Alex Windsor

[8.0] "Super strange for me to see that the fiancee of the most highflyer wrestler of the current times is actually an NASTY technical wrestler. I remember it pretty well, the first experience I had with her was watching her match against Syuri, and even knowing he is quite strong, I was expecting some flippy shit to honor the legacy of his...no. She understood wrestling in a complete different way compared to his soulmate, she wrestle in a pretty smart way that doesn't look to be so well rounded at all, but can make a good progress while the match goes on. I really like all the experiences I had watching her, AEW should push her for some midcard belt or something, I truly think she can be a good wrestler in that role, maybe better as a heel. Still needs to improve her mic skill."

[8.0] "I don't know what it is about Alex Windsor, but I love her. She's really good in the ring and is just likable. Her mic skills are alright, but overall, she's a great presents on TV."

[9.0] "She's great! I didn't know much of her until the summer but now I just can't get enough of her. I hope she's featured a ton on AEW tv in 2026 as she's super likeable an a great worker overall."

[8.0] "Solid, technical wrestler who knows how to construct a match and work a crowd. Decent heel but can work as babyface too."

[8.0] "She's clearly technically proficient, a hard hitter with crisp strikes, tight submissions, and a strong, confident presence in the ring. She has the look and the in-ring credibility, although she isn't the most charismatic since I've never heard her cut a promo. Honestly, if I didn't know any better, I'd think she was a Pokemon, because the only time I've heard her say anything is when she yells her own name"

[6.0] "Alex Windsor is good, but she's good in the same way you'd say an NBA role player is good. They have their value, but how much can they really do? Alex is one of those wrestlers where once you've seen one match, you've basically seen them all."

[9.0] "One of the UK (and the world's) best female wrestlers. A workhouse on her indies finally being given a chance on a big stage in AEW"

[10.0] "One of the best AEW signings of 2025. Windsor came in with a lot of hype with fans, and has surpassed most expectations. She's repeatedly found herself in matches with some of the best of the best in AEW and showing that's exactly where she belongs. Add in fun character work alongside her rock solid wrestling, and Windsor is the type of wrestler you can build a division around."

[8.0] "A fantastic addition to the AEW women's division, she fit in right away with her hilarious relationship with Toni Storm and her hard hitting style. She's an amazing wrestler and deserves gold in the near future"

[8.0] "[Updated rating] Alex Windsor is very good, able to work at a convincing page and deliver some really impressive high-impact offense. She is serving RevPro well as the current Undisputed British Women's champion."

[8.0] "Alex is no slouch. Since coming back from what many thought would be a career-ending injury that took her out of action for 3 years, she has become the longest reigning champion in RevPro history. She has been one of the best wrestlers on the British scene over the past few years, displaying great technical abilities and natural charisma."

[9.0] "I felt that she was a pretty solid worker as Liberty, good if not all that outstanding. Since her transformation into Alex Windsor, she has added more attitude, is a lot more outgoing in the ring, and showcases a lot of cocky heel comedy, turning serious when needs be. Windsor flew under the radar as an improved worker, and she's still young enough to be up there as one of the UK's best female heels in the next several years. She'll be all over the place soon enough. (Original - June 2017) (UPDATE - November 2021) Windsor spent several years out of action with a long term injury, but came back in the summer of 2021 and is probably better than ever. I haven't seen her have anything worse than a really good match since she came back. Hopefully she'll go on to even greater success than she was projected for before her injury."