Ninja Mack

[8.0] "Ninja Mack totally deserves more recognition, this guy has insane talent and is absolutely crazy in ring, i hope he will not be more known for spot fest matches and actually rise into mainstream wrestling."

[7.0] "Ninja Mack is an insane athlete in the ring. He definitely is more known for spot fest matches than technical masterpieces. Always going to give you an exciting match. Has a unique look that will get him noticed as well."

[6.0] "Ninja Mack has really come into his own in 2025. Last year, I feel like he was just a moves guy where he'd just hit spot after spot and that was about it and their was no substance to his matches. He's slowly started to grow and his matches seem to be getting more better as he improves. He's had a lot more attention put on him after his Sasuke Special went viral on the internet. Let's hope Ninja Mack can continue improving and maybe can get signed to a bigger company."

[6.0] "I honestly wish I could rate Ninja Mack higher as I am always impressed by his skill and agility, but I must admit that Ninja Mack is quite a 1-Dimensional wrestler. If you watch one Ninja Mack match, you have really seen about 95% of them. While I am very happy to see him succeed and appear on more and more big promotions that can get more eyes on him, I will admit that he seems to be in the position of being stuck in the independent scene with the occasional tenures in NOAH and New Japan acting as short little bursts of something different for him."

[5.0] "An extremely athletic and fun-to-watch high flyer. Is someone you can show a buddy a clip of and they'll think he's the coolest. He is perfect for openers and breaks in between big matches. He can probably get himself a junior tag title run out of it, but not anything much higher than that, although I'd love to be proven wrong."

[7.0] "Ninja Mack can be a very sloppy wrestler at times, but the stuff he does is so spectacular looking that I'm never bored watching his matches. His time with NOAH has really helped him learn to structure matches better and while he may never be a great wrestler due to his late start and lack of polish, his matches will mostly involve cool stuff."

[2.0] "While capable of impressive athletic maneuvers, Ninja Mack has proven himself to be utterly lacking in engaging psychology every time I have given one of his matches a chance. If all you need is twists and flips then he's your man, otherwise he will disappoint."

[8.0] "Ninja Mack's NOAH run with the Hardcore Belt has made me a believer in this guy. His feud and storytelling with Alpha Wolf was fantastic, easily the best not-Kaito program in NOAH this year, and I'm really eager to see what he does next. The Hardcore title run proved that he's not only far more than a "flippy gif wrestler, " he's a capable storyteller that can work with a lot of different styles."

[6.0] "Ninja is great for a flashy move or two. Feels like he skipped all the basics in wrestling training and went straight to the high spots. Certainly good enough for what he is, will fit on most cards in the high flying spot. Can botch a bit to much. Moves incredibly well for someone with not the most athletic body."

[3.0] "A wrestler who should only be watched in gif form. To his credit, his time in NOAH is helping him to slowly learn how to stich a match together outside of big moves. He is basically the wrestler Ospreays critics think he is."

[5.0] "It's hard not to fall in love with Ninja Mack's acrobatic offense and gif-worthy maneuvers, a true "needs to be seen to be believed" talent that still stands out in a sea of excellent high-fliers coming out these days. There's a lot of flash with not a lot of substance, Mack turning the wow factor up and going ludicrous during his matches by showing off his Cirque de Soleil background in every stunt he performs. Definitely a wrestler who you either love or despise, and I'm in the camp that likes what he can do and looks forward to his matches as testaments to what him and his usually equally daredevilish opponent can pull off. He's a wrestler to watch if you like fun spots and breath-taking stunts, nothing more, nothing less, and I guess we'll all see if that changes with him."

[7.0] "I like him, his work in GCW and NOAH is great, maybe if he lost a bit of the extra weight (although he is by no means fat) and replaced it with muscle it might help him get over as a believable star, but until then whatever he's doing works, I'm a fan!"

[6.0] "He's like Jack Cartwheel but significantly better. Doesn't look in shape but he wears a ninja costume which works for his style in the ring. Signs that he's starting to work his athletic moves into a cohesive style."

[8.0] "His work in GCW and just on the independent circuit in general is really great stuff. Even though right now he has a lot to work, just some improvements to his style will be just what he needs to become a star."

"Really Athletic wrestler and with really innovative moves that you may get "wow'd" every time he does them. The Phoenix 630 Splash is a thing of Beauty."

[5.0] "A lot of hype coming in from GCW, but his NOAH run has been very mediocre. With an amazing martial arts background he has, I'd love to see him incorporate it more. The flippy stuff is fine, but can also be really sloppy at times too."

[8.0] "Overly flippy but it fully works for his gimmick. He's an actual ninja who does ninja things. It's a fun gimmick."

[5.0] "I have only seen his NOAH stuff so maybe he is better elsewhere but he just feels really out of place and pointless there."

[8.0] "Ninja Mack is one of my current favorite indie wrestlers at the moment. Since I first layed my eyes upon him in mid-2021, Mack has been a joy to watch in nearly every match he's in. Had Ricochet not taken the indies by storm during and after the formation and dissolution of Lucha Underground, we as wrestling fans would be painting the label of "innovator" onto Ninja Mack. Long story short, Ninja Mack fucking rules!"

