Eita

[6.0] "If Eita wanna revive his career he should just get back to Dragon Gate because it is definitely not working for him here in NOAH. This massive drop in her in ring work is just too insane for a guy this young"

[7.0] "Eita in Dragon Gate was not only a very flashy wrestler between the ropes but also made for a great leader of R.E.D being both cunning and charismatic. But it's clear that after being kicked from the group DG were not as high on him which most likely lead to his departure to Noah where I hate to say he has taken a significant step down. Los Perros as a faction were generally uninteresting as a faction to me and as for his in ring he has slowed down immensely. It is interesting how well he has gotten over with the audience as a babyface but compared to him as a heel it's like night and day and he's most likely being paid higher there which is why I don't blame him for staying."

[9.0] "Eita in Dragon Gate was awesome. He was a combination of technique puro wrestler and tricky rudo. Very charismatic leader of great heel stable, but after losing a title Ultimo also losing any interest to push Eita. Eita in NOAH was entertaining sometimes and I love some his moments with Los Perros, but after that he was a shadow of himself and doing non interesting story with Ogawa and Stinger, but after signing a contract he started his comeback to the great wrestler and a face of division. Now he is fan-favourite good guy, who don't forget how be good technican wrestler. I know, that some people find his style, especially in NOAH, very boring, but I have a different view on this. I accept the fact that he has become slower on the ring and focuses more on a base and catch wrestling, but the only thing that hasn't chamges is his connection to the crowd. We your illusion!"

[4.0] "Clearly he has lost something from Dragon Gate to NOAH, because his rating is incongruent with what he's doing now. He and Ogawa are boring, Los Perros del Mal de Japon were boring, and the big junior show he main evented was boring. I won't say he's bad because clearly people see something in him as he's been a champ everywhere that employed him, but the Eita I see on NOAH now is just plain old boring."

[5.0] "he's not just a shell of himself right now, he is a shell of a normal wrestler. it's like he hit system reset and began to wrestle the most boring match possible that has no highlight and none of the things that made his good in Dragongate. This honestly have tarnish his work for me."

[7.0] "Following the removal from RED, Eita has fallen from grace and seems lost in the mix. When he debuted in Millenials, I could never have seen him as a successful star but he'd gone from strength to strength. All setup to turn face when removed from RED with Ishida, DG had a rare drop of the ball and he teamed with former Millenial teammate Santa Maria. When the Perros Del Mal angle fell apart and some freelancing in NOAH, Eita seems lost and I'll be surprised if he's still with Dragon Gate in 2024."

[10.0] "Fabulous heel, for me the best heel in the world. That man is the damn future and he is gonna be the best wrestler in Dragon Gate for the next years. I have to see him as a big babyface to see if he can handle Yoshino's role. Incredible charisma. In the ring, he is a master and his heelwork is fabulous, he is an incredible storyteller, his best performance in that domain being at the 2020's Dangerous Gate Steel Cage Match."

[9.0] "Ever since I began watching Dragon Gate, I've been drawn to Eita. His style is normally one I would quite hate but he makes it work so well, easilly one of the best high flyers I've seen. Not in how flashy his moves can be, but his timing and how he incorporates it into his matches seamlessly. He is also an excellent heel. Even though his connection with the crowd may be "eh" at times, he still comes off as a smug hateable heel that you want to see get his ass kicked. Lot's of charisma and very good wrestler."

[8.0] "When I first started out with Dragon Gate, Eita really did not impress nor seem like he had any future. I was not really a fan of the Millenials and just failed to take his King of Chop gimmick seriously in a world where Kenta Kobashi and Naomichi Marufuji exist. However, he has proven me wrong. Now one of Dragon Gate's finest heels, and perhaps it is his new personality and spotlight as the de facto top heel in DG(leading the top heel stable) has made me turn 360º and I can safely say today that he is one of the better wrestlers out there. He does not have the really great, historical matches that people get wet over at New Japan or NXT, but Eita is excellent when playing the cocky youngster and is in fact a really good ring perfomer specially on his chances to shine. If R. E. D stay on top for another couple of years and get a truly great rival who's as great as a Face as he is as a Heel, there's nothing stopping Eita for being remembered as one of DG's finest trainees."

[7.0] "Eita was just breaking through in Dragon Gate when I was still watching and he had everything he needed to be a success there. A bit of personality and good in the ring, hoping to see him appear in a bigger way in the future."

[8.0] "Eita is the future of Dragon Gate, normally having good matches, has good presence and has the potential to be a huge star for DG, and is being positioned as such."

[8.0] "Eita is the young 'workhorse' of the Dragon Gate promotion, with his brand of intensity and aerial tactics making him a veritable competitor. His 'Numero Uno' armbar in particular looks dangerous and aesthetically pleasing. Despite hustling on to the scene recently, Eita has already wrestled three wonderful matches against Akira Tozawa, with the last of this trio a veritable Top 50 bout in a prolific year for Pro-Wrestling. Character-wise Eita could benefit with more depth and ability on the microphone. Between the ropes, Eita should be a consistent four-star match author in the succeeding years."