He also directed the Undertaker's last match, so there is that as well. His record as a writer and booker are sketchy but its hard to know how much of that was him and how much was others."

[8.0] "Borash can do everything in pro wrestling minus the in-ring action. He proved in TNA that he was a jack of all trades as he was a great ring announcer and was solid on commentary. Have heard he also does great work backstage and has a good mind for the business."

[7.0] "Hard to have the "utility guy" role & not come of a bit like a corporate tool at times. But Borash clearly wore a lot of hats in his career (which is now with WWE). He never was a great character & never had an amazing on-air persona, but I'm sure he was one of the hardest workers behind the scenes & he never did anything to make the fans really rag on him the way we might have in regards to Michael Cole or Don West."

[8.0] "The most underappreciated personality in wrestling today. Seriously... this guy's done so much for TNA, on camera and behind the scenes, and he's never gotten the respect or acknowledgement he deserves for it. A great play by play man, capable of calling the action and keeping things entertaining with whomever his color man is. Also an innovator when it comes to the presentation of wrestling on the Internet. (Long before the WWE Network, there was WCW Live. ) He's done a lot for wrestling and he deserves credit for everything. Here's to hoping he gets it soon."

[10.0] "Best announcer/commentator in TNA history. Really funny and entertaining. He's absolutely the best future replacement for Mike Tenay."

[9.0] "I've always been a fan of JB. He's not the best ring announcer in the world but he's servicable and he's always on point when it comes to comedy. Watching him do backstage interviews with someone like Eric Young or Bad Influence was always good."