MJF

[8.0] "He's probably a true 9 but I don't want to believe he's peaked already I hope that he still has room to grow into a Top 10-20 all timer, and he's probably the youngest wrestler in the game that can achieve that."

[5.0] "Honestly, everything about this guy left a bad taste in my mouth after his run as a world champion. Working with two of the most important wrestlers of the modern era (Punk and Danielson) fooled people into thinking this guy was great. From the racist and necrophiliac promos and disconcerting segments he'd done with Cole, this man left a black hole in AEW's product last year. Not all his fault though as TK was experimenting with his product at the time. Decent worker when ready."

[7.0] "It took me a long time to warm up to MJF. I really, really didn't like him at first. Thought he was very over the top with his promos, overusage of swearing, etc., but as time has gone on I really feel he has become a lot better than people give him credit for. Capable of having a good match, obviously amazing when it comes to promos, still very young so I believe he has the potential to grow even further in-ring wise."

[9.0] "I like MJF for many reasons, but the biggest reason why I like him is because he always comes through on what he says, to a point where he doesn't even need his amazing promo ability to be entertaining. He really and truthfully leaves it all in the ring, and I've loved the evolution of "irredeemable douche" to "Our Scumbag" over the course of his AEW career. Wherever he ends up next, whoever's there needs to know one thing. He's Better Than You, And You Know It."

[10.0] "A generational talent who understands the psychology of wrestling better than 99% of wrestlers before him. The fact that he is only 27 and is already a bigger draw than everyone else in his company speaks volumes about how truly special MJF is."

[8.0] "How come he is just only 27 years old (as of this time of writing) but performs like a 20-year veteran. MJF is a prodigy in wrestling, he is already amazing even his time pre-AEW. This guy never fazes to broke character even in public, despite kayfabe not being existed anymore. AEW is lucky to have MJF, one of the four pillars that will ensure the future of the promotion. That man is one of the most brutal trash talkers in the ring; insulting his opponents and bragging how great he was are one of the incredible things he's done on the mic. In-ring, he has solid fundamentals but can be brutal psychologically. He has this different aura that although being hated, you are still appreciating his work. It goes to show that he is truly passionate of his craft. MJF's character is a mixture of Randy Orton, Alberto del Rio and The Miz and he upgraded it. As a babyface right now, he is not impressive as he is a heel. It doesn't fit him to be a sympathetic type of guy. Seems to me that MJF is born to be a heel, I just hope he can revert back to being a heel soon. Overall, one of the most valuable guys in wrestling and hopefully will witness him more for many years to come."

[9.0] "I'll give MJF a 9 out of 10 for his incredible charisma, mic work, and ability to do great storytelling. His in-ring work is pretty good. It's a lot of fun to watch."

[8.0] "Große Klappe und viel dahinter, wenn er meint er ist Besser als die anderen dann zeigt er das auch im Ring. Zwar hat er schon ein schwierigen Charakter auch Off Gimmick sehe ich das aber er ist gut im Ring, er erzeugt Heat und er kann Reden. Irgendwann ist er WWE Material. Edit 12.01.2024 Ich erwähne ich habe 2023 echt auch viel über den Privat Mann MJF erfahren. Ich finde das schon bitter das er ausfällt. Er wird lange 2024 fehlen und andere wie der andere Devil der auch fit werden muss können sich Title schnappen. Einen den Joe aktuell hat."

[9.0] "mjf probably has some of the best natural charisma this business has ever seen and he is not to bad in ring he has already done all this and he is only 27 so he still has many years to come AAW Wrestling AAW Heritage Championship (1 time)[116] All Elite Wrestling AEW World Championship (1 time)[117] Dynamite Diamond Ring (20192023)[31] Casino Ladder Match (2022) Blind Eliminator Tag Team Tournament (2023) with Adam Cole Dynamite Award (1 time) Best Mic Duel (2022) MJF and CM Punk on Thanksgiving Eve Alpha-1 Wrestling A1 Outer Limits Championship (1 time)[118] CBS Sports Rookie of the Year (2019)[119] Combat Zone Wrestling CZW Wired Championship (1 time)[120] CZW World Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[121] DDT Pro-Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship (1 time)[122] ESPN Two-time Promo artist of the year (2022, 2023)[123][124] Ranked No. 1 of the 30 best Pro Wrestlers Under 30 in 2023[125] Inspire Pro Wrestling Inspire Pro Wrestling Pure Prestige Championship (1 time)[126] LDN Wrestling LDN Capital Wrestling Championship (2 times)[127] Limitless Wrestling Limitless Wrestling World Championship (1 time)[128] Major League Wrestling MLW World Middleweight Championship (1 time)[129] MLW World Tag Team Championship (1 time) with Richard Holliday[130] Maryland Championship Wrestling MCW Rage Television Championship (1 time)[131] National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2023[132] New York Post Male Wrestler of the Year (2023)[133] Promo of the Year (2022) "Pipebomb" promo[134] Pro Wrestling Illustrated Ranked No. 6 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2023[135] Feud of the Year (2021) vs. Chris Jericho[136] Feud of the Year (2022) vs. CM Punk[137] Most Hated Wrestler of the Year (2021, 2022)[136] Faction of the Year (2021) with The Inner Circle[136] Ring of Honor ROH World Tag Team Championship (1 time) with Adam Cole Rockstar Pro Wrestling American Luchacore Championship (1 time)[138] Rockstar Pro Trios Championship (1 time) with Ace Romero and Clayton Jackson[139] Sports Illustrated Ranked No. 3 of the top 10 wrestlers of 2023[140] Wrestling Observer Newsletter Best on Interviews (2021, 2022)[141][142][143] Most Charismatic (2020, 2022)[144] WrestlePro WrestlePro Tag Team Championship (1 time) with Valerio Lamorte[145] Xcite Wrestling Xcite International Championship (1 time)[146]"

[8.0] "Der vielversprechendste Heel seiner Generation, jung, frisch, innovativ und mit allem gesegnet was einen modernen Heel ausmacht. Der Look, das Image & Mic Skills vom anderen Level. Er lebt & liebt diesen Charakter und das Business vor und hinter den Kameras, wenn er es schafft den Hype und das Niveau zu halten hat er das Zeug zu einem der Größten zu werden."

[7.0] "MJF can cut good promos (when he's not trying too hard to be edgy) and wrestle well. However, his run as the world champion has overexposed him, and I don't see him as the GOAT heel as other wrestling fans do. He needs a lot of polishing to make it to the next level of being an all-time great, but he's thankfully quite young, so there's potential to be a more interesting wrestler."

[9.0] "My favourite wrestler of the last few years. The feud with Punk, the iron man match with Danielson and most of his title run have been great entertainment. I hope he stays in AEW where he is used best and has the freedom to be the proper MJF, but good luck to the guy wherever he ends up. Proper underrated in the ring IMO."

[9.0] "MJF use to be the best heel in AEW, and now he's one of the best babyfaces (or anti heroes, which ever you choose to label him) in AEW currently, great talker, underrated in ring wrestler, great storyteller, amazing psychology, selling and worker. This man has all the tools to be one of the biggest stars in professional wrestling in the modern era."

[8.0] "MJF is a guy who I think is both over-and-underrated at the same time in a paradoxical sense. I think he's overrated as a promo in front of a crowd, but underrated as a promo when in an isolated (backstage) setting. He's clearly got the physical chops to work an indie workrate classic but he holds those moments back to work a more old-school style where he makes small things look big, and yet I don't think he slides in the indie spots at the right times. Of those fated "Four Pillars" he outlined himself he's definitely the best overall (but Darby's a couple great promos away from matching him I think) and his youth combined with his reserved style gives him tremendous upside. I would easily say he's had the best overall AEW World Title reign so far in terms of both matches and character work (a very natural slow face turn mid-reign is hard to pull off), but I also think it's quickly becoming stale when I was still entirely on board with it a month ago, having what's probably the weakest PPV match for the title yet after a 2-month build to where he wasn't the best promo involved. I think losing the title to resolve his remaining angles without it would be best for him, and that's not just me wanting Swerve to hold it."

"Has athletic and charismatic talent, but unfortunately seemingly a terrible mind for wrestling. A heel who never gets comeuppance for his heinous words and deeds is not a good gimmick, and as a face he makes all his opponents look like jokes. If you are his fan you get a lot of enjoyment out of his dominance, but his aura comes at the expense of everyone he feuds with. Very selfish performer."

[10.0] "The strongest of the "Four Pillars" of AEW. Best on the mic, best storyteller, and like he says, "doesn't have to do a lot of BS to get you there." Hope he wins the AEW World Championship. EDIT: his World Title run has been really strong, and the evolution of his character has been fun."

[6.0] "MJF is clearly a talented performer who is able to get western crowds behind him, but I usually find his style to be rather obnoxious. Between the boring American heel style of wrestling with the occasional hey, I can do cool moves too! moments and shouty, braggadocious promos, he simply does very little for me. MJF is a good hand and a clear favourite of the talent of yesteryear, but I feel like he should be miles away from world titles when theres so many better talents on their roster."

[9.0] "outstanding performances each and every time, he might not be everyones cup of tea but you've gotta give it up for the showmanship. he knows good and well what makes a good heel fun to hate and he knows even better how to turn that around and make you feel like youre cheering for an underdog. exemplary wrestling. gold star."

