[7.0] "Given his age and longevity I think a 7 is fair. He was never the blow away style wrestler but in the companies he works for he's usually in some of the better matches when given the chance"
[6.0] "Minoru Fujita's had a pretty good career spanning multiple promotions through Japan. In the Japanese indies he's had some success, and he's done well as a veteran."
[8.0] "Over these past several months, Minoru Fujita has become one of my favorite people in the Japanese wrestling scene. He's one of the best at combining comedic wrestling with hardcore wrestling and works especially well in tag team matches. Not only is he in a fabulous tag team with Rina Yamashita, but he's also one of the key members of the legendary Pencil Army. I dunno, watching this guy never fails to put a smile on my face, and I hope he continues to do his thing for a long time to come."
[8.0] "He's really able to swing from serious to comedy with no problem and maintain the aura of the former despite being so good at the latter as well. Either way, I've always enjoyed him."
[7.0] "With his BJW Death Match title run in the books, I find myself looking fondly on Fujita. He's far from the best champion in the history of the company, but all his matches felt unique and unlike most modern deathmatches which I can't help but respect. His work with ChocoPro shows he can do comedy as well, and his longevity is impressive. Not my favorite, but a guy I respect and enjoy."
[6.0] "He's not bad but not particularly good as well. "Slightly above average" would define Minoru Fujita pretty well from what I have seen of him so far, and seems to have hit his stride over the past 6-7 years as before he was basically just another body in ZERO1."
[4.0] "Minoru Fujita is a decent wrestler that has matwork skills and can work a good match with the right opponent, but he lacks a certain charisma and more notable offense to break out on a higher level, seemingly settling on being a midcard utility player with some value in places, that he can use decently."
