Aaron Wolf

[5.0] "Look out, baby, it's the green boy! Alright, I'm not Japanese so his star power doesn't sway me, but getting a 5 when you have one singles match in your entire career is a pretty solid compliment. He's a Young Lion in all but name and I think he himself knows that, which I respect. I don't think he should hold the NEVER Openweight title, but it was an excuse to pop the crowd with the usual EVIL Tokyo Dome loss as well as get the belt off him since he's leaving, so fair fucks. I'd actually like to see him either work against or with Boltin Oleg. That would be some meaty magic."

[7.0] "not bad for a young lion. i do prefer him to be a junior heavyweight instead of a heavyweight, but he ain't bad at all. his match with evil gave him a good start for his njpw career and one step closer to be a ace and plus, he gave evil his best worked match without house of torture bs."

[6.0] "Aaron Wolf is new to wrestling and extremely green, but he comes into New Japan with a serious shoot pedigree that few can match, and he has a connection to the crowd that is undeniable. He needs to continue to develop, that is for certain. He has an average look, while he has good size his physique doesn't impress. He needs to work on his facial expressions as he often looks timid like he's hoping he doesn't mess up his spot. His greatest asset is a judo moveset that compliments his legit fighter aura. Clearly New Japan intends to push him to the moon, it seems inevitable he will become IWGP Heavyweight Champion some day. I wouldn't even put it past Gedo to book a shock title victory earlier than anyone expects. I personally hope NJPW plays the long game with his development however because I think he could be a very great addition to the promotion once he gets some experience under his belt."

[4.0] "There is some potential there for Aaron Wolf but he's so obviously greener than grass. He does have babyface spirit but his moveset is limited. Suplex, Powerslam, Elbow Drop, Judo Throws, Armbar and that's it. Maybe my score will increase when he gets more singles matches but right now I'm not impressed. [**.25]"

[8.0] "It's very rare for someone to be showing their potential from their very first match, but Wolf entered a sold out Tokyo Dome and did exactly that. NJPW is right to be high on someone with his skill level, all he needs is time in the ring - which the NJPW schedule will provide. He's one to watch in 2026."

[7.0] "I think Aaron Wolf is going to become a superstar for NJPW. It's still early days of course, but he appears to have the "it' factor with his understanding of selling, psychology, and knowing how to time himself in the ring. His athleticism and skill from Judo translates to the squared circle as well, and his throwing techniques allow him to have an expansive arsenal that is both compelling and exciting. He is already extremely popular with the fans, and he has created a lot of mainstream buzz in Japan with his debut at Wrestle Kingdom. Barring a major disaster, Aaron Wolf will be a 10/10 wrestler in a few years."