[7.0] "MJF is a very solid technical wrestler who I believe is underrated in terms of his in-ring ability. However, he has shown his weaknesses as a promo over this past year. His heel promos are very samey and repetitive. He has no babyface fire and feels like a comedy midcarder instead of pulling off a heel who turned face due to the adoration and respect of the crowd. However, while those heel promos are samey and repetitive they are very good. As a result, I am willing to say MJF is an above-average performer. If someone can challenge Max in the way CM Punk did then maybe he can slide back into the 9 or 10 he's shown he can be but Max hasn't been challenged in a long time."

[10.0] "I feel bad for MJF haters. How can you hate this guy? MJF for me is everything I want from a wrestler he's more than solid in the ring and is capable of having classics when it matters. But for someone like me its all about his charisma and character work. He's just so entertaining. He can be silly and goofy and do dumb fun segments and he also can be mean and serious as hell. He can be a psycho and also can be emotional at the same time. I just enjoy the moment every time he's on the screen"

[8.0] "I love Max. He's just so freaking entertaining. See what I did there? ENTERTAINING! Sports entertainment is what he was made for. Which is why his current character is working so well. As for in-ring skills, I think he's a bit overhyped. I would rather watch a Sammy Guevara match than a MJF match. Sorry not sorry. See, he's like good on the mic but says the same thing every week which can get a bit annoying. His character work is fine though. If I ranked this a couple months ago then he would be a 10 but I think he's more worthy of an 8 right now."

[8.0] "The best mic skills out of anyone in the wrestling business today. His in-ring work is also excellent, his matches with Bryan Danielson and CM Punk were amazing, especially for someone as young as MJF. He is definitely the future of wrestling. But, his recent work with Adam Cole has been horrible to say the least. He's gone from being the best heel around to being a stupid comedic "loveable jerk" babyface. There's plenty of wrestlers MJF could have feuded with and put on amazing matches with (as you can clearly see by his match with Omega on Saturday! ) but instead he's stuck in this stupid gimmick with Cole. Bring the old MJF back, please!"

[4.0] "Shallow as a character, loud and frustrating at the mic, probably deeply insecured as a person, considering how most of his promos are saying "you are one of the greatest to ever do it" in a way that seems more like a strong bj than an honest praise. And I'll never buy the "he's only at 26 and so good now" argument, simply because there are 30 better wrestlers now that are under 30 than MJF. I'm 100% sure he will get better eventually, because quality comes with the experience, which is especially true for wrestling. He has foundation to build on, being great at moves and very charismatic. The entire story with Cole is the quality peak of his career, so it's maybe going in the right direction. Maybe, probably not, but hey ho."

[2.0] "Was kind of just going about some deep searching on here when I discovered how highly rated max was on here. I'm not surprised at all really, but I figured I'd lay out my massive issues with him as a wrestler and as a character. The big issue for me is how far in the wrong direction he's gone in the past year and change. MJF the heel character/current ironic babyface (being self aware is different than being good, by the way) feels completely out of place trying to have epics. They did a decent job building him out past that stretch of the punk/wardlow feuds where he got to be more of a classical kind of chickenshit heel (his ACTUAL peak work in the ring and as a character) to feel more practiced as a legit wrestler, but not only had the character not actually felt fundamentally different than they were previously, but max is also just really bad at having "epics". It's not just that he lacks the sort of spite and anger when in control that a character like him should have being given this kind of position when he was top heel, it's that he very clearly is aiming to check off the boxes on the "stuff you'd find in a prestige wrestling epic" list because he so deeply wants people to think he's a good wrestler. He'll often take these matches in incredibly confusing directions, like that stupid leg sell off of a tombstone that completely takes any attention off the person he dropped on their head and neck, only to pretty much abandon it entirely most of the time or other very ill fitting big epic tropes like his top rope elbow drop through the table (which, i get that hes supposed to be so desperate he'd do something out of character, but it never actually comes across that way in the layout of the match). He's also picked up some very over the top selling habits where it always feels like the end goal is to take note of how good at selling he is, even though it totally backfires and comes off as so incredibly phony and takes me out of it every single time I see it. Count how many times in a match MJF will be layed out flat with his arms and legs spread to a cartoonish degree (you will recognize what I mean immediately) or how many exaggerated mannerisms he'll make per minute like on a kickout or a big mid match move (the DON canadian destroyer comes to mind). He's not any less hokey as a babyface, except he's figured out a way to get cheered for taking the lazy route. I always thought he was extremely mercurial on the mic, but like, Tofu bad? Calling Juice Robinson a talentless taint and trying to recover from how bad the reaction was by invoking antisemitism? It's really just another symptom of the American Prestige Epics being the most praised work after that big NXT run and that's sort of the sticking point with MJF: it feels deeply confused. When he's on and unified in what he wants to be, he can do great work like in the punk and wardlow feuds. But since then, he's wanted to be the cowardly, gutless shit heel who also has 67 minute title epics. Now he wants to retain all those same qualities and be some kind of valiant post-modern babyface antihero and he doesn't want you to think about anything besides how cool and good and interesting he is the entire time even when he comes across as so god damn phoney at all times. He's quickly become one of my least favorite wrestlers in the world right now and is maybe one of the most disappointing wrestlers in the past 10 years. Don't wish any ill will to him, but I wouldn't be mad if he jumped to the wwe instead."

[10.0] "I never thought this guy would be able to pull off a face turn but here he is in 2023 as the top face of AEW and still being a huge dick in the process. It's absolutely beautiful. And yeah we all know how good he is as a heel, and his workrate is top notch. So I see no reason to rate him lower than 10/10, he's going to make BANK when his contract is up whether he goes to WWE or stays in AEW his future is extremely bright."

[8.0] "When he's a sneaky dickhead, and across the mic from someone who can focus his acerbic wit, he can be other worldly. However, his philosophy of pandering to the crowd, cheap pops, and proudly declaring that he doesn't need to go hard in the ring to be a success (even though he can) currently holds him back from becoming a generational talent. His promos are meandering, repetitive, and often high school levels of insults. His babyface run has shown him being outclassed on the mic by more mature, more concise veterans."

[9.0] "An excellent pro-wrestler. His charisma is off the charts, and has worked as both a heel and a baby-face, his promos are amazing, his connection with the crowd is unrivalled in current-day wrestling. His ability in the ring seems to always improve and he knows how to construct a match and tell a story, can't wait to see the rest of his career. Not a 10 just because its still early days in his career."

[10.0] "He understands pro wrestling to a T. He have the most electrifying moveset or high flying acrobatics, but he's getting massive pops from a Body Slam and Dropkick. Sells great, amazing promos, in-ring psychology is logical and flows well, his character work is golden. This is someone who isn't perfect, but may have the industry know how and in-ring ability to be the greatest of all time."

[7.0] "MJF has been good in the ring for a very long time and I never understood the criticism on that front. It goes without saying that he is very good with a microphone in his hand. The other major positive is that he has nailed his character and on his current face run, he has made it believable within the realms of his established persona. His major downfalls is that he often has incredibly poor instincts and needs to be tightly booked and directed. As I write this he is in the midst of being the central character of some of the worst TV AEW has ever produced."

[10.0] "He has clearly upped his game since coming back late last year and is reaching new heights on a monthly basis. MJF is AEW's biggest success story and a result of consistent booking paired with a performer who is at least good at everything and downright amazing at a lot of them. Charisma, promo abilities, comedic timing, those are the sports entertainment skills that brought him to the dance. But being a student of the game, a great storyteller in the ring and his focus on "the little things" are what make him a compelling wrestler to watch as well. And there is actually no ceiling in sight for his progression at the moment, which is crazy as he is already excellent."

[9.0] "MJF is easily the best wrestler among the young crop of talents by a landslide (under 30) and has done so much in such a short time. His presence in AEW took the company to new heights and I would say his booking is the best in that company. I am really glad that he is AEW World Champion because he made the title feel like a grand price again (Page reign was boring, Mox reign was barely a reign and Punk barely held it) and has constantly shown up every week and always finds a way to entertain the people. His best quality is obviously his promo ability and it seems he was just born with it yk, the way that he can get a lot of heat or cheers in a flip of a switch is crazy. He held his own in promos against CM Punk (I would argue he got the better of that) and it always enhances his storyline. His character of being the so-called Devil is portrayed perfectly since he has that final boss feel in the AEW Roster as expected of a world champion. He is no slouch when it comes to the ring since he is actually great at that. His signatures are brutal and his technical skills are very good and when adding his heel mannerism, his matches are even more watchable. I will not put him as perfect just yet since he has gotten a little inconsistent but he is still by far the one young wrestler that I am very sure of will go places and take professional wrestling to a whole new level in the years to come. Bow Down to the Devil. The Devil wants his due."

[10.0] "The most charismatic wrestler since the Rock, and he can wrestle far better than Rocky ever did. We have fifteen years ahead of us where this guy is the absolute pinnacle of pro wrestling, and I'm 100% here for it. The industry is in great hands with this guy at the top."

[10.0] "How can you even rate this guy anything less than a 9? I still remember watching his random Tough Enough promo on the WWE YouTube channel as a kid back in 2015, now he's gone on to establish himself as one of the greatest wrestlers in the world today, and he's still only 27. He deserves nothing less than mad respect with how he has managed to not only chase but realize his dreams. MJF is already an absolute legend, and I can't wait to see what the rest of his career stands to offer."

[10.0] "Bockstarker Heel und sehr solide im Ring und am Mikrofon. Wenn man bedenkt, dass MJF erst 27 Jahre alt ist, hat er sich bisher in seiner Karriere schon einen großen Namen gemacht. Ich bin gespannt, wie oft er in den nächsten Jahren bei AEW noch an die Spitze klettern kann."

