[8.0] "Ich würde schon sagen, dass ich ein Fan von Jack Perry bin. Jack macht einfach Spaß. Er ist sehr gut im Ring, sowohl als Singles-Wrestler als auch als Teil eines Teams, und kann sowohl als Heel als auch als Face gut funktionieren. Sein Scapegoat-Charakter war, glaube ich, mein Lieblingscharakter von ihm. Aber auch seit seiner Rückkehr als Face arbeitet er hart und gefällt mir bei jedem Auftritt. Ob er das Potenzial zum AEW World Champion hat, da bin ich mir nicht ganz sicher. Unter den passenden Umständen halte ich das aber durchaus für möglich."
[8.0] "He's young, so he has runway to prove me wrong, but a World Champion I do not see yet. He is that over with the fans, though, so a world title run is not out of the question. I think everybody on here would lose their gourds, a la Gunther dropping the world heavyweight title to Jey Uso, but that sounds like a TKO type decision not a TK decision. As it stands - International title sometime after Okada drops it might make sense as a ceiling to me. I don't think he's workhorsey enough to take the Continental. Oh, right, weighted average of 6.77/10. He's more a 7 than an 8 if you ignore the crowd. But you can't ignore the crowd. 8/10."
[4.0] "REAL GLASS! GO CRY ME A RIVER! . that moment will always be his most significant thing he does in his career. there are many wrestlers in AEW better than him. he should stay in a team forever with Luchasaurus or someone else, not good enough to be a single wrestler."
[7.0] "Maybe it's due to some controversy involving him, a very all over the place trajectory as a singles wrestler or whatever that might be, it seems like Jack Perry hasn't really reached what he was primed for in AEW. That's not to say he hadn't changed or evolved a lot for the better since then. The Scapegoat run finally gave him the edge he needed as a heel, and his abilities as a tag team wrestler haven't taken a hit at all. He still proves to be great in the ring, and I don't really mind where he is right now with how everything has went for him so far."
[8.0] "Right now I think Jack Perry has improved a TON in a short amount of time and could definitely be a major player for years to come in AEW. While struggling in his early career in large part to basically a pointless sabotage by Phil Brooks, he has totally reclaimed his character and proves to be excellent in the ring."
[7.0] "Jack's finally hitting his stride after some grueling years of meh heel work. He truly thrives as a babyface underdog. But despite my criticism, he's been very good despite some rough patches. He's confident in his own allrounder style that's oddly stiff (complimentary). Ironically, the edginess now-toned down brought the whole package together and is truly a more well-rounded package, putting on consistent performances."
[8.0] "7.7 - jack has really hit his stride in the last few months. his physical and emotional maturity are easy to see - he is so comfortable with who he is as a performer now. he is a total lunatic and will take seemingly any bump offered to him. which is insane considering his background as a child of a tv star, pretty boy, kid friendly gimmick. he is also a terrific filmmaker with his little mini-movies. i do kind of miss the bus."
[4.0] "Jack Perry has been given opportunity after opportunity in AEW and all he has done is not deliver. If Ricky Starks, Buddy Matthews, or Penta were given as many opportunities as Perry has, they would be main event level talents still in AEW right now. This dude has no business being involved with Omega or the Young Bucks, it just seems like such an illogical move. His character work is subpar, however his in ring work is somewhat good so I will give him that. The only memorable thing he has done in AEW is provoking the company's top draw into getting fired and bringing a massive wave of bad press on Tony Khan"
[6.0] "It seems like he regressed. Maybe giving him the pillar name along with Sammy hurt them a ton because they aren't on the level of MJF or Darby. I think he's reached his ceiling in AEW"
[4.0] "Average wrestling talent, with an average look and below average personality and character. Probably could've been something, but seems more concerned with his personal interests outside of wrestling and being "edgy." Actually possesses good athleticism, but lacks any refinement or psychology in the ring, but not surprising considering his friends. All in all a low end career midcarder who probably could've been more."
[8.0] "No matter how much the Cult of Cornette and grown-ass crybabies who still live in 2011 will have you believe this guy is the worst, it's clear Jungle Boy is a great worker who always gives his all, but sadly isn't that enamored with pro-wrestling anymore (and tbf he has all the right to not to be, after all the shit that happened to him due to the immaturity of a guy who was supposed to be his "mentor" and is now busy enjoying his blood money...) and thus takes long breaks that hamper his push. And then you also have the misfortune of a Luchasaurus injury hampering what would've surely been a lengthy tag title run that would've intertwined itself with the FTR and Cage & Cope story. All and all, JB is a tremendous talent. And if you've got a problem with him, then maybe you're the problem, how about that?"
[8.0] "This guy is legit. He may not have the biggest presence but his in ring work is fantastic. He's very versatile, athletic, can wrestle technical and high flying, and he's very quick and polished. He's also willing to take big risks and can do some of the flashiest moves with ease. I highly recommend his match with Mascara Dorada on Collision. He's definitely won me over recently. His weak point is probably his promos."
[8.0] "Fairly underrated, people should look and see that he is fairly young for a wrestler, and to have this type of experience being a face and heel will surely help him down the line. I would enjoy seeing him bulk up, and fighting as a heavy-weight, but I digress. His work in Jungle Express was very good, and we don't need to mention his heel work, but there is potential in him being a heel. Overall, good wrestler, hopefully Luchasaurus heals well, and we get to see Jungle express back together in full. And if you don't agree? Cry me a river ;)"
[4.0] "Jack seems like a nice guy, but as a wrestler he's basic, its wild how many great wrestlers have been passed over, while jack gets try after try. He has not improved in 6 years on the mic or in ring, it seems like he's playing Wrestler instead of being a wrestler."
[7.0] "Cry me a river. Can't start about him anything different lol. Jack Perry is a decent wrestler which I think that AEW overrated him and that made the fans underate him. Yes, his heel run in ring fucking sucks and does not worth any value to talk about, but his run as a single wrestler and mostly at his time with Luchasaurus at the Jurassic Express was great. His current run has been average, he is always able to take an great match out of nowhere when you least expect."
[4.0] "I'm Far from being his biggest fan. I liked his early Jurassic express days don't get me wrong, but it's just been a total disaster for him ever since all in 2023. He returned with a terrible gimmick and forgot how to wrestle. He was hurting the AEW product as a whole and his absence for a majority of 2025 is why it was so good. I'm not a fan of his current run either. Other than wrestledream, I haven't been too impressed with his performances."
