Fujita Hayato

[10.0] "At first I was hardly seeing anything impressive about him other than being a mini-Kanemoto with a questionable presentation. Then I started to realize that he was exactly what it was missing on his era of juniors: strikers. While you had your Ligers and your mexican guests around, and while there were also guys like Kenoh and Munenori Sawa showing their ways into the Michinoku grounds, none of them had what Fujita had, and that was legitimacy. If you watch his match with Bryan Danielson in UWAI Station, you will have no question of how his quickness and reckless strikes made a destructive combination surrounding the match's pace. It's too bad that he contracted cancer, but thankfully he is recovering, and while not appearing very much, he still shows no mercy when he does, and always vibing to a good ol' reggae for an entrance song. This man is the K-I-D that will make you go R-I-P, with his TOUGHNESS and his MADNESS! Michinoku no Ace!"

[8.0] "Fujita Jr Hayato has such an undeniable charisma. His strikes look great. His kicks look excellent. His submission work is great. He has a no frills demeanor that makes him feel so authentic and dangerous."

[8.0] "Hayato ist wirklich ein super Junior Wrestler. Ich würde ihn sogar schon bei New Japan vom können her sehen. Er hat dort in der vergangenheit schon gezeigt das er ein wirklich fähiger Worker ist."

[10.0] "I have a lot of love for Fujita Hayato. What a bad ass he was a few years back in those encounters with Kanemoto. Wild hair, shaved eyebrows, both skinny and stiff as hell, strolling to the ring to T. O. K. 's so-cheesy-it's-terrifying "I Believe". Great facial expressions in that series from Hayato too. I'll never forget his reaction when he finally beat Kanemoto. I wish I saw more of him these days."

[9.0] "Hayato is one of the best juniors going today, and one can only hope that "Jr. " gets signed by a bigger promotion than M-Pro before it's too late."

[8.0] "Hayato could have been a kickboxer. He is a true Jr Heavyweight who can give and take some stiff hits."

[6.0] "Anfangs wollte bei mir die Funke nicht so wirklich überspringen, aber mittlerweile überzeugt er mich. Coooler Einmarsch, individueller Charakter, glaubwürdige Aktionen. Dennoch bleibe ich dabei: er dürfte im Ring etwas variabler sein. Auf Kicks setzen kann man besser machen, siehe bspw. Kanemoto."

[7.0] "Hach, der gute Fujita Hayato. Wann immer ich etwas von ihm sehe, bin ich hoch zufrieden mit der Darbietung, die er geliefert hat. Man merkt ihm seine Entschlossenheit und Verbissenheit an, aber man merkt als Zuschauer auch, dass immer noch Luft nach oben ist. Aber dazu hat er ja auch noch viel Zeit."

[9.0] "Guter Newcomer, der definitiv durch seine harten Kicks überzeugen kann."

[7.0] "Eine große Zukunftshoffnung in Japan. Der Junge ist so fies, stiff und mimisch überzeugend, dass man eigentlich nur Fan sein kann."

[6.0] "Ein Shoot-styler bei M-Pro? Funktioniert gut und kann die Promotion auch bei Auftritten bei BattlArts gut vertreten. Erstmal nur ein Durchschnitts Ranking, aber Tendenz steigend."