[9.0] "I did not realise how good MJF is until I saw the match he had against Adam Cole. That made me realise just how good he truly is. Hes gone from the most despised heel in the company to one of its most loved baby faces and is still a scumbag but he has a charm that cant go amiss, His limbwork is superb and he might be the best promo in the world at the moment, I only bring him down a point because his promos can sometimes go into that territory of schlocky and too cartoonishly evil."

[10.0] "MJF is this generations prodigal son of North American Pro Wrestling, and is the most complete pro wrestler in the business currently. MJFs mike skills can only be rivaled by thr people he idolized, and he's capable of working high level matches, regardless if its old school style or modern style. He's had the best feud, Ironman match, 4 way match, and arguably the best title run in AEWs history. One of the hottest acts currently going in pro wrestling."

[10.0] "A completely different type of talent than anyone in this generation of wrestling has offered... Maxwell Jacob Friedman brings the In ring style of having Chris Candido and Heel Bret Hart type moves in his matches, Ric Flair type sliming cheating and also the attraction of the women in the crowd and the charisma Flair had, promos that I think are all works but the way he cuts them they all have the ability to come off and like Scott Steiner WCW and TNA shoot promos except with ten times the IQ.. Many critics of MJF will say his promos just sound like an edgy mark or Corny fan tweets but personally I think he is gold on the mic and the best at talking in the game today. His feud with Punk which is still unfinished was amazing and will be something wrestling fans look back at and talk about for years. His Ironman match with Bryan Danielson is a work of wrestling gods. You may not like MJF or have heat with him for some of the comments he makes but that's the point of a heel wrestler. MJF is old school and is always in kayfabe, something that should be stressed and something that more wrestlers should take notes from him on. Don't give out 10s to anything on here, but MJF is certainly that tier."

[10.0] "MJF has proved him many times that he deserves to be World Champion but I know people still doubt him. His promos are always fire and he always puts awesome matches in front of us. He has had unforgettable rivalries with big names of the likes as Jericho, Punk, Moxley, and Bryan and also had four unforgettable matches with them. The best matches he has had include the matches at Full Gear 2022 vs Moxley, Dog Collar Match at AEW Revolution 2022 vs Punk and the Punk match in Chicago on Dynamite 2/2/22. And had a 60 minute iron man match at Revolution 2023. And had a great 30 minute time limit draw against Cole on the 14/6/2023. MJF will always be my favorite AEW wrestler whether he is champion or not because he will always still bring must watch matches. And that includes the match at All In."

[10.0] "I used to view MJF as the next generation of The Miz, a guy who can has the charisma and promo skills, but who can only work as a heel and never puts on top-tier main event matches. In the last two years, MJF has proved me wrong in a major way. Not only has he put on some of the best matches of the last two years, but he has started showing extreme depth to his character, teasing a face turn for a long time before finally delivering. Face or heel, MJF is must-watch wrestling and he always has the crowd eating out the palm of his hand. One of the best young stars in the history of pro wrestling, it will be exciting to see where he goes from here."

[10.0] "In my opinion he is what wrestling has needed in a long time. Someone who knows how to treat this business. He has continuously shown his love for the sport and has kept kayfabe to the place it needs to be imo (not every wrestler needs to be a big dick like Max but some level of kayfabe in real life would be awesome). But his in ring work is perfect, he knows how much he needs to sell, he knows how to get the crowd going, where ever Maxwell Jacob Friedman goes, I go."

[9.0] "An extremely versatile wrestler from top to bottom who can show emotions and you believe his emotions inside and outside the ring, he isnt perfect yet but is just a matter of time until he breaks his incosistences and become one of the greatests of all time."

[10.0] "right now he's having the best title reign this decade so far and he's incredible in every factor of wrestling/ mic skills? check. technical prowess? check. storytelling chops? check check and check. incredible wrestler, on par if not better than his idol turned rival cm punk."

"Quality in wrestling, MJF is showing why he is world champion material and will be one of the best on the planet in the following years"

[8.0] "MJF entwickelt sich immer mehr zu einem meiner absoluten Favoriten. Der Bursche ist halt erst 27 Jahre jung, hat aber jetzt schon eine Menge drauf. Ein Gesamtpaket, dass meines Erachtens Moxleys Streak völlig zurecht beenden durfte und jetzt AEW-Champion ist und somit an der Spitze der Promotion steht. Seine wrestlerischen Fähigkeiten weiß er zu verbessern, dies tut er auch, weil er bereit ist dazuzulernen. In seinem Epos gegen Danielson bewies er, dass er zu Großem fähig ist und sich vor keinem Giganten im Ring verstecken muss. Ich bin gespannt, wie es mit ihm bei AEW weitergeht und verteile 8 starke Punkte an den Greatest Trick the Devil ever pulled! Wow!"

[10.0] "Amazing character and promo skills, also amazing ring abilities, but starting to get repetitive with how each storyline goes, has amazing potential though. Update: Recently, the better than you baybay storyline is a big refresher from his previous storylines, very entertaining stuff"

[8.0] "He's really good in the ring but he loses a couple of points because his promos have become tiresome and repetitive. Hopefully he develops his gimmick a bit more because since being Champion it's been very one note."

[10.0] "Dude's only 27 and has been killing it ever since he joined AEW. Absolutely brilliant on the microphone. Haven't watched any bad promo from him. Wwe was sleeping on him glad to see AEW cares about such talent. Talking about talent, he isn't only good on the mic but also brilliant between the ropes. His matches with Adam cole, Bryan Danielson and the pillar 4-way clearly Indicate that. In addition to his skills he's got a grasp of how pro wrestling works, dude's clearly doing his homework also its rare to see wrestlers who follow kayfabe like whenever you see him he's always in his character not to mention the time he stayed 2 months underground because of it, and when the devil returned at All Out 2022 everybody was cheering for him and all this while being a heel and that's few of the many things to love about him."

[9.0] "One of the best heels in the industry, especially for his age. He has great promo skills, even if he relies on juvenile insults a tad too much. From an in-ring perspective, he really just needs a good finisher to be top-notch. Hard to judge as he should probably be an 8 in his current form, but barring a freak injury he should be a 10 in 5 years or less."

[10.0] "One of the best wrestlers in the world right now. Fun to watch. Great promo. Great look. Great athlete. Can wrestle logical matches, highlighting his opponents' best skills without overexposing them. Is willing to look dump in some situations. The best heel at the moment. A must watch personality."

[8.0] "MJF is a Very good wrestler and when hes in the right feuds he is one of the best all around performers in the world. But damn is his stuff repetitive"

[8.0] "Great young talent. MJF is really good in the ring with psychology and pacing. MJF is an amazing talker who knows how to get heat. His biggest problem is sometimes he comes off as too goofy or trying to hard to get heat."

[10.0] "I have only given him a rating but without a comment up to this point. The reason I change this is because I really like him as champ (I know, most people don't) and I think that has to be said. In the ring and on the mic as well as charisma- and character-wise there's nothing to complain about as you can pretty much just praise what he has done until now."

"MJF is a credit to the wrestling industry. Talented in the ring, top tier on the stick & dedicated to maintaining kayfabe in a world where kayfabe is all but dead. All this at 27 years old would suggest to any fan of pro wrestling that hell be regarded up there as one of the best workers of his generation (possibly of all time)."

[10.0] "Max is one of the best of all time in mic skill, his ability as a talker is impressive, super charismatic. There was a time when it was said that he wasn't good in the ring, and that has increasingly been proven false, in addition to classic promos on a regular basis, he has also been making classic matches every time he steps in the ring. MJF is very special and tells stories with mastery."

[8.0] "MJF has a lot of talent but it's frankly inconsistent how he executes it. He's shown that he's more than capable to hold a match or a program together on his own, but sometimes he can become too dependent on References or "Lore" that confuses the build to matches. It can be viewed as trying too hard to recapture the multi-dimensional character he had during the Punk feud. Regardless, he's shown he's able to be a top guy, and has a growing resume of good matches to back it up with."

[8.0] "Assets: Is a fantastic promo and his character work is beyond compare. Is very intelligent as a wrestler both in and out of the ring. Has proven to be championship material at both the league level and independent circuit. - - - Flaws: Needs to find some new material, as his promos are getting a bit stale. Isn't exactly the largest person in the locker room. Could he be as believable as a face? - - - Career Potential: Exceptional national league wrestler with immense upside."

[5.0] "MJF has alot of talent but his ability to have a great match/feud is too dependent on whoever he is facing, as he has alot of bad habbits that need to be corrected. he does have alot of potential but the way his world title run has been handled is very questionable. he's still good tho!"

[10.0] "Biggest success story in AEW so far. History might look down on him as lacking the overarching star power needed to generate money during his world title run, but MJF will be critically acclaimed for years to come. As a talker, MJF is one of the best in his company, but there are a lot of great talkers in AEW, so the fact that he still manages to stand out is a testament to his booking. This dude has been booked masterfully. Solid in the ring and consistently I have to remind myself when I watch him, "wait, that's MJF out there? Damn he's a lot better than I remember." He takes advantage of every opportunity given to him. Will be a mega star in the future."

