| 1 | 07.07.2025 | AmarantCoral | 2.0 | GCW succeeds despite Brett Lauderdale, not because of him. His management style is what haters think Tony Khan's is. Zero attempt to exercise authority. His commentary is so, so bad. When he sits down in the booth you know you're about to hear the cringiest, markiest shit you'll hear until, well, the next time Brett Lauderdale is on commentary. The GCW London show was a particular low point. The only reason I'm giving him a 2 rather than a 1 or 0 is that there is obviously something going on upstairs for him to create my favourite wresting promotion. It's just a shame none of that translates to what comes out of his mouth |
| 2 | 25.04.2025 | Rassle Fan | 1.0 | He deserves a 1 even if he did everything else right for completely blowing the The Wrld on GCW show. It's their Starrcade 1997. What should have been a home run and a celebration of the growth saw the beginning of the end. I don't think GCW is going to shut down but they're nowhere near as popular as they were before that. He has Paul Heyman like tendencies when it comes to running his business and that's definitely not a good thing. |
| 3 | 27.01.2025 | Tyler Rollins | 1.0 | after recreating a reality with good deathmatch wrestling and a funny attitute he turns GCW in the most basic, but in the same time pretetending federation in the scene. the fact he made so much shows and matches in that for giving the sensation he is a great booker and promoter and downgrade the quality is only the first of the problems |
| 4 | 02.10.2024 | RaysBru | 1.0 | Considering the numerous opportunities hes had and everything hes mishandled, its clear he lacks the vision to build something that could grow beyond an edgy indie promotion. His odd booking decisions and unprofessionalism only reinforce that conclusion. |
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