[5.0] "As basic as it gets. Mir fehlt bei ihm einfach der Wow-Effekt. Am Mic auch nur Durchschnitt und alles an ihm wirkt halt wirklich wie ein Jungle BOY, nicht wie ein MAN. Das mit dem Beißen war auch nach dem dritten Mal nicht mehr lustig und er war der einzige, der mich im C2 2025 echt gelangweilt hat. Macht jetzt nicht groß was verkehrt, aber für AEW Verhältnisse seit seiner Rückkehr sehr zahm. Mehr so Zoologischer Garten Boy als Jungle."
[3.0] "I still don't like Jack Perry, but since he's returned, he's been alright, nothing really crazy. I still don't enjoy a lot of his matches and his mic skills are basic and meh. The only thing he's known for is one of the biggest controversies in wrestling history when he simply said "Real Glass, Go Cry Me River, " and got into a brawl with CM Punk, causes Punk to quit the promotion. His entrance is pretty good and fun to join, but overall, he's a guy who's alright but only will be remembered for cry me a river"
[7.0] "This guy fucking rules I don't care what people say, has a very entertaining friendship/tag team with Luchasaurus and his recent face turn has greatly improved his presentation. He is just meant to be the goofy spot monkey who has relatively entertaining matches, his ceiling is that, and that's okay."
[8.0] "Never turn Jack Perry heel EVER again, what a difference in quality since his return as a babyface, I'm not kidding he SUCKED as a heel and while I still don't think he is a great promo, he is just a natural babyface"
[7.0] "I didn't like his heel run much but I think he's a fantastic babyface and even better as a tag team wrestler. I think he's evolved quite a bit from the early days of AEW."
[7.0] ""If you have a problem with Jack Perry, you're the problem" -CM Punk. Jack Perry was a lot of fun with Luchasaurus. They were over as a team and had a nice run. Perry's first attempt at being a heel was pretty flat. I don't know who suggested and/or told him using Beethoven for his theme was a good idea. He had a nice run in New Japan and the back in AEW with the TNT title. The fanbase is invested in his return and it's for the best when he does return."
[2.0] "His ring work is boring, his mic work is cringy, he seemingly puts zero effort into his physical conditioning, and he's a well-documented liability behind-the-scenes. At time of posting he hasn't appeared in AEW or NJPW for the better part of a year, and I reckon it's for the best if he never does again. In either promotion, he's a low point of pretty much any show he appears on, in terms of quality as well as fan interest."
[4.0] "Jack Perry sucks, Especially as a heel. His babyface run was alright. He's a lot smaller than most of the roster so he was easy to get behind.He didn't wrestle like a top babyface though and His promos sucked even back than. His heel persona is one of the most bizarre things I've ever seen. He tries to act like a badass heel while nothing about his character or presence screams badass. The Scapegoat character had no direction to begin with and had 0 development throughout. Overall, Perry is an alright babyface, but one of the worst heels in th business ever."
[8.0] "The son of a plumber (if you didnt watch What I Like About You just skip that) Jack Perry is a fearless talent who refuses to settle. He's rewriting his story on his own terms, and the fact that he's willing to stumble, get up, and try again is exactly why his ceiling is still sky high."
[9.0] "This man is still part of the future of pro wrestling, his earlier matches in AEW were incredible like his 10-minute match with Jericho, or his bury match with Christian. His storytelling even to today is just getting better with time. He went from a happy young Jungle Boy, to being a confused lost man after the man and friend he trusted most betrayed him, to then trusting one man only to fail again and again for it to boil over into a heel turn. Even if the CM Punk stuff was legitimate, it still helped his story now evolving into the angered enforcer of the Elite. The thing is not only does he wrestle well, but right now he has a forever evolving storyline around his character that overtime will grow bigger and better and even relatable as time progresses. It's a rare thing to see, but one I'm all for continuing to watch."
[3.0] "The guy was a sympathy hire from TK and if he had pushed some of his more talented performers to the same degree that he did Jack Perry, ie: Buddy Matthews, Ricky Starks or Mark Briscoe, then maybe they wouldn't be struggling to fill out arenas like they are now. Wrestles like every other Indy schmuck with a shit physique and makes Ricochet look like Ric Flair on the mic. Serviceable albeit unremarkable as a lower midcard babyface, but a complete channel changing joke as a heel, he'll never get any better than what he is now."
[6.0] "I think up to this point in Jack Perry's career he has take every opportunity and done nothing but succeed. He is good to great in the ring (more good then great). He cuts acceptable promos and great backstage segments. He hasn't really been given a feud built around him, but we know he can go. I think we will really get to see what he can do once he looses the TNT Title. *EDIT* Leaving my original review because most of it still holds true, however, he did not capitalize on the opportunity with the TNT title, the scapegoat character/act needs and adjustment or it's needs to go away completely it stale and sucks a the moment. Don't even get me started on the dome match, it exposes all of his flaws and failures. I hope with some time away and a new/updated act, he can get back on track to what he was supposed to be."
[9.0] "Perry has had one of the most fascinating journeys throughout his pro wrestling career that intertwined into the kayfabe storyline perfectly. His character work as of 2024, what used to be his biggest weakness, has improved drastically, whether it's poetic promos, strong in-ring character moments, or simply some solid lines to other wrestlers during backstage segments. Special mention goes to "They used to dance for me to" towards Danny Garcia, a brief but chilling way for him to say how Garcia can end up like him. His in ring work has a good balance of technical, aerial, and direct striking which regularly helps keep his matches fresh. He's been doing a fantastic job with his overall gimmick of lashing out at a world that rejected him."
[6.0] "I'm glad AEW has moved on from having "Jack Perry" as a pillar of AEW, simply because he just isn't that good, he's okay in the ring, but what's bad about him is his terrible promos and even worse character work"
[5.0] "Nothing about Jack Perry's current act inspires confidence. From his tepid promos to his confusing character motivations, Perry feels like a half baked idea that could have been elevated by a stronger performer. I don't think he's an entirely lost cause, but his act certainly needs some retooling if it's going to have any legs."
[5.0] "Jack is not a bad wrestler in the ring, he's not my cup of tea, but I recognize that he has some talent, his moveset is pretty cool and I don't question his potential to produce a good match, but unfortunately he suffers from a lot of poor decisions and wrong attitude. Jack is an indie guy by essence, and I think that when you bring this energy to live television, you really harm the product, it's a waste. Apart from the workrate capacity, which is surely above average, I've never liked him very much, the character work is always weak and the guy really struggles with charisma."