[0.0] "The definition of pointlessness. He has an MMA background and decides to only make stupid spots without any sense. Ninja Mack could be like Ronda Rousey and he prefers too be worse than Ricochet. In theory he could but in the facts he has nothing for him. He is just awfull. Ninja Mack, leave wrestling alone."

[6.0] "Love the look of this guy but he messes up his signature moves a lot more then he should. He mixes his submission background well with his lucha skills. Probably one of the best things to come out of a Booker T school in a very long time."

[6.0] "Ninja Mack lives and dies by how much you can deal with indie-rific tendencies, because he's basically the embodiment of all of them: weird positioning and awkward motions, tons of spots to fill time, little actual rounding of his game beyond that. If you want to find a Ninja Mack match that has careful psychology or a good narrative running into it, bad luck, because he has no such thing to give out. His spots are well done and his boom in NOAH is to be seen to be believed. He's clearly gifted when it comes to athleticism and does things that most simply can't, but he always feels like one bad injury away from all of that not mattering. Seeing him badly botch a dive to the outside and bang his leg hard off the steel railing during his recent Kaito match showcased that pretty perfectly in my mind. Scott Hall made a point a while back about how you shouldn't make your gimmick around your body, because "it's the first thing to go" and that ultimately also applies to spotmonkeys as well: that ability to just hurl yourself around does not last long if done on a consistent basis and if you don't find something else to appeal to others, it's a easy ticket to obscurity. Some like Ospreay have had to slow themselves down immensely because of that very fact. Mack's gimmick and style is pretty cool on a surface level and he has some good matches to go through, but longevity is his main issue, because he really doesn't have anything to give beyond that."

[4.0] "I'm not huge on Ninja Mack but I'm not super negative on him either. I like his Sasuke Special spot, but I hate his screaming because it's hilarious but he's not a comedy guy he's supposed to be an American Great Sasuke or Octogon. Also I feel like he has that indy style of waiting or stalling to take or give a move which I'm not a fan of whatsoever."

[7.0] "Needs to work on his footwork a little more and some of his non athletic maneuvers. Him spending time in Japan with Pro Wrestling NOAH should vastly improve this anyways. If he works on this I think he has potential to be a very solid ultra athletic hybrid Indy dragon gate styled junior wrestler."

[7.0] "Haven't seen much but what I've seen so far is fun asf the gimmick is stupid, but that special kind of stupid that makes it endearing doesn't take itself to seriously great high flying action and intriguing moveset hope to catch more when I can... 7.25/10"

[10.0] "Ninja Mack is everything charming about indie wrestling wrapped in a voiceless, hyper-talented, action figure of a man. Enormous W for NOAH."

[8.0] "Ninja Mack from what I have seen is every insane spot gif that everyone on Twitter laments GCW for rolled into a wrestler incarnate. To some people, this might be a huge negative, but to me, it's his biggest strength. Instead of rounding out his game he leans more heavily into the highspots and insane bumps to the point it just becomes ridiculous and I can't help but be entertained. Is he sloppy sure and does he botch of course but always in a spectacular fashion that has me reeling. A very enjoyable wrestler that goes above and beyond for incredible spots, you watch one of his matches you are bound to have a good time."

[0.0] "My mother looks more like a ninja, and she's a bus driver. Also, Jeff Hardy is a better seller than this guy. Which is saying something. The worst thing being given the guy comes from MMA, which means he could be a Catch as catch can guy (like a Tim Thatcher, Suzuki or Gresham), but nah, flying around like a fn baloon is funnier I guess. Such a waste."

[8.0] "The finishing move for this match is an absolute picture perfect thing of beauty, it should be seen on GCW highlight reels for years to come."

"Great for the brief time that I've watched him. Never ceases to amaze me & has plenty of potential."

[9.0] "Crazy high flyer. Botches once an a while but he is still crazy good. I have met ninja mack, one of the nicer wrestlers. Great personality. Solid 9.0 superstar."

[7.0] "creative high flyer. not the same "flip boy" on the indy but someone who try to make something different"

[10.0] "One of my favorites in GCW right now. He's the ultimate spot guy, and he just has this innate charisma with me that I can't really explain. Amazing athlete, definitely worthy of being a ninja."

[6.0] "Wrestler who, although he is a definition of the word 'spot-monkey', but who is really able to attract attention to himself. Incredibly athletic guy with good background in sports. Not created for main events, but as a participant in high-speed multi-sided matches at the beginning of the show, he is good."

[9.0] "If you're into spot monkeys, he's one of the best. Hope to see him in AAA again he fits in great. Great athletic ability, and always fun to watch."

[0.0] "Ninja Mack is probably one of the worst, if not the worst wrestler I've ever seen. I can't like spotmonkeys, but he's even worse than every other guy who has this wrestling style. All he does is flipping around the ring for nothing, doing incredibly useless spots and to be honest I've seen a lot of Ninja Mack matches but he has never been relevant, even a little bit. The cherry on the cake is that he can't even do his spots properly. His matches are absolutely unbearable."