[9.0] "Amazing character work honestly. I'm very happy that he came to Hungary. Besides his good comedic approach, he is also a killer in that ring. I really hope some big company discovers the guy and signs him soon!"
[10.0] "Charles Crowley is an actor first, wrestler second. That sounds like a diss, but that is the most sincerest compliment I can give. I ask you to look at this guy's promos and not be at least a little entertained. His "circus demon ringleader" gimmick leaves a ton of room for dramatics as well, which he capitalizes on any chance he gets. And that's not to say he is a bad wrestler, he moves incredibly well in the ring and can wrestle many different ways depending on his opponent. He moves faster against high-flyers, hits harder against powerhouses and strikers, and can throw down against grapplers. To me, Crowley is the perfect amount of "too much"."
[10.0] "Charles Crowley is one most entertaining talents in England at the moment his gimmick is so fun to watch. He has a entrance that never gets boring the fans always get good interactions with Crowley as he knows how to work a crowd good all round wrestler mostly technical grappling"
[4.0] "Nobody quite sums up the vast majority of the post Covid/WWEUK/SpeakingOut Britwres scene better than Cowley. A crap gimmick wrestler for people who don't know any better. Fair play to him, saves me lots of money in not going to shows he is booked on."
[0.0] "One of the worst wrestlers I've had the misfortune to watch on a regular basis. He wrestles like he's taking the piss. Gimmick would be somewhat interesting if you had never heard of Panic! At The Disco. Bizarrely over with Germans."
[9.0] "Charles Crowley is one of the greatest wrestlers I saw. He has a great gimmick who is really entertaining to watch, his spot with balloons are very fun to watch. Also, a good in ring abilities he had a good match against Trent Seven at Bodyzoï 8. If he continues like what he is doing in the Uk, France, Germany and Belgium... Soon or later he would become one of the greatest names in wrestling around the world. Next stage, Japan or the US would help him a lot."
[9.0] "Charles Crowley is quite probably the literal best in the world at this moment in terms of getting an audience into a match and being perpetually entertaining and intriguing, be it in vignettes on YouTube or promos in the ring/building. His character is extremely unique and interesting. His promo talent is pretty much unmatched in the world (with the rare exception like Spike Trivet). He works unusually well with women as shown by his interactions with Session Moth Martina, Alexxis Falcon, and Clementine. His work sometimes is a little blue for my tastes but I anticipate that is a consequence of the promotions and audiences he works for. His in-ring work is competent and he very rarely ventures outside of what he knows he can do, but he is still capable of growing into much more as an actual professional wrestler. I anticipate when that does happen, he will place everything in his matches just about perfectly. Kyushu Pro will be a good place for him to start building his Japanese resume and I anticipate time in DDT (and/or NOAH) will follow. A phenomenally gifted entertainer who I hope gets time on worldwide television sooner rather than later."
[7.0] "Mixing a good technical style and a comedic approach to wrestling, Charles Crowley has gotten over with the British audience as someone who knows how to get them engaged in whatever he does. He still has room to improve though as a whole, and while his comedic schtick is fine, it may get annoying in the long run."
[9.0] "One of the most interesting wrestlers, who, unfortunately, is quite underestimated. Interesting gimmick, great comedic and serious promos. A good ring skill that can be both aggressive and comedy. Clementine and Elijah completed it and I hope they can put on a good show. The British scene is full of talent and I think Crowley is doing well in every aspect."
[2.0] "In my opinion, one of the worst wrestlers in post-COVID British wrestling. Awful, cringeworthy gimmick that gets a reaction from sympathetic Progress crowds but does nothing for me personally. Symptomatic of a greater issue in the British indies at the minute, that being the amount of bad gimmick wrestlers who saw NXT UK and thought they could get signed if they hammed up their "personality" and let that do the talking instead of their actual in-ring work. Personally, I hope he does get signed to NXT UK so I never have to see him wrestle again."