[7.0] "Jack Perry is one of the most struggling wrestlers to rate because he's improved in the ring, but heel work is only good half of the time and it really confuses me. Him as Jungle Boy was really fun and I loved his matches with Kenny Omega and Luchasaurus, but he struggled to get himself over as a face. His original heel character with his feud against Hook was terrible and honestly, Brawl In helped him achieve a character that works the majority of the time. His Scapegoat character was is a good character except I think he just doesn't execute it that well. His in-ring is good, his match with Danielson was amazing and I'm glad I got to see it live, however he just doesn't really move me."
[3.0] "I usually try not to be negative on here thus I only ever rate matches that I liked but every now and then I just can't help but be compelled to be negative. Jack Perry is a very disappointing pro wrestler he hasn't evolved that much in the 5 years he's been on tv, that on it's own isn't necessarily that bad considering the weight of the expectations that were placed on his and the other 3 guys shoulders it's only natural that some may buckle and collapse under such lofty expectations but that said he has proven to be more of a detriment to AEW than the pillar he was made out to be. On the biggest show the company had done to date he opened Pandora's box and brought negative press upon the company culminating in the company's biggest draw being fired, honestly speaking though even if Jack hadn't done what he did Phil would probably have gotten fired over something else either way. After his brief new Japan stint and his match against Shota Umino I thought that was a change in trajectory for him, that things were starting to click ofcourse I didn't expect him to just be Danielson/Omega level worker over night but I atleast expect him to start getting better and getting to an upper midcard talent but seemingly my expectations were a bit too high yet again he hasn't changed much and him taking digs at Pepsi man after a full year after their altercation is proof of that. Jack in his current form will always be seen as the guy that got choked by cm punk and nothing more. Right now I rate him as third on the original four pillars way below Darby and Max but slightly above Sammy who let's admit isn't really that big a bar to clear. In closing I guess I'll say that we'll just have to wait and what's next for the guy whether he will be able to evolve and grow despite cm punk or he'll just continue being over shadowed by what has happened in the past, I can't help but think that if guys like Takeshita were afforded the opportunities he's been given they would be far ahead than he is now. Edit: It's been quite a while since I rated him a 4 and he hasn't gotten any better rather he's seemingly regressed in ring, "character" wise he is fine this is probably the most intriguing he has been since his initial heel turn over a year ago. I've tried giving this guy a chance I wanted to believe that after his mini Excursion he would miraculously have every thing click for him but nothing has changed at all he can't have a half decent match against Shibata freaking of all people and to make matters worse AEW are for some reason pushing him to the world title picture despite not having anything that make smaller wrestlers like Darby and Orange compelling to watch he is the antithesis to them he somehow makes me conscious about how small he is which is weird because I like small underdog wrestlers."
[6.0] "Was fine as the workhorse of Jurassic Express and as the rather bland but durable underdog in singles but awfully miscast in what's supposed to be a powerful corporate faction. Think AEW may be trying to portray him as a sort of lobotomised Raven minus 50lbs. Above average in the ring and quite like his old van but with his boyband looks, small frame and being about as intimidating as a lollipop man, simply isn't credible as a badman."
[4.0] "The guy is just too small to be taken seriously. The height thing is whatever, guys like Danielson, Guerrero, Benoit, Balor, etc., aren't the tallest and still had great careers. But he just lacks any kind of muscle, he just seems like a random kid who happened to walk into a wrestling arena and have a match. I do think the whole scapegoat gimmick is good, and a good direction for him. But what happens after that gets stale? As Jungle Boy I thought he was alright, and if he had stayed in that comedy-esque role it would've suited him better. It's just impossible to take him seriously as an actual wrestler when he doesn't look the slightest bit tough and doesn't really pose any kind of threat. Wrestlers are supposed to be larger than life, or offer something that the average person cannot. Unfortunately, Jack Perry is just that, the average person."
[5.0] "I simply still do not see it. His match with Bryan was good, but with Bryan's greatness "good" isn't good enough. Maybe his style is more suited to being a babyface. Moreover, maybe his best fit is a babyface with a big tag partner. Did he peak in Jurassic Express?"
[5.0] "He's okay. The scapegoat version of him has potential, but as it stands right now, "Jungle Boy" Jack Perry is a forgettable wrestler who happens to be constantly given chances in AEW to stand out, whether it's having a flashy tag team gimmick with Luchasaurus or being a "pillar" of AEW despite being nothing exciting back then. He's unquestionably below MJF and Darby, but I don't think it's a stretch to rate him as Sammy's equal or superior. That said, Jack Perry needs to do a lot more to be considered "interesting, " and doing stuff like how he tarnished his TNT belt back then would be much appreciated in fleshing out his potential."
[7.0] "Perry strikes the nerve of wrestling fans by blending reality and fantasy, which is what wrestling is all about. Being the Scapegoat is a step up from being Jungle Boy and he's a good worker too, still needs to work on promos but he's young and will improve."
[3.0] "Even Bryan Danielson couldn't get something interesting out of him. Jack Perry is a profoundly uninteresting wrestler being made to work with wrestlers who have way way more obvious upside. He worked alright as a babyface tag team guy but he has not at all lived up to his nebulous "potential" as a heavily featured singles act. His matches are almost always a skip for me. He's definitely athletic and I can see he isn't just half assing it but he simply does not have the dynamism I expect from a wrestler of his standing."
[7.0] "Jack's good in the ring and he's improved a lot on the mic, but his character work went from hokey to awful to pretty decent, which is a vast improvement. The best thing he has to offer is a genuine athleticism and good in ring timing, so at the very least the part he's most talented at is the most important thing: in ring work. He will have time to grow into his character, particularly as he comes back to what he probably most naturally is, which is a babyface. But he did a hell of a job getting over again with the scapegoat gimmick, and I give him a ton of credit for overcoming some impossible odds to do that. Looking forward to what's in his future."
[8.0] "Jack Perry has turned one of the most embarrassing moments in professional wrestling history into one of the greatest career resurgences I've seen in a while. He has turned around his career in an insane way. From being apart of Jurassic Express with Luchasaurus in a great tag team but one that I felt was never able to be a truly world class one, solely because of the nature of the gimmick. And then after the Luchasaurus turn I genuinely do not remember a single thing he did until he joined the Bullet Club. Current Jack Perry is simply an incredible gimmick. The Dominik Mysterio of AEW, Jack Perry has true heel heat, something awfully uncommon in modern wrestling."