[10.0] "I don't care if its "too early in his career" to give him a ten, this man is already an all time great. The last two years work is amongst the best runs I have ever seen. He is funny as anyone in wrestling, his attention to detail is second to none and he has the ability to hold a crowd in the palm of his hand in his promos. The feud with Punk is the best ever in my books and showcases all of his story telling abilities at their best. In then there is his in ring talent. He does not wrestle often, and it doesn't matter. He delivers every time. Darby Allin, CM Punk, Wheeler Yuta, Jon Moxley, Konosuke Takeshita, Bryan Danielson and the four pillars four way showcase his skill to do any kind of match. A mid card ppv match which steals the show, a brilliant TV Openers and Main Events, a bloody hardcore grudge match, a 60 minute classic and a high paced multi man. No one has as much potential as MJF in the world. He could wrestle like he does for another twenty years and maybe the best to ever do it once all is said and done."

[10.0] "MJF (updating my rating) - I wrote many times that I personally do not like that he very rarely plays matches in the Part-timer mode, I think I was not objective! He's really good at telling stories in his feuds, of course the plot is sometimes repeated in cycles like it was with Cody and Jericho, but that's not the point! His promo skills are amazing and great at the level of CM Punk, his matches are always thoughtful and effective which makes every match of his all the fans want to wait and wait and his matches are really worth the wait! Since they are pure gold - Match MJF vs Bryan Danielson is a direct proof of that! And he is really very interesting as a Champion and I really like that he sticks to his gimmick under any circumstances for that respect! I wish him a great career and all the best!"

[9.0] "I don't know if he has creative control, but his booking is kinda been the same right after the Cody feud. At least he makes it work and the CM Punk feud is probably AEW's greatest feud ever. Shame that both he and Punk lost so much traction with their behind the scenes stuff, but MJF is probably one of the very few heels that wrestles in an amazing style and I appreciate that."

[4.0] "God Damn has this guy gotten unwatchable, the dude has absolute "Go Away" heat with me. I never want to watch another match of let alone another boring and tepid heel promo where he's fat phobic or racist towards asian people like Konnosuke Takeshita. The dude wants to be Ric Flair and Triple H and all those other heel promos but man he doesn't even have a recognizable voice. The man can work but he rarely shows any of it has to be carried by either Bryan or Punk and I didn't even like that Bryan match. I doubt he's gonna be the next big deal because so far he's the reason I don't watch Dynamite weekly as much, hell if there's a promo he's cutting I fast forward or go do something else, MJF is not HIM."

[6.0] "Character work is vital in wrestling no mater how out loud or nuanced it is. MJF has his character work in spades of course, yet it just cant click with me. At times he feels almost too desperate to play 2 different types of villians. He goes back and forth between the old school (and there for at this point a bit generic) heel who is coincided and spoiled and genuinely thinks no one can be better at him at anything, or he wants to be this scorned evil chikensht heel who was wronged so much as a kid that he has to be a villian. Its too conflicting and while I would like to admire how he lies and makes things up for attention as part of his character, WAY too many people think its brilliant, people give him flowers way too much, the audience has ruined an angle because they cheer for him for a few minutes becuase they think they are in on the joke and Max has even talked about how that has fueld him to try and find whats the worst thing he can say or be so people will STOP cheering for him. So part of my appathy for his work comes from how desperate some smarks want to be in on the joke with him and only him for some reason. They dont do this when Kenny is a heel, or with Christian Cage or Jericho. He's the only heel that gets cheered some times and it really destorys his potential because then he gets fixated on coming up with some awful thing to say for 20 minutes and has some what given up on wrestling. While his match with Bryan was one of the best in AEW history, he's also only wrestled about 50 times in the near 5 year history of the company and that is genuinely a massive detrement. I dont like wrestlers who barely wrestle, he doesnt get a pass. He's got a long way to go in my opinion but its likely to many he's already made it. We will see how long he really lasts to be honest."

[6.0] "He's capable of more, but he doesn't show it much. That applies to more than just his in-ring work. He can talk, but rarely does he have anything to say. He's athletic, but his execution is lacking. There are things to build on, but since I first saw him in MLW, I've never understood why he has always been fast tracked. Being the focal point of AEW has really exposed him, but I can't put all the blame on him because he's just taking what he's given."

[10.0] "Really talented guy on the mic and after he become world champion I'm really excited by his body and ring skills. My God He acts like an experienced actor . I like the people who are really interested in pro wrestling and nowadays there are few wrestlers who feel wrestling by their bones and skins."

[9.0] "Probably my favourite wrestler right now, at least in North America. This guy has it all, carisma, mic skill, in ring skill( at first you might not notice that but just watch his performance against Darby, Jungle Boy and Danielson to understand how great he is also under that aspect)"

[6.0] "A little overrated. I think his promo skills are somewhat repetitive, and his in-ring work is no better than any of the 4 pillars in AEW."

[10.0] "MJF, although having accomplished very little in a wrestling, is already an icon. His heel gimmick is arguably the best of the modern era and maybe even of all time. He has arguably put on amazing matches as well being involved in some fantastic feuds. MJF also has the wrestling ability to coincide with his promo ability which is incredible. Ultimately, there is definitely many great things ahead for MJF in the future no matter if he stays in AEW or goes elsewhere. Edit: Following, the Iron Man match, it's safe to say he's truly one of the GOATS now!"

[10.0] "MJF is only 27 and already has several god tier promos under his belt and several classic matches under his belt. We are seeing the early career of one of the all time greats."

[8.0] "Overrated on the mic with a tendency to rely on cheap heat, but underrated in the ring. MJF is very keen to walk the line between work and shoot in his promos, interviews, quite frankly anywhere a camera may be. His work as a heel has been praised so extensively that he tends to be cheered, which ideally needs to change as soon as possible if AEW truly want to make MJF as big as he can be. Will eventually drop the title to a sympathetic babyface *cough* Eddie Kingston *cough* but the ride there should be very interesting."

[10.0] "MJF is quite literally the full package. He's probably the best heel in modern wrestling. He's easily the best promo in modern wrestling, and is probably up there with the likes of the Rock and Ric Flair in terms of pure charisma. And, on the rare occasion that he does wrestle, he's one of the best in the world."

[8.0] "becoming a bit stale on the promo/character side, but is a top 10 wrestler of this generation and he still probably hasn't peaked yet"

[10.0] "This young man is truly special. He doesn't get the full monty because he hasn't reached his peak yet, but with a few more age and experience, as well as some strong and solid booking backing him up, I truly believe he has everything to be the true *superstar* from this generation. He's a joy to watch. Edit: fast forward a couple of years, here's the 10 he deserves!"

[10.0] "I absolutely love MJF as a heel as a great promo guy and even a nice wrestler there is nothing he can't do and in addition is is only 25 years old, and already one of the biggest names in wrestling nowadays. I will absolutely love to see where can I get him a 10 because he know what he do and he is doing it with great passion."

[10.0] "The major reason for me to watch AEW's product every week. He is the best on the mic I've ever seen since Stone Cold. His promo is amazing. His ring skill maybe not be the best but it's very solid to be the main eventer."

[7.0] "To me, MJF is very hit or miss. There will be one week where I think he's really really good then the next week I'll think he's awful. And this title run isn't doing it for me at all. I personally didn't enjoy the Ironman match. I don't like the recycled feud options of wrestle 5 of my friends or 5 other wrestlers before me trope. And I get it he's the heel you're supposed to hate it, but it's been - I swear - 3 feuds in a row where he did the 5 matches thing and it's really getting old, I really want to like MJF - I do. But until dude starts being more original with his feuds, I gotta give the man a 7."

[10.0] "Each of his appearances are masterclasses both in the ring and on the microphone. He is the one the business talks about the most. He has gigantic creative freedom and uses it perfectly. He attracts heat like no other."

[10.0] "Necessary individual for current generation of wrestlers. Keeping fully kayfabe persona in social-media era is a huge thing. Edgy, controversial and entertaining as hell - I don't remember any of similar example in the two decades. At 26 he's one of the most complete wrestlers that you could imagine. Generational talent."

"Already one of the greats. Great character, incredible heat magnet. Will be around for a long time. Can do it all in the ring too and has a pretty awesome moveset."

[8.0] "He's an 11 on promos and 4 technical ability. MJF can do a decent match against a highly skilled technical wrestler, but does poorly against a non-technical wrestlers, such as high fliers. He seems to be getting better, but that might just be more careful booking."

[7.0] "Der Hype um ihm ist für mich nicht nachvollziehbar. Sicherlich am Mikrofon nicht schlecht aber im Ring dann im besten Fall solide. In den meisten Fällen sind seine Matches doch eher langweilig."

[10.0] "Character, in-ring performance, look are all solid. His work with Punk and BD have been incredible for creating emotional, believable, entertaining promos that are less than formulaic. A great wrestler adapts based on his opponent, something he does so well. He elevates the product through his mic work and character development. His mat wrestling continues to improve, but what he already brings to the company makes him an invaluable asset. I'd guess that AEW will be trying to extend him very long-term based on his ability to generate real heat on a consistent basis...There's a sophistication to his story-telling that is more than simply telling the audience they're stupid and fat. Few wrestlers get the breaks he has, and few have capitalized more than he has."

[10.0] "Ladies and gentlemen, This man is the devil himself, He has a wonderful Heel character, which can be said to be among the 5 best in history, He shows the classic style of wrestling well."

"Maybe the most overrated person in wrestling. He's fine in ring, nothing to write home about. On the mic he's maybe a consistent D grade promo. He says A LOT but with nothing really in there. His character is inconsistent and always has failing stables built around him. The only MJF angle I recall enjoying at all is him being driven crazy by "Teenage Dirtbag"."

[10.0] "The most entertaining promo of the last several years. He can also have excellent matches and elevates every story he is in. He is a bit undersized."

