Kip Sabian

[3.0] "Kip Sabian is the type of wrestler we don't fucking know what is doing in the business yet. He is so useless at everything AEW added him into, Patriarchy, Miro, all that stuff. Looks like he don't have a real goal, no one feels attracted for his in ring style and he don't add nothing for the business itself."

[8.0] "I'm pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoy Kip Sabian's work. He wouldn't usually be the type of wrestler I gravitate towards, but his selling and the effort he puts into every match are outstanding. Unfortunately, I think some of his earlier character work in AEW may have unfairly hampered his reputation among certain sections of the fanbase.""

[5.0] "Kip Sabian ist ein Wrestler, der definitiv eine solide Grundbasis mitbringt, aber in meinen Augen noch nicht sein volles Potenzial ausschöpfen konnte. Seine In-Ring-Arbeit ist gut, aber es fehlt manchmal an Intensität und Timing, um die Matches auf ein höheres Niveau zu heben. Er hat durchaus charismatische Momente, doch oft wirkt er eher zurückhaltend, was dazu führt, dass er sich nicht immer vom Rest des Rosters abhebt. Positiv hervorzuheben ist seine Hingabe und Leidenschaft für das Business, die man ihm im Ring ansieht. Allerdings fehlen mir bei ihm echte WOW-Momente, die ihn als Top-Wrestler definieren könnten. Ich hoffe, dass er sich weiterentwickelt und noch mehr an seiner Präsenz und seinem technischen Repertoire arbeitet, um sich zukünftig besser zu positionieren."

[4.0] "Kip is fine, I guess, but he's never really done much to stand out. In five years in AEW, he's been pretty hit-or-miss, being featured more heavily when they had less talent at their disposal and infrequently featured as time has moved along. He's adapted enough to stay in a "jobber to the stars" role, but not enough to be compelling."

[8.0] "The most shat upon wrestler in AEW's history, both by management and the fans, completely capable of delivering good if not great performances, with the little material he was given before and after his injury/change of character always was capable of making good content, serious or comedy wise, I'd say he's better than three of the four pillars and a lot more interesting than a lot of the people who are heavily featured on AEW's three shows. Dude had a string of bad luck, specially with his first tag team partner who turned out to be a horrible person, got the heat from that. Got injured, knocked out during matches, his second tag team partner destroyed him and he got no measure of revenge, lost all of the high profile matches he had since his return even though his story with Orange Cassidy was by far the most interesting in OC's title reign so far. He and Penelope deserve the world and the trio with Butcher and Blade (plus The Bunny) are also formidable and deserve a lot more credit than people are willing to give."

"Very hard to rate as he hasn't been doing too much, but he's a 10's worth of potential. The reason being, he can wrestle a damn good match and can go with the high-flyers and luchadores if need be. Also, has a great speaking voice that can nail promos. Problem? He may be the type of wrestler who needs more scripting within both promos and matches. If he was in more hands-on company like a WWE, having a more intensely detailed booker like a Vince McMahon or even a Rossy Ogawa, he could definitely be a bigger star with the machine behind him. Personally, I'd love to see what he could do in the G1 or Super Juniors- or under Shawn Michaels tutelage in NXT. But he's certainly the sort of wrestler that would benefit from AEW having a small writing team or "angle-pitchers" group within the company."

[7.0] "In the ring Kip Sabian is good but he does not really stand out on a crowded AEW roster. He has really good mic skills and charisma when he is given a chance to showcase it. He seems to be best in a tag team or stable but has had good matches on his own as well."

[3.0] "He has a job. He is physically capable of having an OK match. He is completely unremarkable. I can't recall a single memorable thing he has done with his 4 years in AEW. He is Kip Sabian."

[4.0] "Dont like the guy. Awerege wrestler bad gimminck. Nothing really interesting here. Not really a star"

[6.0] "Archetype of mid-carder. Kip was popular on the British scene and was noticed by AEW, becoming one of the first members of the roster and participating in the company's first show. I think he's just a decent performer, his last gimmick arouses some interest, but in general he's far from the most remarkable wrestler in the company and has never been one. 6 points."

[5.0] "Kip is fine. He's average in every way. I often find myself wishing he was better than he is, but the fact remains that he has yet to show that he's anything other than a midcarder."

[6.0] "He's not majorly underrated, but I can see how people say he is. Kip is fun to watch, but not on his own. He needs a more talented partner to help him, whether that's Penelope Ford, Miro, the Butcher and the Blade, Trent Seven, or, and I hate to say it, Jimmy Havoc. I did like the Arcade Anarchy match where Kip and Miro faced Orange Cassidy and Chuck Taylor, but other than that, I can't think of a match where I really saw Sabian shine."

[3.0] "This dude spent like a year and a half spending every Dynamite in the audience with a box on his head only for the payoff to be jobbing out to PAC on a PPV pre-show competing for the company's 11th-most important championship, and now tags along with his vastly more talented wife on YouTube with a "crazy person shouting at an inanimate object" gimmick, lmao. Don't think I need to say much more."

[5.0] "This guy is not underrated, he just has no "IT" Factor. Kip Sabian is the kind of guy that no matter what he does or how hard he tries, he will simply not get over. He belongs on AEW Dark at all times. UPDATED: John Silver is the underrated one in AEW, not Kip Sabian."

[10.0] "Really UNDERRATED, I really like Kip Sabian, he has everything to be a star, I hope he's gonna be finally pushed as he deserves it, loving his persona and ring skills, theme song is making him a huge star already too, push this guy as he deserves it."