[8.0] "[8.3] Perry strikes me as a guy who's good and can pretty consistently deliver, but whose skill will always be overlooked by some people solely off the back of a backstage incident where he really didn't do anything wrong. That said, said incident has almost been a blessing in disguise, as the new Scapegoat gimmick it inspired has done wonders for him, off the back of a very so-so initial heel run that wasn't helped by the choice of Beethoven for entrance music. Outside of that, he was a good tag guy, has shown to be pretty good at working a crowd, and has a pretty good look considering he's not incredibly built. Not the perfect wrestler by any means, but he's good."
[8.0] "he's seriously evolve from tag wrestling. this new heel persona is still a bit new, but I've enjoyed it. could be a World Champ, but him as the TNT champ is good for now."
[8.0] "Phil fans review bombing this guy is very funny to me. He's far from a perfect wrestler but he will always deliver in a big spot and has become a very enjoyable promo over the last year or so. I even liked his HoT stuff which is insane because I find the HoT generally awful"
[0.0] "A clown whose only notable achievement and what he is known for is an unfortunate backstage altercation last year with CM Punk. His character and his story are based on this event simply because it is the only relevant thing that this insipid wrestler can contribute."
[8.0] "Jack Perry had a strong run with Luchasaurus, but his initial heel turn, including the choice of Beethoven's music, didn't quite land. However, after the CM Punk incident, he's used the controversy to boost his entertainment value, earning great crowd reactions. Now more than ever, he feels like a star in the making, and his potential for future success is clear."
[9.0] "I may be the only one but I absolutely love his "scapegoat" gimmick. Just mocking and provoking Punk's fans, I love it, I think its pure genius. Yeah he may not be the best in ring worker and the best talker, that's why he is not a 10, but his gimmick is pure genius. To the people saying that Punk rent free in Perry's head, I assure you that's not the case. Jack only took a real life drama where he wasn't on the side of the public opinion and made it his gimmick. Thats what work best with wrestling, taking a real life event and transform it into a storyline. CM Punk drama was probably the best thing that ever happened in his career because now, he is the most hated heel in the business and guess what ? EVERYONE IS GETTING WORKED. The amount of hate this man receive is phenomenal, and thats why I think this gimmick is so great. I believe now, Jack Perry did nothing wrong."
[3.0] "Never liked Jack. I always thought he was the weakest of the four pillars for AEW, his body of work was never that great. His story with Christian only really got Christian over with the dead dad stuff. Jack, to me, has only ever been just okay, and seemed to get by a lot on AEW by the other guys in the ring, be that Luchasaurus, Hook, or any other person he has faced so far. On the microphone he is less than good, too. Never said or done anything memorable other than get beat up backstage by CM Punk."
[4.0] "Ive never seen Jack Perry as anything more than okay. Jungle Boy was fine and I understand the growing out of that gimmick, but Ive never really found him to be terribly interesting as a character or as a performer. Just very small physically, not very dynamic and not having much charisma, it makes it difficult to believe him against the real stars of AEW. The most interested Ive been in him was when Christian ran him down in their feud and that was all because of two people, Christian and his dead father."
[7.0] "Jack Perry has developed in AEW. At the start he was a fun character who had some in ring skills and weaknesses that could be covered up in the tag division with Luchasaurus. As AEW went on he developed on the mic quite a bit and became more well rounded in the ring. He had an enjoyable feud with Christian before a stupid beef with Punk ruined all his momentum. He had a decent NJPW and now he is with the elite as a heel character that kind of fits."
[6.0] ""Scapegoat" Jack Perry is starting to grow on me for real. But back then, he is totally awful and absurd as Jungle Boy. I thought at first Jungle Boy is just a novelty in wrestling, but it happens to be a real pro-wrestler. His stuff with Luchasaurus as the Jurassic Express was one of the most absurd tag teams I've ever seen in pro-wrestling today. But ever since his feud with Christian Cage, he is starting to improve and became more serious as he gradually faded his Jungle Boy gimmick away. The final nail in the coffin is when the backstage incident with CM Punk at All In 2023. Safe to say, that incident is a blessing in disguise for Perry to show up his revamped and improved gimmick that is a smug, careless, badass type of guy. His time in NJPW was short but sweet but disliked that he is a part of House of Torture though. His edgy character as the Scapegoat puts another hope for Perry to finally becoming himself. If done right, he could be one of the most valuable guys in the company. For now, I rated him at 6/10, but hope AEW won't screw him up and become their next top star. He has the potential now that his new and improved Scapegoat gimmick takes over for Perry."
[5.0] "04.05.2023: [2.0] Hard to imagine more boring and unintersting wrestler in one of modern top promotions. He cant work a normal wrestling match, he definetly can't talk. He is on several levels lower than other guys in 4 pillars storyline. Dude just getting time because he is one of many friends of EVPs. Update: After his return, judging on New Japan run, he's gotten better, now actually can wrestle regular match on acceptable level, which I haven't seen in AEW, got good gimmick, still suck at promos, but at least now have interesting personality. So basically he's now not bad, but kinda mediocre wrestler, so 5/10 is proper rating."
[10.0] "Jack Perry was already a solid in ring worker. But after all the recent events he has taken the controversy and use it to prove his entertainment abilities. He is getting great crowd reactions and he just have to keep running with the ball. Now more than ever he fills like feels like a proper star or at least a star in the making."
[7.0] "Jake Perry is very good in the ring, that's undeniable. It can be fast, technical and sometimes brutal. He even has the psychology when it comes to it, only the problem has always been outside the ring. Long teamed up with Luchasaurus, he hides his weaknesses with a great duo and a facial aura that you want to support until the end of his rivalry with Christian. Unfortunately with Christian's injury the rivalry was longer than expected which didn't help Jake Perry to go solo but after that without a duet with him, his too smooth side was quickly seen and gave him a bland side while he is still excellent in the ring. That's what I thought until his heel turn, I'm one of the people who loved the way it was done and I loved his heel character in AEW before the problem with Cm Punk. Arrogant and believing himself to be very superior, enhanced by his deliberately pedantic entrance theme, plus his outfit where he was showing off, it was great but we never got to see more because of you know what. On the other hand I must say that I really like his time in NJPW, always arrogant mixed with a character feeling betrayed and put in the position of scapegoat. Obsessed by it, he is more careful to provoke the fans than to win matches because he is too obsessed with his own truth. It works and he gets heel reactions. There is real potential to be explored in the hope that it will not end up going in circles."
[8.0] "Er ist immer noch sehr jung, weswegen ich ihn nach wie vor als großes Talent mit noch viel Entwicklungspotential betrachte. Und er hat sich ja auch schon seit den Jurrasic Express Tagen kräftig gemacht. Er hat ein eigenes Charisma und hat schon erinnerungswürdige Matches hinter sich, die aus deutlich mehr als nur Spots bestanden."