[8.0] "The sky is the limit for MJF. He's got a good look and is tremendous on the mic, even though he could benefit from dialling back on the shouting and inside references. Very rare these days to see someone who just "gets" pro wrestling; outstanding character work and probably the best heel around today. Also an underrated worker too; a simple wrestling style devoid of the moves and athleticism we usually see but he's in that small band of active wrestlers who understands psychology still and actually works according to his character. Still immensely young and the potential improvements are salivating."

[7.0] "I have to admit, I find MJF a little overrated. He's definitely *very good*. I just find him a tier below the best in some of his character work. With that said, he's an excellent slimy heel and has had some truly great stories in his career. His in-ring work is hard to evaluate, because even when he's not sitting out or injured or whatever he wrestles too infrequently. He's had some very good matches, for sure. His promos are good, if sometimes a little long and self-indulgent. Where he really excels are with his fantastic expressions, his strong desire to make his opponents look good, and his amazing in-ring storytelling. He's got a long career and a very bright future ahead of him."

[2.0] "MJF's problem is that he's fallen into this rut where every feud he goes into goes in one of two ways. He either sets out labors for the baby face wrestler to overcome and we spend weeks listening to him yap while the hero valiantly struggles but perseveres and gets to fight him in the end. Or number 2, he calls his opponent poor and worthless then has a match where he wins with his magic Mcguffin ring. He's a better wrestler than people give him credit for but his last truly great stuff was with Wardlow and Punk. MJF has used large portions of his promo's subject matter to talk about how he will be in WWE when his deal is up, this constant reminder that he wants to leave the company for something better is a terrible idea, and he gets jeered for it but when you purposefully tell people there is a better option and you'd rather be somewhere else especially given how AEW's backstage environment has been exposed as less than ideal atm it really turns people away rather than riles them up. He talks about leaving all the time and when he's not it's typical heel stuff like insulting the crowded city or calling his opponent a drug addict, stuff anyone can do. Since he very rarely wrestles we get to hear him talk and omg he just says the same thing over and over again. The Jericho feud was insufferable, I had hoped Punk would curve his bad habits but this Danielson feud has proven he hasn't learned a thing. MJF works best as a saboteur, someone that infiltrates then betrays you when you have nothing left to offer him, when he's not doing that it's..... yea not very good. The Punk stuff was great though! In fact, a lot of my frustration with MJF is that we could see how low he could go without doing the same shit he had done before, but he's yet to reach those heights. Another problem with MJF is that his heel performances are quite..... performative in that he comes off like a guy playing a rich douche but not actually being one. I don't buy his role and this was exposed by Punk in their first promo battle, he can be articulate and clever, but he doesn't draw upon anything to really bring something believable to the table, and he really says a lot without really saying anything; which is fine when your coasting but when faced with someone who could take you to task (CM PUNK) I felt bad for MJF. It wasn't until later when the Punk feud got going that I really believed in MJF as a top guy. His matches fit the feud and he was operating at a high level with the best. However like I said before he's yet to operate at that level since that point. Honestly just watch the Punk feud and see his progression and you'll understand what he's capable of. As of now, he's operating at a low level as champion and I have to score accordingly."

[8.0] "Great character work. Kinda just above average in ring, BUT EFFECTIVE. MJF always gets better though so unless he leaves to do a big acting gig after the freebirds movie he will just keep getting better. Hopefully in real life he thinks he can get better. His mjf character would probably not agree."

[10.0] "Everyone knows how good he is at promos. Can be a little insider baseball at times (i dont think the cheap pop smarky promos help tbh) but his recent work has been excellent. All the shine was on Starks during that feud, MJF did everything to get him over. His heated post match promos are excellent, he does so much with such little time. His feuds are paced excellently, and he does all this while still feeling like the champ. Generational. Only thing is I hope he starts getting bood soon, would make his feuds truly ascend, there aren't many babyfaces as good as Starks and I don't think you can get many people as over as you got Starks, but you have time."

[10.0] "Ein Wort: Star! Super Matchqualität, Promos der Wahnsinn, einfach nur Wow der Typ. Hoffe seine Aew Titelregentschaft wird jetzt super!"

[4.0] "MJF whether in character or not--constantly talking about WWE is bush league and low class in all aspects. A World Champion non-stop name dropping people in other organizations does the company a disservice to have their World Champion/one of their Top stars always talking about how much better the competition is and how it's their goal to go there."

[8.0] "Seine stärkste Waffe ist das Mikro, an dem er wohl kaum zu schlagen ist. Seine Promos sind sehr intelligent, kreativ und witzig. Ich hab den Eindruck, dass er regelrecht mit der Crowd spielt. Er versteht es bestens, die Reaktion bei der Crowd zu ziehen, die er gerne von ihr haben will. Er ist also dazu fähig, die smarte Crowd durchaus zu manipulieren. Das können zwar auch andere, aber er kann es noch besser! In Zeiten in denen das Kayfabe nicht mehr stark ist, ist das schon ein Kunststück. Im Ring ist MJF zwar auch ein Guter, besonders was Taktik und Psychologie betrifft, aber ich finde, er ist oft zu verspielt und setzt seinem Gegner nicht heftig genug zu. Er bringt schon zu viele Showelemente mit ein und ist zu häufig mit der Crowd beschäftigt. Um seine In-Ring-Performance glaubwürdiger wirken zu lassen, sollte er sich stärker darauf konzentrieren, harte Aktionen gegen seinen Widersacher anzubringen. Von denen zeigt er zu wenig und bei dem was er im Ring anstellt, fehlt mir etwas die Intensität. Seine In-Ring-Skills sind schon ordentlich, aber da ist noch Luft nach oben! Die wrestlerischen Fähigkeiten sind mir eben sehr wichtig, und von daher gebe ich "nur" 8 Punkte."

[10.0] "One of the best Heels in pro wrestling today. Has all the potential to go down as one of the greatest Heels in pro wrestling history. A master at getting under peoples' skin. Feels like a cross between Ric Flair & Roddy Piper. Is a heat magnet machine. Brilliant in-ring psychologist. One of the best promo artists in pro wrestling today. Has all the potential to become one of the greatest promo artists in pro wrestling history. Is EXTREMELY important to AEW's future, which is why he is so protected. Needs to get his hands on a championship belt to see what it does for his career & how it will elevate him as a character. UPDATED: He finally got his hands on a championship belt, and it's the grandest one of them all, the AEW World Championship. Let's see what comes out of his interesting title reign. Let's see how his "Reign of terror" unfolds."

[10.0] "Talking about MJF is very easy. He is simply the best and everyone knows it. He's a 9.5/10 in the ring. 10/10 on mic and 100/10 on gimmick. I don't think anyone will ever be as good as him. The guy does a wonderful job and deserves all the credit in the world. BEST HEEL OF TIME!"

[9.0] "easily one of the best in the world at the moment, dude is great on the mic, great in the ring and has natural charisma. dude really is the whole package and he? s only 26, can? t wait to see how he progresses in the next 15-20 years"

[8.0] "Hard to give this guy a rating, we still haven't seen his full potential. Everything so far has pointed to someone who knows what they're doing when it comes to psychology, which is easiest to do with the classic wrestling heel archetype. It's been so long since we've had true heels or babyfaces that this sort of approach is refreshing. The irony being we're booing him not because we hate him, but because we like him. They said wrestling was postmodern and I guess they were right. Also refreshing is his steadfast commitment to kayfabe- it's honestly astonishing to me that no one else is doing this, the time seems right for it. In the past few weeks we've seen how powerful that commitment can be- is he really serious about leaving AEW? His boss can't rightly tell him to stop saying this stuff, because it's stuff a guy like him would say. No one can tell when he's working. The mystique is back due to kayfabe, but of course in a postmodern twist- we assume everything he's saying is a lie rather than the truth. Like they used to say in the old days, if you're not sure if it's a work, then it's definitely a work. Solid in the ring but more seasoning would serve him well. Probably the best promo working today. I can't wait to see where he is in five years. E: I'm upping to 8 now that he has a world title. As crazy as the past year has been, MJF has insisted on being the most important wrestler out there today. More than Cody, more than Punk, more than Roman. Hopefully AEW turns into the MJF show for the next year."

[10.0] "Possibly the greatest wrestler on the mic in this new generation. Some say Miz knockoff but MJF is one of one"

[6.0] "MJF was a pretty good heel around the time of his feud with CM Punk, although he was never 100% convincing to me - beneath the veneer of an asshole there was always a bit of an actor coming through. And ever since he came back after a short absence following the feud, he seems more like an unexpected and unwilling babyface (or an anti-babyface, I suppose), which just doesn't suit him all that well in my eyes. I just liked him the best when he was a little chickenshit with delusions of grandeur who thought he could be better than Punk, and who employed all sorts of underhanded tactics to get what he wanted. Still, one of the biggest draws in the company, which certainly counts for something, and not at all a bad in-ring performer."

[10.0] "MJF can captivate the entire arena with his promo skills. When the Burberry Scarf goes on, he turns into someone else. While I do think he would absolutely kill in the WWE, it's better for him to stay in AEW. Would his promo game elevate after winning a title? I think he has potential to be an all time great. Only time will tell. But the future is looking insanely bright for the Generational Talent."

[10.0] "Kaum zu glauben, dass MJF schon mit Anfang 20 so unterhaltsam war wie die Größten des Geschäfts es meistens erst mit ungefähr 30 bis 35 Jahren sind. Mit weitem Abstand der beste Talker seiner Generation. Seine Fähigkeiten und seine Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten, die MJF in seinem jungem Alter noch hat, wird er über Jahre hinaus ein Fixpunkt im Business sein. Khan und Co. sollten nicht so dumm sein und die Chance verpassen, ihn zum World Champion und Mittelpunkt der Shows zu machen. Falls nicht - aber auch so - sehe ich ihn früher oder später als einen der heißesten Wechselkandidaten zu WWE. Mithalten könnte er dort allemal."

