Super Crazy

[8.0] "It pains me that Super Crazy's run in WWE was treated as such a joke. If you put him in TNA at the time, he probably could've thrived. The dude can do crazy things in the ring and was legitimately very funny too. Also love that he had a non-traditional build but could still do crazy acrobatics. He'd have 100% killed it in modern day AEW, NJPW or CMLL as well."

[8.0] "One of the first Mexican guys I followed and many similarities with the numerous Luchas of the day. Also those around today. Stiff style and a reluctant seller, capable of ridiculous agility yet not immune to a mega botch. Top notch fundamentals, he could have a solid 15 minute technical match without leaving the mat and employed a Surfboard as well as anyone. Tajiri & Lil' Guido would make a hypothetical ECW HoF, as would Crazy and an 8."

[7.0] "Super Crazy was a star in Mexico, Japan and ECW. His WWE run was less than stellar due to stereotyping and racism the management used at the time. Had insane matches in ECW and the fact that he has had such a long career deserves the respect of the fans."

[8.0] "Even though his current run and most recent matches haven't featured a whole lot of quality from Mr. Crazy, I must give a whole lot of love and appreciation for the fact that he has been wrestling for SO long and still able to wrestle and move at a good level. He did all of his ridiculous bumps and flying in his early days, so having him go a bit slower and be more like a bruiser works for him. And in saying that, Super Crazy in ECW was so influential and impressive without seeming to get a lot of recognition for it. He was just as important and skilled as the likes of Tajiri and RVD and Jerry Lynn, but it doesn't seem like he is talked about as much or in the same vain as the others."

[7.0] "Great cruiserweight/jr heavyweight. Was always one of the best in that department in any company he stepped into. My favourite match of his as of this moment is his singles match with Ikuto Hidaka on the Corino vs Limp Bizkit episode of ECW Hardcore TV. Easy 7"

[5.0] "Great cruiserweight, but that's the glass ceiling a lot of luchadores hit. Never going to break out into the big main event scene but put on entertaining stuff with guys his size."

[6.0] "Super Crazy is an odd duck. He's a good worker and can have great matches. His matches against Tajiri were the stuff of legend in ECW. As far as a luchador goes, he's run of the mill."

[6.0] "His matches against Tajiri are soo fantastic and highly recommended. One more time, any match with Yoshihiro Tajiri is either "very good" or "extraordinary" and I doubt you'll ever be disappointed. Outside of his pairings with Tajiri you ... uh. he's... there. I also gotta remark that he skipped every ab day ever, his ring gear lets us all know he was conscious of this fact. Seriously though, if it's against anyone who's not Tajiri, its merely "there". 5.75 rounded up."

[10.0] "Super crazy is one of the most charismatic wrestlers ever. Never seen him have a bad match. I wish he have a run at AEW."

[10.0] "I love Super Crazy, I know nowadays he's nowhere near the talent he used to be, but man this guy was so awesome. His matches in ECW are insane to watch especially his feud with Tajiri."

[9.0] "I have watched his career from ECW to WCW and found him to be super underrated and one of my favourite luchadores"

[10.0] "I fucking love Super Crazy. The dude was always great and still to this day looks fantastic in the ring"

[9.0] "Underrated big time. Not gicne enough titles. Great high flyer. WWE never gave him the cruiserweight belt."

[6.0] "His matches with Tajiri were always good fun, and whenever Little Guido was added to the mix they just got that much better. Super Crazy was one of the more skilled flippers not only in ECW but in the wrestling world during the late 90s and early 00s. He saw some success as a stereotype gimmick in WWE along with Juventud and Psicosis as the lawn mowing Mexicools, but I feel that time did more harm for his career then good."

[8.0] "Super crazy is a true Mexican veteran who have good run in ECW (His matches with Tajiri are Great) but a lackluster run in WWE does not mean he is not a good wrestler and after leaving WWE, he have done good work in pro wrestling Noah as a Tag team wrestler along with Ricky Marvin and still putting good matches in Mexican Indie circuits."

[7.0] "A solid veteran with plenty of fun matches, Super Crazy is quite talented but has had plenty of ok matches and no truely great moment to stop him from truely being great."

[4.0] "All I really care about remembering Super Crazy for when they had the guy job to Paul Burchill and KATIE LEA of all people like 79 times on Sunday Night Heat in handicap matches. Yeah, when you are reduced to jobbing to a woman that weighs over 100 pounds less than you, you know you are reduced to being a nobody in a lost shuffle."

[7.0] "A good luchador with a very nice character. In NOAH he is doing very well."