[6.0] "I've been enjoying Jack Perry in NJPW recently. I'm not going to comment on the cock-up in AEW last year since it just seemed like a mess on all fronts, but he's clearly a talented dude in ring and on the mic, while only being 26 years old. He's not lighting the world on fire but with him cutting his teeth in Japan now, I see a relatively bright future for Jack Perry. Based on the few solid matches he's already had with the likes of DOUKI, Sanada and RUSH, I'd consider him an above average wrestler worthy of a 6, but I could see this rising soon."
[7.0] "As much as my inner CM Punk fanboy doesn't admit it, I so badly want to see what Jack Perry will do when he comes back. This rating can be revised to an honorary 10 as long as a) his theme song starts with a Stone Cold-esque glass shatter, and b) he carries CM Punk's dumb "X" championship with him."
[9.0] "Has a lot of potential. His work on the indies was fun to watch & never used his father to get over. I enjoy his matches & his tag work with Luchasaurus."
[6.0] "Because of good in-ring work and legendary song as a theme his run as a Jungle Boy was pretty entertaining for the fans, but after splitting with Luchasurus his lacks were exposed. Percentage of quality of his mic skill and aura as a heel is close to zero. Also he partially caused exiting of the biggest draw from the company."
"So cry me a river (go on and just) Cry me a river (go on and just) Cry me a river (baby, go on and just) Cry me a river (yeah, yeah) ;I wish this would be his heel character now."
[4.0] "I think that Jack Perry is the worst out of the four pillars. He's mid in-ring, horrible on the mic, and plays a good heel but was way better as a face. I don't see him as championship material at all. Maybe in a couple years he'll be better but right now I don't see the hype."
[8.0] "I've been a big fan of Jack Perry's work since I first saw him back in 2020, seeing so much potential at such a young age. I think the only thing that we have yet to see is if he can improve on his mic work. I know people weren't that much impressed initially, but I feel with his heel turn he has shown much more personality on the mic. A lot of people at the moment aren't looking at him for his ring work but instead his backstage altercation with CM Punk which lead to his suspension and Punk's firing, which I feel is unfair to the man. I hope that he can turn this around when he eventually comes back to turn himself into a bigger star. Lots of people talk about the four pillars of AEW, and I hope Jack Perry continues to a staple of the company."
[8.0] "They should call this guy 'the doctor', as his actions finally led to the removal of cancer. On a serious note though, there's been a wave of anti-jack perry sentiment since about last year that I dont quite understand. His run as a traditional babyface did run its course, but he was excellent in that role. A solid allrounder that really could do any type of match and had a good understanding of structure and psychology. Just look at his matches with Omega and Dax Harwood. Before the all in debacle, he was just starting to find his footing as a heel. He just needs time, given his family, he pretty much has a pre built-in hollywood heel gimmick waiting to happen. I also hope he leans into the anti punk stuff when he returns... should make for a fun character."
[5.0] "Jack Perry doesn't do anything amazing or unusual in the ring that no one else would do, but he's still good at it. However, his ability to speak on a microphone is embarrassing and in this respect he is the weakest of the pillars even Sammy Guevara is better."
[5.0] "Sort of a "jack of all trades" when it comes to AEW's "four pillars", but not as compelling as Allin or MJF to me. Mic skills are okay, he's good in the ring but not the most interesting character. Much room for improvement. EDIT: his heel run has been meh and his pettiness at All In doesn't help. Knocked him down a few points."
[10.0] "As indifferent as I am to Jack Perry as a performer and a personality, Im giving him a 10 because his innocuous comment about "real glass" was the straw the broke the fragile Camel-Man Punks back....and for that he will forever be a king in my eyes. Fuck CM Punk, good fucking riddance."
[7.0] "Jack Perry is fine, people are over reacting to him like he's some Parker Boudreaux level talent, and that's nonsense. He's not spectacular on the mic, but he's solid in the ring and probably should've stayed in the tag division as he's better serviced in that division than as a singles."
[6.0] "People are kind of being harsh on him imo. He doesn't suck, but was just always satisfactory to me. I always think he's a solid wrestler with decent charisma, even before his heel run. I'm sure his stage fright (or whatever it is) and his character always seems to hinder his overall work. His promos at the moment aren't really doing him favors. I'm sure he'll adjust and improve over time."
[6.0] "I remember when I thought Jack Perry was gonna be a huge babyface star... Now I could care less about him, He still has some potential, I don't think he is Pillar material still and is extremally overhyped, he can do great moves and is extremly athletic but for some reason even though he is of hollywood decent he has no camera Prescence. He is all flip and that is what he has going for him, If his new heel persona goes well maybe his momentum can be revived a bit as he is apparently a boob in real life."
[2.0] "First of all why the fuck is he called Jungle Boy? Why has there never been a reference to his name and a background story about it? Why haven't they made something with the fact that he has an actor as a dad in real life and maybe he could've been an arrogant annoying rich LA kid or something. But his current gimmick makes no sense and doesn't help him at all. However, his biggest problem seems to be that he is incredibly out of touch with the audience and seem to never take anything seriously enough in his career to make something good out of it. Has no interesting physique and gives off a very childish vibe which makes it hard to take him seriously. Comes out as someone with no personality and does not have an interesting character. Definitely wasn't good as a face and manages to suck even harder as a heel. He is just not good."
[2.0] "one of the most essential skills for every fighter who has ever stepped inside a wrestling ring is the ability to be able to communicate with an audience and express emotions which is something that is simply non-existent in jack perry/jungle boy since his debut on the all roster elite wrestling he has shown himself as a secondary character and he has always shown despite the strong opportunities offered to him that his place is at the bottom of the card, he is still very young and can improve a lot and I hope he does that but at the moment his skills in the ring and cutting promos are inadequate and don't connect with the audience whatsoever."
[3.0] "Surely one of the most overrated guys out there considering the opportunities he gets. He's not a fundamentally bad wrestler but he just doesn't stand out in any positive way. He doesn't have an ounce of charisma, is never believable in anything he says and he just doesn't have the look of a main eventer. He could be a good enough act in the lower card if he doesn't try to play a tough guy role, but he doesn't belong in anything bigger than that. He's very young so with a lot of work maybe - MAYBE - in a few years he might finally show something that could make him a star but I honestly doubt it."
[3.0] "This man has no charisma, an awful look, meager frame, minimal mic skills, and isn't someone people pay to see. I'm not sure why he had so much hype. He is solid in the ring, but he just isn't believable. I don't see potential for growth, but perhaps I'm wrong."