[7.0] "Fun, comparatively "smarter" ideas in his matches (when he rarely has them). General flow on the mic is...fluid, but cheap heel shtick is tired by about 20 years. His cadence annoys me (Huh, isn't that right, bud). Def. overrated on the stick, but he's young. Now he's apparently entered the next phase, extra juicing, angsty and whiny. It does nothing for me."

[10.0] "A good in ring worker, but we all know the dude is the best talker going. He got a crowd to boo William Regal. Enough said."

[10.0] "MJF is the future of wrestling's heel characters, that's all there is to it, he has a talent on the mic that is undeniably going to be one of the best in the sport."

[5.0] "Overhyped on the mic, and absolutely nothing in the ring, a perfectly average heel that AEW would be better off without now."

[6.0] "I still find him to lean into edgelord tendencies far too much as a heel and mostly underdeliver inside the ring, but he did his job perfectly in the Brodie Lee tribute match and that has made my once hatred of him soften considerably over the last few months."

[4.0] "MJF has the potential to be a big heel and has the perfect look for being a smaller, smug, rich smarmy asshole but he constantly undercuts himself by relying too much on "THIS CITY BAD, YOUR LOCAL SPORTS TEAM SUCKS, YOUR WOMEN UGLY, YOU VIRGIN ME CHAD" promos and doing the same random lame jabs to people he's in feuds with, and he's been doing this whole career from CZW all the way to AEW. His whole character represents the perfect cowardly heel archetype, but he's constantly booked as a cool guy heel who always gets the last laugh through cheating or selling none of the match and cutting a "scathing" promo on the way to the back or the next night. It's not enjoyable to watch his feuds because you know any comeuppance he gets is absolutely underwhelming compared to what he puts his opponent through in the storyline. His wrestling is serviceable, but most of it is just by-the-numbers wrestling and heel work with a rare good match now and then when he's actually forced to mix it up and do something different. He's rewarded for doing this bland, repetitive character and booking everywhere he goes, however, so there's no reason to show progress or growth to change it up. I have seen this same tired schtick from MJF for years now and I simply have no interest to watch him get beat up or even cut promos anymore."

[10.0] "His excellent Dynamite match with Sammy Guevara was what got me to finally commit to watching AEW in June 2021. His matches with Darby Allin at Full Gear 2021 and Punk at Revolution 2022 have been two of my favourites in AEW since. And why? Partly because he's really good in the ring. But also because they were both immensely engaging at an emotional level with perfectly built stories and stakes. Gifted storyteller, incredible talker and backs it up between the ropes. What more can you ask for?"

[2.0] "He's an average in-ring wrestler with above average promos and horrible booking. There are many others in AEW I would rather see pushed besides him. Maybe if he'd be booked to wrestle more we'd see more of what he can do? I don't get the internet's love of him beyond he can be charismatic in mic-only segments."

[10.0] "Einer der besten Heels aktuell im Business. Sehr gut am Mikrofon, in Ring Work ist ebenfalls sehr gut. MJF entscheidet sich dazu, seine Highlights primär in den Promos zu setzen. Im Ring findet er vor allem im Klassischen Stil statt. Potenzial: 3(+)x AEW World Champion - 700+ Tage insgesamt. - Upper Midcard / Main Event"

[10.0] "MJF getting just 8.65 on this site is such a disgrace even though this is not a bad score. This man is the future of professional wrestling. Expect his rating to get higher in the next years."

[5.0] "MJF is highly overrated for what he does. Yes he's good talker, but his in ring work is average at best and he's tiny. He's probably around 5'9 , 190 lbs (I've seen him at my gym multiple times). He did his best work in MLW, his run in AEW is a bore."

[9.0] "MJF is by far the best talker in wrestling today. He relies on low-hanging fruit when he doesn't take his opponent seriously, this is usually not his best work but still consistently good and funny. But when he turns it up, no one alive can out talk this guy. He's showed it with feuds opposite Punk, Wardlow, and Darby. Also he's a great wrestler, which people don't give him credit for, because he doesn't show it often. If MJF wrestled every week, he couldn't be MJF, people would cheer him if they saw his work all the time, but look at his matches with Punk, Darby, and Cody. The guy can go and at only 26, he's on route to being all-time great."

[10.0] "The greatest talker in the game today, and once he is done will probably go down as one of the greatest ever. Not only is he a master of working the crowd and telling convincing stories with his mouth he is one of the best in the ring at psychology and storytelling. The best heel currently wrestling and one of the top guys in all of wrestling."

[10.0] "MJF's 2020 has been a year of amazing wrestling and top tier promos and angles. At 24 years old, he's leagues ahead of his contemporaries, and his varity of matches seem to poise him as a long term heel and staple of AEW. His varity of matches and technique this year show why he's so well protected (MJF vs Jungle Boy is a great styled match, the match vs Moxley a great pay off to its build, and his match with Jericho is exactly what you want from a heel vs heel match). 2022 Update: Had to move MJF up to a 10 from a 9. He's working on all levels right now. Punk Feud, Wardlow Feud, and now a Tony Khan feud are wild and banger after banger. A generational talent, for sure."

[9.0] "Wie kann man in dem Alter so gut sein? Die Antwort: Er lebt für das Business und nimmt es ernst. Grandiose Ausstrahlung, sehr gut am Mikrofon, stark im Ring, die richtige Attitude, authentisch, tolle Entrance, toller Look und äußerst charismatisch. Ein Rohdiamant, der für die größten Bühnen des Sports gemacht ist."

[9.0] "Seit der Fehde mit Punk mag ich ihn. Toll am Mik. Tolle Mimik und Gestik. Spielt auch außerhalb des Rings immer seine Rolle. Was ich negativ finde ist, dass er doch recht selten Matches bestreitet. 8/10"

[9.0] "Give him a few more years and he'll be a 10/10. His mic work and sense of ring psychology are both top notch and once he crisps up his in ring work a tad; which is already superb but not quite flawless yet, he'll be inarguably one of the best professional wrestlers on the planet in the current era. I think future generations will remember MJF the same way we remember greats like Ric Flair."

[5.0] "Pretty overrated and boring as a character. I wish people would stop acting like just another gimmick of rich douche guy was the future of wrestling. It isn't. Low brow promos for cheap pops and needing a good ring general to get good matches is all there is."

[9.0] "He doesn't lie when he says that he is the present and the future of Wrestling, the best mic-talker in Wrestling today and certainly one of the best mic-talkers in history. The best Heel currently too. Despite lacking a bit of entertainment when it comes to wrestling, he is great."

[10.0] "At just 25 years old, MJF has just about everything you can ask for in a professional wrestler. He is one of the best in the industry on the mic, and whenever he talks, he has the entire audience in the palm of his hand. On top of that, he? s extremely solid in ring, while protecting the longevity of his career. He is the best heel the wrestling world has seen in quite a while, and he still has so much time to grow. The sky really is the limit for him. The future of professional wrestling."

[10.0] "Are you kidding me' This man is with a new age Four Horsemen, as the leader, his character work, charisma, and natural sense of humor and extreme attachment to the old school art of kayfabe of Professional Wrestling has very well served him extremely well. He's not bad in the ring whatsoever (hes 25, he'll improve over the next decade), and his real gold mine comes from his presence as a mic guy"

"Can? t rate him yet but I? d dare give him a 10. As he says, he is the total package. He can put on good matches, and he sure as hell is entertaining on the mic. He often says that when hes doing interviews or segments, he wants people to fall off their seats, and I think he manages to do so. I? m really looking forward to seeing how much of a star he will become in the next few years."

[7.0] "Crazy talented for someone so young. He genuinely might be the best talker in wrestling history, based solely on the fact that he literally never stumbles over his words or in any way undercuts his delivery. He's completely confident and smooth whenever he's on the mic, which makes his promos that much more compelling because he then genuinely comes off as someone with conviction behind what he says. He's also just one of the absolute GOATs when it comes to portraying himself as a detestably self-absorbed heel, with everything from his facial expressions, his gestures, his posture, his tone, his use of space, and his outfit all screaming "I have delusions of grandeur and I genuinely think I'm better than everyone". Even the most highly respected talkers going back to the 70s would suffer every now and then from either stumbling over their words or coming off as too cheesy on what they were saying, but MJF has somehow perfected both. He's so incredible of a talker that it's almost as if he was concocted in a lab, perfectly designed to be a mega wrestling heel. For a long time it was assumed that MJF was a pure "character worker", and that he couldn't wow fans with his in-ring work like many of AEW's other top stars did. Over the last year, though, he's proven to be a great seller, quite intelligent with the psychology he chooses to employ, and more than capable of working the fast-paced 'explosive' style alongside the more traditional "epic match" wrestlers in the company. This guy really just has it all. His in-ring work will probably never reach a truly amazing level, but if he just maintains it where it is then he could easily become a through-and-through great wrestler. MJF should absolutely win the AEW World Title some time in the next 2 years, and he should have a monstrous reign once he does. I would love that, and it would allow him to finally prove himself as a top guy."

[10.0] "The best heel of this era in American pro wrestling, and he is only 25 years old. His character, his promo, his acting, his heel work during matches...almost everything he did was masterpiece for a heel. His match with Darby and Punk was unforgettable, and I believe we still haven't seen the full potential of him."

