[7.0] "Don Arakawa Kengo Arakawa Makoto Arakawa who ever you prefer to call is a classic underrated piece of comedy in the shores. Battle Cats most toughest challenge was this man in 1989. Toru Yano is a beast but not as solid as this guy ever was. Don can hit anything at any given time."
[7.0] "Fairly underrated comedy wrestler: probably one of the very first in Japan to ever pick up such a gimmick back when wrestling was still considered to be 100% legitimate, which is not a easy feat to accomplish in the first place, let alone actually succeed. If it wasn't for him we'd probably not have guys like Yano going around he didn't get his foot in the door in the first place. I actually think that Arakawa is probably the most consistent wrestlers you are gonna get out here in terms of raw match quality : I've never seen a TRULY bad Arakawa match in action, only "ok" or "decent" despite his very long career in wrestling. He also has a quality to enhance guys who aren't particularly very good. Average guys have good showings with him, he makes other comedy acts look even better when interacting. This isn't to say that he can't then not wrestle normally: he's actually pretty good when he has to do so and can hang with some high-level shoot style guys. Don't get the pudgy look fool you, he's definitely a solid act."
[7.0] "Comedy-Wrestler, der eine Menge drauf hatte. Gute Punches + gute technische Skills = ich mochte den Mann. Bester Kampf seiner Karriere 1992 eine stiffe Schlacht gegen Kishin Kawabata bei NOW, von der es allerdings nur eine seltene Fancam-Aufnahme gibt."
[4.0] "Limitierter Wrestler in Rikidozan Gear und mit einem vergleichbarem Körperbau. Sympathischer Typ, aber ein besonders guter Wrestler war er meinen Augen nicht. Eher so ein Mitläufer, der nicht zu "höheren Ehren" geignet war. Machte aber immer gute Stimmung und war körperlich immer in guter Verfassung, selbst als er schon über 50 Jahre alt war."