[7.0] "Jungle Boy is a good wrestler who's maybe been pushed above his abilities, which is fine because that's where you can find out what you're made of. Right now it seems a heel turn is in the works, and as someone who was in attendance for his match against DOUKI, that's probably going to be the direction regardless. I'm interested to see how he handles it and if it propels him any further."
[6.0] "Since I like gimmicks and uniqueness, I was disheartened when AEW changed his name to primarily Jack Perry. This seemingly comes from Jim Ross comments that he will not be a boy forever (tell that to Nature Boys Ric Flair and Buddy Rogers or the Young Bucks) and to capitalize on his father, Luke Perry (who nobody from their target market even knows or cares about). Now he is a man with no promo ability or direction, and his character does not make sense. His name might as well be Bland Wrestler. He also is getting bad advice about changing his body. In actuality, he is a great parkour athlete with cardio for days and natural charisma. Stop tinkering except maybe add a mouthpiece and give him room to grow."
[5.0] "I can get why AEW want to keep him around the "maybe being a big deal" sector of booking but man, I don't see this unlimited potential at all. Guy's got little charisma on the mic or in terms of physical work, he's not at all sized suitably for a heavyweight and is slightly below average size for a wrestler, and his gimmick is really..... well it's just a bit silly. I can't really take anyone seriously as a babyface when his whole thing is being Tarzan. He can do spotfests like many of the crew can already do and better, and he's very green for his age and has tendencies to physically stutter or botch at the worst moments if he's not getting directed around by more experienced wrestlers. Maybe he'll be a big deal in a few years when he's bulked up and matured as a wrestler, but he's just alright at the moment, definitely needs a lot of refinement before I can see him being a major deal. (update) so it's been two years since I wrote this up, and I feel like Perry's been exposed even more sadly. He's just not a very good speaker and he struggles to stand out, especially in this current Pillars feud where everyone else just trumps him in presence and/or ring-work. Not being called "Jungle Boy" is a start, at least. The Christian match was quite solid; a hint of what he could be as a more conventional underdog babyface; but he's instead being thrown in with the lions and expected to be a threat for the main belt, which erm, I absolutely am not seeing yet. If I'm picking between him or Darby for that role, no contest. Guy just needs more time grinding on the mid-card and improving instead of trying to rush things."
[6.0] "Jack Perry's weaknesses (ie any sense of charisma or ability in interviews) was hidden as part of the Jungle Express tag team. That tag team was the sum of its parts, and Jungle Boy was a pretty over underdog babyface during that time. Post-Christian feud, Jungle Boy has really, really lost his steam. He really struggles to make himself feel important in the ring, his movestyle, while he is talented, feels undifferentiated from the pack. Much better tag wrestler than someone to push as a babyface singles act."
[1.0] "I just dont get the gimmick, hes not great in the ring, cant cut a promo, not interesting at all certainly out of place in the four pillars angle how can he be compared to mjf in that way surely theres someone better they couldve put in this main event story"
[5.0] "Certainly has some great underdog babyface qualities but he's still at the stage where he needs an experienced hand in there with him to make the match coherent. He needs to work on his selling and also at not being petrified of a microphone if he is to succeed further."
[7.0] "A future star indeed but still has a lot of growth left in him as a maturing wrestler. Will be good but eating is based off current showings. Just not quite there yet"
[8.0] "Great future star for AEW. Has everything to be one of their most beloved babyfaces, is already wrestling very good matches and is pretty much always over despite sometimes not being featured as much."
[8.0] "Amazing potential. He's so athletic, and yet his moves are so crisp and his moveset is so diverse that I can't believe he's as young as he is. I think he's already there in terms of in-ring ability. He's steadily improved his charisma and character work too, although he still has more to go. JB is a future champ, in my mind."
[8.0] "Dark horse for most improved 2022. Better at everything, finding his footing in promos too. Great natural babyface, I look forward to revisiting this rating in a couple years. Future world champ, imo."
[9.0] "Ich bin begeistert von ihm! Er spuckt keine großen Töne, zeigt vordergründig gar nicht so viele Emotionen und trotzdem zieht er einen auf seine Seite und man fiebert mit ihm mit. Er versprüht einfach ein ganz natürliches Charisma! Das ist eine Eigenschaft, die man nicht erlernen kann; sowas bekommt man in die Wiege gelegt. Sein Wrestling-Stil gefällt mir unheimlich gut. Jack Perry ist sehr athletisch, zeigt öfters spektakuläre Moves und so einiges an High-Flying. Er gebraucht diese Moves aber nicht strukturlos, nur etwa um ein Spotfest zu veranstalten, sondern er setzt sie so ein, dass sie zur Situation im Match passen und dadurch realistisch genug sowie sinnvoll wirken. Er versteht es, im Ring eine Geschichte zu erzählen und seine Matches dramatisch zu gestalten. An seinem Micwork muss er noch ein wenig arbeiten, denn hier ist er etwas schwächer. Aber wenn er so weitermacht und sich selbst treu bleibt, dann denke ich, dass er ein künftiger Main-Eventer werden wird."
[10.0] "From what I've been following Jack Perry, he deserves a 10. He's a good fighter, he works well alone and with a partner he works even better. He mixes several fighting styles in his arsenal and does an impeccable job when he enters the ring. Need more experience but that comes with time."
[7.0] "A decent worker who seems to be missing that flare can help ascend to greatness, here's hoping he's booked more strongly in the future, and he finds this flair."
[8.0] "He has the potential to be the top babyface in AEW. He is almost a foil to all the other AEW Pillars ( MJF, Darby and Sammy) and I think personally, AEW could build a future behind a Jungle boY Vs mJF Feud. His in ring work is the best among the pillars but MJF and Darby are better speakers."
[8.0] "Auf Jungle Boy muss man in den nächsten Jahren genau achten. Ich bin überzeugt, dass sein Weg bis in den Main Event führen kann, wenn er sich weiter so toll entwickelt. Ein absolut natürliches Babyface, der bei mir starke Sympathien erzeugt und der mich wirklich in seine Matches investieren kann. Tolle Ausstrahlung und mit 25 schon ziemlich gut im Ring. Ich bin sehr gespannt auf seinen weiteren Weg."
[8.0] "One of the greatest future AEW, talent, quality, he lacks more microphone although he has already done some promos and so on, he is a good fighter for all this and more that he will learn, that's for sure."
