Raja Lion

[0.0] "There is no polite way to put this: Raja Lion delivers what might be the single worst wrestling performance I have ever witnessed. Granted, his exposure was minimal--essentially just one match against the legendary Giant Baba--but even in that brief appearance, his in-ring work was an unmitigated disaster. It's astonishing how someone could be so utterly devoid of any credible wrestling skill on such a platform. The match stands as a stark example of incompetence in the ring, a performance so bad it borders on an insult to the sport's rich history. If wrestling had a bottom tier, Raja Lion would be its cornerstone."

[0.0] "I mean, what else is there to say what hasn't been said already? Limited move-set with only chops, kicks and.....falling over? Guy managed to not only completely miss Giant Baba (you know, the guy who's like 6'10) with a kick, but that kick somehow went over his head. That's like trying to do a flying dropkick on Andre, and going completely over him. As for everything else....bad look since he looks way too lanky to be threatening, no legacy in wrestling, pretty much no redeeming qualities aside from a "So Bad, It's Good" factor."

[10.0] "Deeply underrated. For his era, he played his role well and was a special attraction wherever he went."

[0.0] "The comparison to the Great Khali seems obvious, both being 7+ footers from the Indian subcontinent, and it is a rare one where Khali comes out on top. Frankly, I almost think Giant Gonzales might even be better than this, though I'll have to go back and check. A very symbol of all size, no substance, as he has some of the worst in-ring skills and specifically strikes I've ever seen. Woefully uncoordinated, unable to sell as he looks rather fragile thanks to his overly lanky build, no impact, no strength. He looks half-decent as a monster, but is kind of too gangly to really make it stick out, and when he only had one real match (if it can be called that) and a "sparring session" to show off his impressive... being tall? It's hard to say he has any lasting impact on the business."

[0.0] "He had another match apart from the Baba one, which makes only two matches in his career. But saying this guy wrestled is a stretch, because the kicks and chops he did were love taps. Mil Mascaras is 81 years old now and barely moves, and still wrestles a better match than this guy."

[2.0] "You could tell he didn't even prepared himself against Baba, let alone develop some personality to collide with him. The only person who helped him was Tiger Jeet Singh, by mercifully attacking Baba post-match."

[0.0] "Probably one of the worst wrestlers of all time. His moveset consists of kicks and punches, and he botched even this. Amazing."

[0.0] "Now, objectively, I like to not rank wrestlers really low down: all of them, even the bad ones, bust their ass for the entertainment of others and the life of a wrestler is certainly not a fun one. However, Raja Lion is probably one of, if not the worst in ring guys I've possibly ever seen. Like, I get that being 7 foot means you're not going to be a technical master anyway, but this guy didn't even the fundamental basics right: can't body slam, can't hit a big boot, can't do anything but do terrible looking kicks and chops that make Giant Baba's brain chops look like the deadest thing on Earth. Guy had one proper match that ended in a fuck finish and had the audience laughing at how bad he looked. Objectively, he's probably the worst wrestler of all time by performance, as he's only got one real match (he did have others but they weren't really proper bouts) and that singular bout is more than enough to put him at the bottom, no question."