Jorge Estrada

[6.0] "Jorge Estrada was a decent wrestler, he was a part od the Flying Elvises, the team who won the first match on TNA's history. Even if that gimmick was a little stupid, Estrada had charisma and some good high flying moves. He improved a lot during his run, being able to make some decent matchs, such as the tag team match against AJ Styles and Jerry Lynn or his singles match against Siaki or Red. After the Elvises split up, he continued with the Elvis gimmick and was lost in the card. He was involved in the awful Bruce storyline and had some horrible matches with Disgraceland, after he refused to join SEX. It's a shame that he retire from wrestling so early, because he had potential and charisma. His work was enjoyable."

[4.0] "Estrada had a relatively short career, mainly highlighted by his run in TNA's very early days, including his role in the very first match in (NWA)TNA/Impact history as part of the Flying Elvises in a win over AJ Styles, Jerry Lynn and Low Ki. Eventually the Elvises broke up and Estrada retained the gimmick while feuding with former stablemate Sonny Siaki. Estrada had a good look and seemed to have some good potential as an in-ring performer, but unfortunately he was gone from TNA by early 2003 and only had a handful of further matches before leaving wrestling a few months later."

[5.0] "Jorge Estrada was a pretty good high flyer who showed some sparks of natural charisma despite being saddled with the silly Flying Elvises gimmick in the weekly PPV era of NWA-TNA. I thought he had potential, but he was out of the business pretty quickly, supposedly due to legal problems, so he never got to develop and move beyond the gimmick."