[7.0] "He clearly has potential. He seems to be great in the ring and he has already delivered some classics, though most are in a tag team role. He also has a huge connection to the audience and solid charisma in the ring. On the mic is his weakness in his overall game. However, there's time to improve that and once he does and it starts to fall into place, he may be one of the bigger stars and this rating will improve if/when he does."
[5.0] "He's got huge potential, that's for sure, but hasn't made much progress in last 2 years. I cannot take seriously a "Jungle Boy" gimmick tag-teaming with a dinosaur or Marko Stunt. I'm surprised he wants to stick to this comedy style. He needs to shave his hair and start performing solo as Luke Perry."
[6.0] "AEW was very presumptive to declare who their Four Pillars are when, if you ask me, only Darby Allin and MJF are worthy of that honor. That said, I do believe Jungle Boy will grow into that role. As others have stated, Jungle Boy's major weakness right now is his personality. It's okay if he maintains that quiet charisma ala Bret Hart, but he absolutely needs to show more emotion during his matches. While I don't mean to sound like an old timer, I think slowing down and letting the highspots breathe a bit could go a long ways in giving him the opportunity to sell and really establish that emotional connection. Hold for hold, Jungle Boy can hang with anyone, including the likes of Adam Cole and Kenny Omega. However, unlike Omega and Cole, I often wonder what emotion, if any, Jungle Boy is trying to convey. I expect my rating for Jungle Boy will improve with time, but for now I can only rate him as slightly above average."
[8.0] "Als AEW startete hätte ich nicht gedacht, dass es am Ende doch Jungle Boy ist, der aus dem Jurassic Express hervorsticht. Doch Jack Perry hat sich binnen kürzester Zeit zu einer festen Größe entwickelt. Er ist richtig gut im Ring, hat Ausstrahlung und am Mikrofon wird er auch mit jeder Promo besser. Wenn er so weiter macht und eventuell noch seine scheußlichen Koteletten los wird, sehen wir ihn sicher irgendwann im Main Event."
[6.0] "Jungle Boy is clearly very talented, and he's had many good performances so far in his time in AEW, but I'm still waiting for him to show how great he can really be. It sucks that he's mostly just saddled with having the exact same tag matches alongside Luchasaurus, since his style then gets overexposed and it gets pretty boring seeing him hit the exact same spots in the exact same ways every time he's on TV or PPV. Without Luchasaurus, he could actually start to explore his style a bit more and start having some more unique performances. He's definitely my least favourite of AEW's "Four Pillars", since he doesn't have the iconic look or daredevil style of Darby, the superb heel work and mic skills of MJF, or even the athleticism/acrobatics and selling of Guevara. He's still a promising talent, but not the one I would personally pick to build the company around."
[9.0] "A great, great talent that's only getting better by the day. Would've given him a 7 when he started but he's improved so much in every capacity. Love his matches, he looks so versatile. Jungle Boy has an unspoken 'young lion' charisma too. His only real weakness is that he's not there with promos yet."
[4.0] "He's good as a high-flyer but his matches aren't very memorable and he can be very repetitive in the ring. He lacks mic skills and a character beyond well, his name. I don't even get the good looking thing either there are better looking people on the roster, but his look is something he could have worked on but chose to have the most bland look on the roster. His theme seems to be over with people and that's great but what happens when people get bored of that. I noticed one comment on here that called critics of Jungle Boy WWE goons or NWA marks, which is kind of unwarranted. NWA is great, and I watch AEW more than WWE now but let's look at it this way: one of AEW's pillars is Jungle Boy while one of WWE's is Bron F'n Breakker! Jungle Boy needs to step up if he's actually gonna be taken seriously, can't just be a guy with potential for 7 years and counting. That's all I need to say."
[7.0] "Guter Tag Team Wrestler, keine Frage, aber mit diesem Gimmick wird es für ihn als Einzelwrestler sehr schwer werden. Der Dschungeljunge ist eher was zum Lachen und ich hoffe, dass sich da bald etwas weiterentwickelt, sonst seh ich ähnlich schwarz, wie bei Orange Cassidy"
[8.0] "Jungle Boy is very reliable for a great Dynamite match (vs Dax Harwood, Adam Cole, and his AEW World Championship shot vs Kenny Omega). Also plenty of fun tags like against the LBs on Rampage, and a surprisingly great falls count anywhere trios match at Full Gear. As a character he's not been asked to do a lot, which is for the best. He's still young and finding his voice, so having him backed up by Christian Cage works at this stage."
[5.0] "I've got nothing against Jungle Boy but I admit I don't really get it with him yet. He's good looking and has a certain unspoken charisma, for sure, and he's nicely over with the crowd which is excellent, but so far in and out of the ring I'm just waiting for something to click for me. Maybe it'll come in time, maybe he's just not my type. Time will tell I suppose."
[9.0] "Wow. Ich bin irgendwann bei AEW eingestiegen und war sofort gefangen in dem Hype von Jungle Boy, der absolut gerechtfertigt ist. Dieser Typ hat eigentlich alles für einen Top-Star (Charisma, ordentliches Micwork, unglaublicher Worker). Hoffe, das er unverletzt bleibt, ansonsten, sehe ich ihn in ein paar Jahren an der Spitze des Pro-Wrestling."
[7.0] "At this point Jack Perry has been wrestling for 1/4 of his life, and it really shows. He obviously "gets" pro wrestling and has a pretty great workrate. His style is a perfect mesh of technical grappling and high-flying cruiserweight stuff. One of the biggest criticisms of Jungle Boy is his relative lack of charisma and mic skills, which I understand. He does a pretty good in-ring presence but yes, he's not very great at promos. However you could say that about a lot of great wrestlers early in their careers. Hell, go back and watch an Eddie Guerrero promo from 1995 (when he was already a ~10 year veteran) and compare it to one from 1998. Granted Eddie might be an extreme example considering he's objectively one of the best entertainers in the history of the business, but it just goes to show that with some people it'll just "click" one day and they'll be able to come out of their shell and make it all work. If Jungle Boy can make it click like that, with his current skillset that's only going to get better with time and experience (and also maybe put on a little bit more muscle), there's no reason that down the line he can't be one of the biggest stars the industry has seen in the last decade or two. To paraphrase Jim Ross, potential doesn't pay the bills, but right now, if Jungle Boy doesn't get any better for the rest of his life, he'll still be a great pro wrestler and a solid asset to any wrestling promotion in the world."
[8.0] "Er hat einige Möglichkeiten, eine Persönlichkeit zu entwickeln und im Ring flüssiger zu werden, aber ich glaube, er wird es schaffen. Definitiv jemand, der als Main Eventer bezeichnet wird."