[5.0] "A mediocre worker that tried hard to be charismatic but was totally devoid of any real character because he thought merely being pompous with a British accent and a sleek look was enough to make him interesting. He definitely wasn't helped by teaming with the now booted-from-wrestling Jimmy Havoc, nor by dragging Miro down with that awful 'gamer' gimmick they shared, but I also just haven't seen anything to distinguish him from the many other mid-level indie dudes AEW signed when they were just desperate for bodies at the company's inception. His new character/approach of "wear a cardboard box on my head with some cryptic message on it and make sure I'm visible on the hard camera to draw speculation online" is definitely intriguing, but I don't have faith in him to ultimately make that into anything engaging once/if he's back on TV. There are just far too many far better wrestlers on the AEW roster now to justify giving this guy any time, and he's already had almost an entire year off due to (I'm assuming) an injury, so who would even care about him at this point? He's a fine enough slot-filler, but I can't say I care about seeing him again."

[7.0] "Really solid technical wrestler and his strikes are better than most who don't specialize in them. Once he figures out his character, he will most definitely be a star, because he has the look of a megastar, just hasn't put the pieces together like others have stated."

[6.0] "I think he's trying hard to get the things together but still not enough to get him over, maybe he will be fine on the other side."

[4.0] "His work in AEW has been a bore so far, I really have no clue why they paired him up with Miro. I don't see much in him, ."

[5.0] "He seems to be pretty solid in the ring and even on the mic but he doesn't stand out just yet. He needs to figure some stuff out, if he does I think he could do well. Even as is he's' at the very least a solid jobber for the middle of the card."

[5.0] "Kip Sabian is not a bad wrestler. He has got the fundamentals down and can put on matches in which he executes all his moves smoothly and goes bell to bell with no obvious botches. He is also, objectively, a traditionally handsome man, which, along with his good shape adds to a look that is practically required for his self-absorbed misogynist schtick. But he is the epitome of "just there". There is nothing exciting about him, no spark that could inspire adulation or nuclear heat. He and Miro's recent gimmick of being really into video games has not been rendered any less nonsensical by a decent payoff to a slog of a feud with Best Friends, and he has very clearly been dead weight to Miro's debut."

[3.0] "Hasn't shown nearly enough so far with what opportunities he has been given. Struggling to think of a single match or moment where he has come across as deserving of his role, and the most to look forward to is Miro finally breaking away and perhaps being able to do something with his potential. Even on Being The Elite, he comes across as completely uninteresting and devoid of any personality or charisma."

[6.0] "He is all right in everything like wrestling all right mic skills all right charisma all right but nothing that makes him different then others. I don't have any hopes from him but for now 6."

[4.0] "One of my least favorite wrestlers in AEW. He is boring and uninteresting. I have no idea why AEW signed him when there are is any better wrestlers out there that could be signed. The only thing good about Kip Sabian, is that he has Penelope Ford with him. Unlike Kip, Penelope is interesting and has charisma. So far I haven't seen much from Kip other than looking weak in matches. His ring skills are weak, don't see much charisma or mic skills either. I am wondering if most of the people that rated him high saw him on smaller shows in England and maybe he was better there, similar to how I've seen Hakim Zane (Rohit Raju) on indy shows in Michigan where he is amazing, but on Im Impact wrestling he is just ok. Maybe Kip Sabian was much better on smaller shows in the UK."

[8.0] "Sabian has become one of my favorite midcard workers in AEW and a frequent highlight of Dark. I haven't seen a ton from him in terms of promos, but he has solid charisma, he does well in the ring, and his double act with Penelope Ford really works for me."

[4.0] "Not that good inside the ring, had shit matches with Cody and Kenny, out of the three cruiserweight young talents AEW is pushing (Darby Allin, Sammy Guevara and him) he is the worst by far. His personality is basically substituted by someone whose personality is "Janela's ex-girlfriend"."

[8.0] "Great in ring talent, great look. His mic skills are on par with most main eventers as well. His lack of gimmick is not a reason to rate him low as not EVERYONE needs an over the top gimmick. Some people can be real people and pull it off like him. His arrogance and quick humour makes him the perfect face or heel and he is very believable and marketable. I? m hoping time with AEW will make me come back to rate him even higher."

[6.0] "I don't really get the "superbad" moniker. Did he just really like that movie or something? It's not exactly a comment of a character trait the way "heartbreak kid" or "excellence of execution" are. Well anyways, Sabian is solid in the ring, but I'm not sure how developed his gimmick is. I mean, I guess he's just a young cocky dude? But that's not exactly the most unique thing to be running with. As far as the few dozen people currently on the AEW roster, he ranks pretty low as far as people who you might be really excited to see more from. I'll give him a chance going forward, but every company needs some enhancement talent & if I'm thinking about who AEW signed just to fill that role, I'm looking at a name like Sabian."

[9.0] "Superbad is such a fitting gimmick to his character. We are talking about a confident, young competitor whose charisma is as undeniable as his talent. I was anticipating Kip Sabian when I heard he joined AEW, mainly because I was eager to watch the matches he could have with wrestlers who are also insanely talented and charismatic like Sammy Guevarra and Adam Page. I must say, I was impressed with the things he can do in the ring. He's quick on his feet, uses a variety of knee strikes/kicks, and has some nice technique as well. Outside of his ring abilities, what I like the most about him is his promo work because his British-style humor combined with his confidence yet sometimes a little cocky self makes for some really engaging stuff. Best part? He is only 27 years old! I am sold on Kip, he has amazing potential wherever he goes."

[10.0] "He is the best. He's got the look of.... Well... I don't think there is anyone, thing or theory that could compare to him. He's a good weak bad guy promo. Good in ring too."

[8.0] "He is a good wrestler. I watched his match multiple time and his always deliver a solid match. He is good with crowd and he got his chance to show his ability with Ring of Honor. I hope he do well in the future."

[10.0] "I think that Kip Sabian wrote his own review.. That is just a guess anyway! But yeah.. same as what he said Great everything?"

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