Caprice Coleman

[8.0] "One of the best color commentators around! He always adds urgency and excitement behing his words and never in an annoying way. He is a great asset to any company behind the commentary booth."

[9.0] "Caprice Coleman is a rare breed in wrestling -- a performer who seamlessly blends athleticism, charisma, and intellect. Trained by the Hardy Boyz, he debuted in the mid-'90s and carved out a reputation across the Southeast indie scene and NWA Wildside before becoming a staple in Ring of Honor. His in-ring work is crisp, his promos are sharp, and his ability to elevate younger talent is unmatched. As a commentator, Coleman shines with insightful analysis and infectious enthusiasm, notably alongside Ian Riccaboni in ROH. His segments like "Coleman's Pulpit" showcase his charisma and deep understanding of wrestling psychology. Even after decades in the business, he remains a compelling presence, whether calling matches or stepping back into the ring. Beyond wrestling, Coleman is a motivational speaker and ordained minister, bringing depth and authenticity to his role as a mentor and leader. He embodies professionalism and passion, making him a respected figure both on and off the screen. Caprice Coleman may not always be in the spotlight, but his contributions to wrestling are invaluable. A true "Swiss Army knife" of the industry, he continues to inspire and influence the next generation of talent."

[7.0] "I like Caprice Coleman. He's okay in the ring, but personally I feel that he absolutely shines on commentary. If you've listened to his commentary with Rich Bochini and Veda Scott for Deadlock Pro, you know what I mean. If theres ever a spot that doesn't come off clean during a match, he somehow has the perfect explanation for the situation. He feels like a commentator that treats pro wrestling like a shoot athletic event, and I love it. I bumped my rating from a 6 to a 7 simply because of this."

[8.0] "I really like Caprice on commentary! He has a great dynamic with Ian and he's incredibly authentic while not sacrificing good insight, bettering matches."

[4.0] "Based on what I've seen of Caprice Coleman he is bad wrestler in my opinion. i don't know about his past but at this a couple of recent years he was bad ! i don't like Caprice Coleman at all :D"

[4.0] "The definition of "just a guy". Wrestling for a long time but never broke out. Painfully average and not particularly interesting to watch."

[7.0] "A solid all-around wrestler in the ring as well as a very charismatic voice on the mic, drawing on his experience as an ordained minister. At this point in his career, Coleman is likely at the highest point he'll reach - entrenched as a midcard act in Ring of Honor - but his skills make him a standout in this position, often serving as an inspirational leader or tag team partner for up-and-coming babyfaces or opponent for heels. When his in-ring career eventually winds down he could very well go on to a "second career" as an effective manager."

[8.0] "A good veteran wrestler. He is noticeably older and slower than the modern ROH roster but can still go in the ring. I think that Cedric Alexander is definitely better and destined to be a bigger star than Coleman but who knows if Cedric would have broken out if it weren't for his time teaming with Caprice. The fact that Coleman has stuck around for so long in spite of all this (basically being destined to be midcard for life) hints that he is a positive influence and presence in the locker room/backstage, suggesting either a good personality or perhaps even more importantly a good mind for the business. I think a rating of 8, "good" is fitting."

[8.0] "A very talented wrestler and it's a shame he didn't make any sort of breakthrough when he was younger. He still has a lot to offer the business though, IMO."

[10.0] "When it comes to the team of Caprice Coleman and Cedric Alexander (The C&C Wrestling Factory if you will), sure they may be evenly matched as far as their unbelievably great work in the ring goes, but Caprice is easily the most charismatic one out of those 2 guys and I've always been more than impressed with that particular quality that Caprice has! The way he talks reminds me of an old school WWF promo from the late 80's and early 90's where so much charisma just comes out of a wrestler whenever he or she speaks and I love that a whole lot! I also love the fact that he sometimes sings at the end of his promos cause it brings out more charisma from him and it also brings the real life preaching skills out of him as well from him being religious and what not."