[9.0] "Do not believe in the filthy casuals and mindless WWE goons and NWA marks, this kid has the making of being the next Daniel Bryan, the Ultimate Underdog incarnate."
[4.0] "If Jungle Boy is the future of professional wrestling, then I hope wrestling has no future. Devoid of any charisma or mic skills and even his in-ring skills are kinda garbage. He can do moves, but he has no grasp of psychology. He can bump, but has no idea what selling is. Could he improve? Maybe. But I don't think growing charisma is possible."
[7.0] "Jungle Boy hat den gewissen It Factor und Charisma kann man ihm nicht absprechen. Mit Luchasaurus hat er auch einen fast perfekten Tag Team Partner. Für den Main Event fehlen mir aber noch ihn besonders auszeichnende Aktionen im Ring wie auch ein besseres Mic Work."
[5.0] "He has charisma and he's pretty decent in the ring, especially for his age. I just hate his Name... Jungle Boy? WTF kinda name is that? If he was wrestling as "Jungle Boy" Jack Perry as he has sometimes been called I guess it would be okay, but on Dynamite the mostly just call him Jungel Boy and I cringe everytime I hear it."
[8.0] "Jungle Boy is a hell of a wrestler and one of the reasons why I even watch AEW at all. He's got an undeniable charisma, he looks like no one else in American wrestling right now, and I find that it's impossible to not cheer for him. He's gonna be such a gigantic star if he keeps it up."
[8.0] "Interessant! Vor einem Jahr habe ich 7 gegeben. Bereits jetzt ist Jungle Boy Jack Perry eine 8 auf dem Weg nach oben. Ich bin mir ganz sicher, dass er in einigen Jahren einer der großen Namen in Nordamerika sein wird, vorausgesetzt und mit der Hoffnung, ihm und seiner Karriere stößt nichts zu."
[7.0] "Jungle Boy has seemingly unlimited potential at his disposal and can become truly. truly great with time and experience. His mic skills leave something to be desired but he compensates for it in terms of audience connection with an inherit likeability. He has all the markings of a future Kenny Omega but is still pretty green. In terms of his prospective ability, I'd give him a 10."
[7.0] "Jungle Boy is very promising considering how young he is. He is great athletically, and surprisingly precise for his experience in wrestling. He has a very diverse move set, and I'd consider him a solid allrounder at this point in time. However, that is what you will hear from everybody, we all know that he has shown to be great in the ring. I'd say the next step for him is to find areas where he can develop a greater sense of character, gain more of a personality or story that helps establishes who he is as Jungle Boy. We did get a lot of that in Bar, but as he grows more "civilized" (as I would put it, haha), you do kind of lose it, which exposes some weaknesses with mic skills and whatnot. This is not the worst thing though, considering he has only wrestled for 5-6 years as a character that didn't necessarily need to speak. If there is a way to bring something new with Jungle Boy (i. e. reverting to his feral ways as a form of protecting his closest friends, unleashing himself at his wildest against those who have wronged him) without simply reverting his character to where he started, that will be when you know he should have a rocket strapped to him that aims for the top. But I digress. For now, he is doing great, and I am excited to see where he goes from here."
[6.0] "The member of Jurassic Express with some potential. While he also frequently shows he is still green and not yet ready for the big push, there are more than enough signs of improvement and being a top prospect. He could and should be a star in time."
[6.0] "His style is not my cup of tea. I see what moves people to like him, that he is a mini-Tarzan style performer that brings something different to the table. And that counts."
[8.0] "He has a world of potential due to his age. Always quite exciting, Sort of suffers a bit from not having any direction in booking. He starts to get pushed and then gets forgotten about for a few weeks."
[8.0] "He is very young and good in ring too. He got good cruiserweight moves too but I haven't seen anything special. As a tag team wrestler he is good with luchasaurus. They got good chemistry and the gimmick is also new. 8 from me"
[7.0] "When I first started watching AEW, I was skeptical of Jungle Boy, probably due to the silly gimmick. That said, he's won me over as an in-ring performer by putting on a number of very good matches. With that kind of talent at the age of 23, he definitely has a bright future in the industry. Switching to JR's version of his name, Jungle Jack Perry, would be a good step. The downside is that he hasn't shown much in the way of personality so far. But given his lineage and young age, you have to figure he'll develop on that front. So he's a 7 for now, but if he continues to develop he could well become a 9 or 10 down the line."
[7.0] "A promising young talent for sure but he has yet to fully tap into his potential. Also definitely needs to move away from his current rather silly gimmick and name."
[8.0] "Jungle boy is a future stud. I love this guy, his in ring work is stellar, and all he needs is time to shine. once Luchasaurus comes back and "A boy and his Dinosaur" can be reformed, I think we'll see him explode."
[8.0] "At this current time in 2019 Is say Jungle Boy is an 8 which means "good" on this site and has the potential to be a 10 at some point especially if he is able to connect with a younger audience while in AEW. His in ring work is just as crisp as most of the current workers in today's business and he has some very unique albeit dangerous maneuvers in his arsenal in a tike when it's not easy to possess a district move set from others."
[7.0] "I like Jungle Boy, for his young age he has shown a lot of potential. You can still tell how young he is and his height can be a problem; besides that he has many bad habits of the current indy wrestlers but he can certainly be someone very interesting in a few years."
[8.0] "Really interesting new face on the scene to watch, I first saw Jungle Boy pair with Luchasaurus at a Bar Wrestling show & I was immediately sold on the duo. Being that they are on AEW, I think they could really be a good act for that brand & can help bring in some potential younger fans. He's exciting to watch in the ring & is just big enough to be taken seriously. I do think they should keep him in the team for the foreseeable future though."
[9.0] "It's crazy to think that this guy is only twenty-two years old, and he is already receiving massive exposure that most wrestlers are lobbying for in the major leagues. Jungle Boy has major potential as a professional wrestler in 2019. His Tarzan-esque character is getting over among the teenage demographic (mostly girls), he is super athletic, and charismatic. His size is going to restrict his believability in the ring to a certain point, however, I believe he is going to succeed as a small man in the business because he is amazing at playing the tenacious, resilient underdog (somewhat reminiscent of Rey Mysterio back in his WWE run). With given time, Jungle Boy's in-ring ability will improve. The Sky Is Truly The Limit!"
[8.0] "He still new and inexperienced in the pro wrestling business but he really has a bright potential. He has decent gimmick and he can get a nice reaction from the crowd. He also very talented and he show a glimpse of charisma during his match. He is lucky that he get so many opportunity to showcase his talent. (even AEW saw something from Jungle Boy)."