[7.0] "Maxwell Jacob Friedman is excellent with the microphone on his hands, his character work is impeccable, his psychology is out of this world and the fact that he keeps kayfabe alive 24/7 is obviously the best thing about him. When it comes to his in-ring work, he can be very poor or simply great, he's not consistent when it comes to that. He can't carry a match, but can do a good job with the carrier. Sadly, his booking has always been poor and generic, it gets pretty tiresome to watch. He's still 25 years old, so I'm hoping he becomes a really good wrestler and someone that can actually carry a match."

[10.0] "First off, is there anyone cutting a better promo then this guy right now' In the ring he's the type of guy who gets how to work a style to piss fans off. He might just truly be as good as he claims to be in promos"

[7.0] "MJF is great at what he does, which for the most part, is talking. He has a great presence in his voice that commands attention. He plays a great heel, though his attempts at "heel heat" sometimes go a little too far in my opinion. As a wrestler, he is solid but forgettable. Overall I think he is solid, but his cheap heat promos and forgettable (not bad) ring work prevent me from rating him higher."

[8.0] "Wrestling's youngest big-match, almost part-time wrestler. His mic skills are so valuable that he features regularly on AEW without getting bogged down in too many exhibition matches. The Pinnacle/Inner Circle war took up most of his year, the best match for me being his Tag Championship match with Jericho vs The Young Bucks. Had a very good match vs Darby, an overrated one against Sammy Guevara. I don't like the 'Four Pillars' idea, but MJF is here to stay, so it's a good thing he can go in the ring the way he can."

[7.0] "A really good young performer with a tendency to try too hard and come across forced and unnatural as a result. I really don't see him as a perennial champion so much as I do a Piper/Miz type and I think his gimmick as the heeliest heel to ever heel limits his ceiling a bit and contrasts with his "youngest, fastest rising star" schtick. Despite this, he's capable of putting on great matches/promos on any given night."

[7.0] "MJF is someone who has obtained a lot of notoriety over the years thanks in large part to his snarmy douchebro rich guy character and his ability to work a crowd. Having seen some of his work, I can say that this is justified. He has a natural arrogance to himself that makes him well-suited to be a heel. It also helps that he is quite good in the ring, utilizing old school psychology and a more conservative in-ring style than much of his peers. All this helps to create a unique, almost WWE-esque performer who in theory can be a top-tier heel. There is one major flaw I've noticed from him however and that's his usage of overly edgy insults. While the occasional jab can help create a level of shock value, an over-usage of this can lead to it becoming cheapened and lacking of his value. Regardless, I still think MJF has the tools to become a major success in the wrestling industry. The fact he's done this much at his age is extremely impressive and I have no doubt that he will continue to be one of AEW's top draws in the years to come."

[8.0] "Scarf Miz may actually have something going for him here, because he's got great in-ring work and can have the audience in the palm of his hand within the first line of his promo. As others have mentioned, he has the tendency to throw in edgy lines just for a cheap reaction, which detracts from many of his promos and promotes redundancy, but overall, if you can get people to be so invested in your work, you're clearly doing something right. Still has some work to do, but will only get better in the years to come, I'm sure, just needs to round out the edges."

"I really like Maxwell, he is the future of wresting, he really knows how to work with the crowd, how to interact with them and knows ho to get the reaction that he needs. His promos are always as perfect as promos could ever be. I think it's time to give MJF something special(he's already having on of the best feuds ever), like a long TNT rain or he can even dethrone Adam Page in the nearest future."

[9.0] "Eine 10 ist er noch nicht, aber locker eine 9, 4999. Mic Work, als ob er das ganze schon 15 Jahre macht. Tonnen an Selbstbewusstsein und Intelligenz für das Business. Seine "Schwäche" sind noch die In-Ring Fähigkeiten, wobei das bei ihm auch meckern auf hohem Niveau ist. Technik ist sauber, ihm fehlen noch ein paar herausstechende Matches, aber auch daran arbeitet er zur Zeit hat (zuletzt vs. Darby Allin). Mit 25 hat er noch alle Zeit der Welt. Ich finde den modernen Ric Flair Touch den er einbringt sehr erfrischend."

"Criminally underrated as a worker, proven by his Full Gear match with Darby Allin. Obviously a great promo, too."

[10.0] "His in-ring work and mic skills are unbelievable for his age. MJF is the future. He is one of the only modern wrestlers that never breaks character. He is easily the best of the 4 pillars."

[9.0] "Ein sensationeller Heel sowohl während des Wrestlings als auch außerhalb. Ich mein der Typ macht (natürlich nicht ernst gemeinte) Witze über einen Fan im Rollstuhl, beleidigt seine eigene Mutter auf Twitter und zeigt nem kleinen Jungen während einer Autogrammstunde den Finger und vieles weitere. Da mag der ein oder andere sagen, dass so etwas aus der Zeit gefallen ist, ich bin aber unglaublich froh dass wir wieder einen Heel im Wrestling haben der auf alles pfeift und einfach sein Ding durchzieht. Wenn er so weitermacht gehört dem Burschen die Zukunft"

[10.0] "Probably my favorite wrestler in AEW. Dude is amazing on the mic, just constant boos from the crowds whenever he appears. Great in the ring, too."

[9.0] "Through and through a heel wrestler of the very old school. He makes his opponent look strong without looking weak himself. He can freak out a hall with just a few sentences and has the spontaneity and aplomb to work with unpredictable situations within the spectrum of his character. I just hope he doesn't continue to play this character off camera, otherwise he's unlikely to stay in the business long. He already has everything you need, now all that's missing are the titles and the big feuds."

[9.0] "Mit 25 Jahren schon so eine Promo-Leistung und so ein Heel-Work abzuliefern, spottet jeder Beschreibung. Es ist mMn jetzt schon schwer, da irgendein grossartiges Verbesserungspotential zu sehen. Wenn er jetzt in Sachen Matches auch noch nachzieht, steht diesem glorreichen Halunken eine ordentlich erfolgreiche Karriere bevor."

[10.0] "Gerade mal 25 Jahre alt und schon der beste Heel der Neuzeit - ich liebe es, den Kerl zu hassen! <3"

[8.0] "I think he's underrated in the ring and capable of putting on solid performances and he will continue to improve. As he does this rating could go higher. However, on the mic he's one of the best of this generation. He has given some of the best promos and he plays the heel character better than many. One of the best in that department. He's lacking in the ring but improving and if that ever catches up or becomes a more consistent part of who he is, he has great potential to be a true main even star."

[7.0] "(7. 5/10) Right now, He is one of the best heel in North america. And the scariest part about all this is. he got that tittle since he was 23 YEARS OLD. He is 25 right now, Can you imagine in 10-15 years with experience overtime. he can EASILY surpass the rock. It took the rock 3 years to be that "Legit" future in WWF, and MJF did it the first minute he step to AEW. Now imagine how good MJF is when he hit 30-35. People will see him as the BEST heel that ever touched this planet earth surpassing Edge, VKM, Shawn michael, and even chris jericho in his Y2J era."

[8.0] "People treat MJF like a god of modern wrestling. Don't get me wrong, he's good, but a bit overrated. His character work is phenomenal and he is never lost for words on the mic. A very old school-style heel, surprisingly funny at times, and one of few to keep their character 'switched on' at all times. As a wrestler, he's fine. Understandably, heels usually don't have as many moves in their arsenal because the point is for them to be as unlikeable as possible, and that's hard to accomplish when they're pulling off Ricochet flips and the like. However, the problem with MJF is that his character takes away from what he is capable of in the ring. In other words, when I think of MJF, I don't think of a 5-star match, but rather a 5-star promo. He's not memorable on that front for me. Granted, he's still a good worker and shows a lot of potential, but he's still got a long trip before he is truly considered a main event player."

[5.0] "He's an average wrestler, sometimes he had good match but only with a good opponent. Good on mic. Not that great heel that everyone see in him, he is just a common heel. I don't see the future of AEW in him."

[10.0] "Future GOAT. He has everything. Charisma, leadership, micskill, in-ring quite good, he can be midcarder, Main Eventer, but he's not born to be a jobber. Why ? Because he's better than you, and you know it."

[5.0] "Zu sehr der Vergangenheit verpflichtet, um ein echter Ausbruch zu sein. Er ist sehr solide im Ring, aber seine Spielerei ist in der Neuzeit so abgestanden."

[8.0] "On promos alone he's a 10 and a contender for the best in the business. His in-ring displays, however, are almost always unremarkable. He is somewhat of a fish out of water in AEW in that he wrestles a style quite out of line with the explosive PWG-inspired style at the heart of their product. Still, they'd be wise to hold onto him as long as possible, he is an asset and a special talent. He is a throwback that is really easy to root against, and herein lies his greatest value. Also he was mean to me on Reddit once."

[6.0] "In ring, he's very good for his age and remains to be seen how good he can be. On mic, I find him incredibly overrated. Generic character and doesn't have charisma as organic feeling as someone like Ricky Starks, who feels like a genuine personality as opposed to the generic heel performance of MJF."

[7.0] "MJF ist gerade am Mic schon jetzt mit seinen gerade 25 Jahren ein richtig Großer. Im Ring ist er bislang maximal solide was sich aber im Laufe der Zeit sicherlich auch noch verbessern wird. Ich freue mich schon jetzt auf jeden seiner Auftritte."

[8.0] "I think hes a great promo but his matches are rarely spectacular. If he can have a MOTY contender he will become amongst the greatest."

