[1.0] "Alex Marvez is an accomplished wrestling journalist and has a career in writing that's enviable. Alas, he also has the charisma of a wet fart and the speaking skills of Officer Barbrady from South Park."
[0.0] "When you think of all the blunders AEW made during their early days, featuring Marvez so prominently has to be one of the bigger ones. He was so awkward & had no clue what he was doing. Thankfully, they eventually scaled back his appearances. But still today, whenever he shows up, he's likely detracting from the show. Seems like a good dude, but belongs nowhere near a television camera."
[1.0] "Bad. Monotone. No emotion. Almost single handedly ruined the 1st AEW show ever with his voice. Luckily they quickly removed him from commentary. As an interviewer he's just as bad. Renee saved us from him and now we see less of him, thankfully."
[0.0] "0, 17 Prozent meiner über 15.000 Wertungen sind 0 Punkte-Wertungen und ich möchte damit nichts abstrafen oder was auch immer kompensieren und mir fällt es schwer Menschen mit "ungenügend" zu bewerten, aber was Alex Marvez in seiner On-Air-Rolle bei AEW liefert, ist meines Erachtens das Sinnbild von diesem Ausdruck. Er wirkt überfordert vor der Kamera und wie ein Passant, der vom TV zum Straßeninterview aufgefordert wird und wenn er auf Wrestler trifft, dann wie der übereifrige Fan, der seine Fotochance kaum fassen kann. Hin und wieder wird er arg in einer schauspielenden Rolle eingesetzt und spätestens ist seine Anwesenheit eigentlich immer ein Problem für das Segment. Mir ist nicht klar, wie er zu seiner Rolle kam und noch weniger klar, warum er sie über all die Jahre behalten kann. Sicherlich hat er weniger TV-Zeit als zu Beginn, aber fast alles, was er präsentiert, ist leider einfach schlecht."
[2.0] "Marvez is an accomplished journalist with a rich history in sport journalism. However, his role in All Elite Wrestling obviously isn't working for him. Brought in to the company as somebody with a legitimate background in sports, his initial stint as a commentator alongside Jim Ross and Excalibur was abysmal. Nowadays, he's primarily being used as a backstage interviewer. Marvez always comes across as uncomfortable in the role he's been given in the company. His verbiage sounds scripted. For very obvious reasons, covering the NFL on Fox Sports is a lot different than being a backstage interviewer for a professional wrestling promotion."
[3.0] "Brought in to give AEW from a sports background to give the company some legitimacy. Is not a commentator for a major promotion but is inoffensive as a interviewer."
