Dojo Pro Wrestling (Dojo Pro)

[7.0] "I loved the concept because it was like a live action version of Mortal Kombat. I also liked that it was used to mostly showcase young talent. The current wrestling market is too crowded to bring this back but it was fun."

[7.0] "Superb concept and good production value. Ironically, this type of program would be perfect in this covid-plagued era."

[4.0] "Good concept, bad execution. Having a bunch of wrestlers of varying levels of fame, fight in a ladder ranking style tournament is fresh and interesting. The promos before the matches were solid. The problems were: there were no actual feuds, sometimes we had face vs face matches so it didn't really matter who won, the matches in general were not that good from an in-ring standpoint and finally, the biggest problem by far was Aaron Solow. Solow is a decent tag and midcard singles competitor. But as the stand out and winner of the tournament? He doesn't really work. It's a shame that people like MJF, James Storm, Ricky Storm didn't go to the final with Cobb, nor did they even cross paths. Instead we had Janela destroying the middle part of the tournament and Solow dragging down the final part."