[9.0] "MJF is a good wrestler who cuts fantastic promos and carries himself like nobody else in the sport. And considering his age I'm really excited to see how he'll improve from here."

[6.0] "Not bad on the mic, but most of his heel work is pretty generic and quite reliant on tropes and overused techniques to get cheap heat: he doesn't really reinvent the wheel in that regard and I don't buy him as a main event level threat either. Honestly, if I was to compare, he's basically a younger Miz but not as versatile in terms of range or how he can showcase himself. MJF also has a very limited ceiling in terms of in ring work, he's not terrible or anything but he's certainly got a way to go as he hasn't really refined a style for himself yet, and comes across as quite green in most regards. That being said, he does have a ton of potential, and I can see him working as a strong mid card heel if he can improve on his fairly strong foundations. Ok, but certainly not fantastic."

[10.0] "A top tier mic worker for sure, he knows how to get every single audience member who watches him to hate his guts, just from his charisma alone. Good in the ring too, in about 2 - 3 years, I can see him becoming AEW world champion in all honesty."

[10.0] "Best heel in the world and one of the youngest wrestlers signed to a major company. Imagine how good he? s gonna be in 5-10 years."

[9.0] "This guy is a wrestling prodigy and someone that AEW can build their next 20 yrs around. At only 24 yrs, Jacob Friedman has the potential to be one of the best pro wrestler of his generation."

[9.0] "MJF could use some improvement in the ring, but that's the only thing stopping him from being a 10. As young as he is, he's already one of the 4 or 5 best heels in the business. Barring injury or something else derailing his career, it's hard to believe he's not a future World Champion."

[8.0] "Would give him a 6 for in-ring ability and make a hard choice between 9 or 10 for promo and character work, so I think giving him an 8 overall is fair."

[9.0] "Really really good heel but I feel like there's still a lot of room for improvement-- despite his talent right now. He has a big future ahead of him and I'm loving his work at the moment."

[10.0] "MJF ist einer der größten Stars der Zukunft. Er hat so unfassbar viel Charisma und verkörpert die Heel Rolle so gut wie kein zweiter im aktuellen Wrestling. Am Mic ist er mit Chris Jericho zusammen das Beste was es aktuell gibt. Auch im Ring überzeugt er durchaus. Wenn man ihn weiter richtig aufbaut, dann hat AEW in naher Zukunft einen absoluten Topstar im Wrestling Business."

[10.0] "Einer der besten Heels, wenn nicht der beste, im Business zur Zeit. Charakterdarstellung: 10 von 10. Mehr braucht man für die Bewertung nicht in Betracht ziehen, denn genau das ist es, was ihn ausmacht und wofür er auftritt."

[5.0] "In meinen Augen noch kein guter Heel. Man sollte mal verstehen, dass man nicht gleich ein guter Heel ist nur weil man auf FB und anderen Websites Leute auskontert oder beleidigt."

[10.0] "Der Kerl ist großartig. Tolle Ausstrahlung und ein Arschlochcharakter in Perfektion ausgeführt. Seine Promos sind jetzt bereits spitzenklasse."

[5.0] "Not bad, has clear confidence on the mic and a high ceiling, but let's not get crazy here. In today's wrestling landscape, you gotta be a good worker to be a star, and when you aren't even a Cody's level, that's something you need to work on. His promos are immensely overrated with many blinded by his modern pop culture references to really hear what he says, which is generally underwhelming. The good thing is he's 23 years old - he's bound to improve in practically every aspect. Maybe he'll be the second coming of The Miz, and that's far from a bad thing. I sure wouldn't mind seeing MJF a world champion if that happens."

[9.0] "Für mich eins der grössten Talente was sein mic work und seine Charakter darstellung angeht. Im Ring ist durchaus noch luft nach oben aber er hat sich im letzten Jahr auch schon deutlich gesteigert. Auf alle fälle sollte man Maxwell Jacob Friedman im Auge behalten denn er wird noch ganz gross rauskommen mmn."

[8.0] "Only because he couldn't prove himself more, he's not above 8 for me. Other than that he's an awesome heel - a big heat magnet. One of the few wrestlers who constantly takes shots at crowds with actual reasons behind it. Incredibly charismatic. Great potential, his friendship with Cody feels like one of the most promising stories at the moment. But not only that, he's pretty good in the ring."

[7.0] "Am Mic genial, absolut charismatisch und kaum einer spielt die Heel Rolle perfekt. Er weiß einfach wie man Heat ziehen kann und wie man das perfekt in MAtches und Promos einbringen kann. Das in-ring Work ist wohl seine schwäche, doch auch das beherscht er grundsolide. Ein Wrestler mit einer großen Zukunft, aktuell fpr mich in der Midcard perfekt, aber in Zukunft absolut Potential für den Main Event."

[8.0] "He is very dedicates to his character. An excellent heel, but I can't exactly picture him as a face. As long as he continues to do what he always does, he will definitely become a main-eventer."

[8.0] "He's quickly becoming the new darling of the IWC. Credit where it's due: In the social media age where most people turn off the wrestling persona, MJF has it on all the time. I like that A LOT & I wish more people would roll that way. The rich snobby gimmick feels a little basic & I'm not the biggest fan of that, but he's proving to be great on the mic & vicious when it comes to his insults. I'm looking forward to seeing more of him."

[8.0] "Wenn MJF die passende Plattform bekommt könnte aus ihm ein ganz großer werden. Am Mic ist er jetzt schon eine absolute Granate und im Ring ist er zumindest ordentlich. Wenn AEW ihn richtig booked und er einige High Profile Matches bekommt wird er sich in kürzester Zeit als einer der Top Heels etablieren."

"Ich habe leider noch nichts von MJF gesehen, kann also z. B. seine In-Ring-Skills überhaupt nicht bewerten, aber Junge: Unglaublich wie er sich bei seiner ersten Mainstream-Show vor großem Publikum nur durch sein Auftreten, Charisma und seinen Mic-Skills als einer der M. V. P. Žs und tragenden Säulen von AEW positioniert. Optisch ein wenig wie eine Mischung aus The Miz und Alberto del Rio, wobei er beide in Puncto Ausstrahlung und Darstellungskunst locker in den Schatten stellt. Und dabei ist er erst 23! Ist vielleicht ein bisschen früh um es zu sagen, aber ich bin bereits jetzt schon ein Fan von ihm."

[6.0] "has the potential to be a 10 just has to prove it. can talk can work just needs to be more consistent"

[10.0] "Big fan of this guy. Very good in the ring early into his career, and probably the most natural, most believable heel out there."

[2.0] "Hach ja, das Ratingsystem und seine Fehler. Wenn ich sehe, dass so ein Grünschnabel eine bessere Wertung hat als einer der besten Wrestler der Welt, Mustafa Ali, dann wird mir ganz flau im Magen. Tatsächlich das erste Mal bei ALL IN gesehen und direkt weiter nach Matches mit ihm gesucht, um meinen schlechten Ersteindruck von ihm zu ändern, aber da kam halt einfach nicht mehr. Solider Seller mit ein wenig Charakter, aber sehr schlechtes Moveset, welches überhaupt nicht fesselt. Wenigstens ist er noch recht jung, sodass das vielleicht noch besser wird."

[9.0] "MJF is an great wrestler who's in ring work is good, mic work is excellent, and he's mastered the whole cocky asshole rich kid character. MJF has been booked by many major promotions like CZW and Beyond, and since I last rated him, has signed a contract with MLW. I said he was going places, and he already has, but I don't think that's it for him just yet."

[6.0] "MJF is definitely a big star in the making. He moves well, have strong comedic timing, is great with promos, and is incredibly entertaining. HE's also naturally charismatic, and the perfect cocky, wealthy entitled sort of wrestling you love to hate. That being said, there's definitely some favoritism on this page. I have a feeling that most of these 10s were put there by people who know MJF. He isn't anywhere near this level yet, since his matches need more work put into storytelling, and less on spots, but he has time to grow, develop, and show his fullest potential."

[8.0] "MJF ist in vielen Bereichen schon sehr weit für sein Alter. Er ist sehr charismatisch, was man besonders in seiner Heelrolle sieht. Kaum einer gibt den arroganten, selbstverliebten Schnösel im Indybereich so gut im Moment wie er. Zieht noch nicht ganz die Reaktionen, um ein Maineventer zu sein, ist aber auf einem guten Weg und verdient in Sachen Charisma schon jetzt 8 Punkte. Beim Micwork ebenfalls 8 Punkte. Kann sichere, gute und charaktergetreue Promos halten. Es war noch keine dabei, die einem dauerhaft im Kopf haften bleibt aber dennoch ist das schon wirklich gut. Im Ring verdient er 7 Punkte. Ist ein guter Techniker mit In-Ring Psychologie, dem noch etwas die Explosivität und Physis fehlt, der aber schon jetzt immer auf sehr konstantem Niveau abliefert. Insgesamt 8 Punkte für eines der größten, amerikanischen Indytalente."

[9.0] "He plays the cocky piece of shit so well and I hate him for it. How is he so good at such a young age?"

[10.0] "Dieser Mann hat eine große Zukunft vor sich! Großartiger Heel, der es im Ring sowie auch am Mic drauf hat."

[10.0] "Faszinierender junger Wrestler der alles für eine große Karriere mitbringt. Bin sehr gespannt wie seine Karriere verläuft!"

[10.0] "This young man is the future of professional wrestling. He still young in this sport but already make a buzz in indie. He is so charismatic and CZW trust him to put the CZW wired title to him. He mic skill is great and his match surprisingly very technical. I can't wait to see the progress of this young man in many years."