Chris Melendez

[7.0] "I don't want to harp too long on it, but as a disabled person, it IS annoying when people say like "You should judge x as if they weren't disabled, hold them to the same standard, " cause that's just freaking unfair to disabled people as a whole, so I am keeping his prosthetic leg's handicapping in mind. And I feel confident with this seven. His storytelling psychology is solid. It's decent. I think he could've had a lot of staying power as a career midcarder, maybe even the X-Division if that division weren't utter nonsense during his TNA tenure. He definitely had high level athleticism, and knew how to pick his spots, almost sort of a Keith Lee/RKO-outta-nowhere style quality in some aspects. I think he had potential had he had a strong creative team behind him. With that, some of his more basic stuff, suplexes, slams, he did with a lot of force and impact. As a character, he had a lot of energy and charisma, but not too much focus on what to do with that. Either way, I've liked everything I've ever seen of him."

[1.0] "i really dont like his gimmick or his ring skill, and his time in tna isnt catch my eyes or interesting much"

[4.0] "Sarge is very much a rookie, with (as of this writing) just over a year and less than 20 matches under his belt, and was probably put on TV well before he was really ready. Considering both that fact, and the fact that he is wrestling on only one leg, he's really doing quite well for himself thus far, pulling off his moves well and holding his own on the mic. As long as he's well-protected in the ring, either by quality opponents or by being used in the tag team ranks, he should do well as an "attraction" wrestler focusing on his real-life hero status, and time will tell if he'll move beyond that level."

[6.0] "He is a handicaped wrestler, but he is pretty decent. He will not become a five star wrestler, but I saw a few matches and he is good. He had decent matches and he can move around with one leg. Also, he's a sgt. , so he will have heat on him. I give him an extra point for that, isn't easy to wrestle without a leg."