T-Hawk

[7.0] "One of the many wrestlers that I credit with bringing me into Japanese wrestling. Looks good in the ring, holds himself well, and has the accolades to prove it! If he were to win the AJPW Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship or find his way to becoming the Open the Dream Gate Championship in DRAGONGATE I'd be fine with it."

[9.0] "I first watched T-Hawk as a part of the Stronghearts when they appeared in AEW, I did enjoy that little run, however, I did not notice him too much in particular. I first started to realise how good he was in All Japan. Currently, he is killing it in AJPW and GLEAT, for a while it felt like he was being under-utilised in both promotions, but now he is G-Rex Champion, and a finalist in the Champion Carnival, beating the ace, Kento Miyahara on the way. Amazing wrestler, great power, brings a good energy, and some highflying, also he is incredible in tags with the Stronghearts. T-Hawk brings up the match, the tournament and the promotions he is in. The only thing keeping him from getting a 10 is that he hasn't had a five star match in my opinion."

[7.0] "If you go by the notion that the only bit of wrestling that matters is a wrestler's finisher, then T-Hawk is a 10. But of course, wrestling is far more than the last move hit during a match, and that is where the Strong Hearts member starts to falter ever so much. When he is in a multi-man tag environment, he's great, but when he's in a one-on-one match, he starts to shrink a little bit. If he can fine-tune his work in that area, I'll up his rating for sure."

[10.0] "Going to judge him based on his wrestling career after Dragon Gate, though it is important to mention his time in the company, where he was given chances to become a star but never seemed to have it in him. He has a great look and a tremendous moveset. His chops are vicious. He can cold clock a dude. One of his moves is to just yeet his opponent upside down. And the Cerberus, his running knee, while not as high flying as Kenny's V-Trigger, is downright cruel when it lands. He could have been Dragon Gates' next big thing, but it never panned out. He never reached that next level, despite winning their equivalent of the G-1 and main eventing Kobe World, their biggest event. Then again, the entire building was dead silent for his match. His personality just never reached the same level as the package it came with. And then, suddenly, he was gone. Taken by Cima along with a few other Dragon Gate stars to China to make a name for themselves there. I don't know what happened after he left but T-Hawk has found his stride while a part of the Strong Hearts stable and blossomed into one of Japan's best all around wrestlers. He's bloody incredible, and he comes across as a threat in any match he's in. His reign as the Wrestle-1 Champion was phenomenal, his matches with Shuji Kondo and Jiro Kuroshio were great. He may very well be Wrestle-1's greatest world champion and only Shotaro Ashino can match him in that department. His time in DDT has been fantastic to, and he's had great matches with pretty much everyone he's wrestled. As of the time of this review being written, he recently had a surprise banger against Kazuki Hirata, normally a comedy guy, which was the first time I ever saw Hirata have a straight, no nonsense singles match. I have heard a rumor that he's planning on retiring, and I do hope it's just a rumor, because he's nothing short of a pot of gold in wrestling. But at the same time, even if he does retire, he had one of the most amazing comeback stories in Professional Wrestling. He went from a failed ace to a self-made star. He's already set himself a place in wrestling as one of the best, and hopefully, if he does call it quits, he'll be remembered by the wrestling community for how bloody amazing he was."

[8.0] "Mix bag. He is okay, not great but can have good matches occasionally. He is in limbo of that DG style and the generic puro style and it leaves an underwhelming taste in people's mouths. He is much better in that tag team role rather than the big star ace of the company. Okay wrestler but could easily improve if DG/OWE every let him leave and work else where again. He needs that imo. Edit: Told you"

[7.0] "As I'm writting this I consider this guy the best "under 25" wrestler from Japan, and therefore one of the bigest up & coming wrestler from that country. At 24 he already has a much better selling than most of the other Dragon Gate residents. I mean his selling is even better than a lot of guys from other companies as well. It's fascinating to think he got that good coming out from the dragon system dojo in selling! In a company that relies on spotfest most of the time and fails at creating epic 1 on 1, I think T-Hawk will make a huge impact through the contrast he can bring on that level. In addition, he's got the chops!"

[8.0] "un jeune talent très prometteur, capable de sortir de très grand match en solo. Le futur de la Dragon Gate."