[9.0] "Legendary luchador. Great working as tecnico in his match. He has fantastic emotions in his matches. He is also fantastic big match specialist."
[9.0] "One of the most popular and legendary luchadors of all-time, Atlantis in his prime was a constantly excellent performer, delivering more often than not in the big time matches. He was as smooth as they come and knew when to time the high spots. Despite being 60 and with his knees breaking down, he can still pull off the amazing spot here and there, and his backbreakers are still as impactful as they come. Earlier in the month, he showed fans that amongst people of his age, he arguably aged better than the rest."
[9.0] "Prime tecnico for most of his career, being a hero to all. From Arena México to Domo de la Feria is Guanajuato. Only a few times has Atlantis been a rudo, mainly in 2005 where the fans turned on him (during the Wagner Jr feud) and he joined Guerreros del Infiernio (Warriors of Hell). That's how popular he was. Atlantis is considered a legend by this point due to his consistency and big draw level matches, Vilano III for example which is one of the best matches ever, in my humble opinion. Long and storied career that isn't matched by many people."
[4.0] "He is practically finished, physically, but somehow, Atlantis pulls off a few impressive spots for a man near 60. His knees won't hold on for much longer, though. CMLL really should let this man retire before his performances become embarrassing."
[8.0] "In many ways Atlantis is affected by the same curse as Triple H: it's impossible to say how many of his achievements are his own and how many the result of his family ties to Paco Alonso. While a very good wrestler by all accounts, and blessed by an extraordinary in-ring longevity (albeit his recent knee injury has been taking a heavy toll on his performances), many of his achievements have been controversial just like Triple H's: for example many questioned the idea of Atlantis winning Mano Negra's mask, since the latter at the time was arguably the more popular (and better) wrestler. And while I understand fully well the reasons for stripping La Sombra of his mask, I still feel Atlantis was not the right man to do so. Still he's an integral part of lucha libre for the past three decades, and like him or not he's long been a pleasure to watch in the ring and his alliance with Ultimo Guerrero was hugely popular among fans. These days he seems mostly content with making semi-regular appearances and helping his son breaking into the business: a well deserved semi-retirement and I wish his heir all the luck in the world."
[10.0] "This mans Lucha des aspuatus record is legendary, has had matches with great emotion and unlike other wrestlers his age he still is just as good as day 1"
[10.0] "Great Mexican wrestler and also great legend. I can't understand why he hasn't a better rating due the weight of the mask he wears and due the name he portrays. He have had a really good matches around all his career and have won some masks of great level. I recognize his work in the differents rings around the world."
[7.0] "Wenn man einer der besten Luchadores ist, sich die Leute aber nur an dich erinnern werden, weil seine Karriere daraus bestand, Mistico over zu bringen, was würde man da von sich denken?"
