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123.10.2026Jiggins8.0A very dark character, in a poetic sort of way. He was definitely good on the mic, but not intimidating. The Flock was a great concept. I just wish they could have done more with it. He was above average in the ring as well, and could work at a fast pace.
223.10.2026vinnyv918.0 
317.10.2026TonyMcTony249.0Good In Ring, Great on The Mic, amazing character worker, underrated story teller, Scott Levy is a severly underrated worker, and the fact that some folks have bizzarely called him cringe or insufferable is sacrilegous. We need to stop overusing the word cringe, it's lost all meaning, and claiming this guy has no Charisma is borderine moronic. Should have been pushed more In WCW and WWE. Tna did him right at first but lost him in the shuffle unfairly after 2005.
405.10.2026notstretchmarksghost10.0Effortlessly badass and a highlight of various promotions, at various points. One of the coolest looks on wrestling. Insanely ahead of his time in that regard. WCW often didn't realize just how fucking over Raven with the belt would've been and it cost them, I'd say. He was perhaps at his best in ECW, though I'm very fond of him in TNA. I've enjoyed his entire career more or less and always felt as though he deserved so, so much more thsn what he was given.
502.10.2026JediSaiyanMaster12039.0 
623.09.2026Matzen8.0 
702.09.2026Aditya9.0 
831.08.2026fantoy8.0 
922.08.2026draven7.0 
1016.08.2026OnAPole8.0 
1102.08.2026RealGrapsThomsen8.0 
1228.07.2026exequieljuzzle9.0 
1324.07.2026Rainmaker4196  
1420.06.2026Conquistador379.0My favorite era is before he became Raven. Even in his very early days, he's outstanding at mic and character work. In the ring he is a mechanic beyond his years. As a color commentator he keeps me cracked up and then I love seeing the way he works in the ring. His look, fantastic as well. By the time he signed with WCW he was already excelling and I am on board so hard for all of it. Some of the best stuff in all of wrestling. Where things fell apart is when he went to the WWF and wasn't allowed to wrestle and later, not allowed to talk much. He never recovered. I know many love Raven but for me, it's all about Scott Anthony/Scotty Flamingo. His tenure in Global is eye catching, his tenure in WCW often carried the company. I gotta deduct points because I can not stress how much I just can't get into anything after Scotty Flamingo. but that era was sooo good. 8.5
1512.06.2026Desmond33  
1605.06.2026TemperanceBro10.0Where does one even begin with Scott Levy aka Raven? Much of today's performers on the microphone, from MJF to CM Punk to Bray Wyatt, wouldn't be here without him. He was so effortlessly cool, intriguing and interesting to watch that he captured your attention instantly. His body of work in the ring was always pretty tightly knit to ECW's much more "grungier", sloppy-style of wrestling, but he always shined with some compelling angles, promos and style of work that Heyman tried endlessly to imitate (with scarce results) after losing him. No wonder he was such a prominent and coolest part of early TNA, and one of the living proofs that being good at the art of wrestling isn't enough to get you over in the world of wrestling's stupid politics and big men-fetish.
1723.05.2026txmboi6678.0I'm hesitant to call Raven one of my favorite wrestlers of the 90s, but looking at his career, it's definitely justified. He was a guy that molded in with the times and knew exactly what he needed to do to stand out, his presentation was on point, his promos and psychology are often good to great, and he's involved with some genuinely great storylines across multiple different promotions as a leading force. It went that way for his runs in ECW and WCW, and even heading into the 2000s when he joined TNA, which I think overall (or maybe up until 2006-ish when he started to decline) was a really good run as well. It wasn't all gold with him obviously but I think Raven is a guy that I will quite an appreciation for as a wrestler.
1814.05.2026CCStyles7.0 
1915.04.2026Felden8.0 
2001.04.2026FDT9.0 
2126.03.2026DaWay9.0 
2216.03.2026Raditz Flair8.0The reinvention from Johnny Polo to Raven is one for the ages. He completely changed everything and it worked. His dark, brooding promos perfectly captured the grunge/goth feeling of the 90's. The Evenflow is also one of the best performed DDTs.
2327.02.2026bnummer8.0 
2414.02.2026NotANugget9.0 
2512.02.2026GoodVsBadGuys9.0 
2601.02.2026Jimmywrasslin23879.0 
2721.01.2026Slikkrikk6.0I felt that Raven did what he did well, and of course it didn't hurt that he was pushed to the heavens during the ECW run. While I think what he did was commendable, I'm not sure I can rate him too highly because the rest of the package never did it for me. I feel like Dreamer carried most of that feud and that ECW was perfect for what was needed from Raven at the time. Look at him outside ECW and you'd put him even lower.
2829.12.2025Khalid Ace  
2908.12.2025Eliasisallecw10.0 
3002.12.2025phatlip9.0 
3123.11.2025Zuha Salt8.0Raven was the epitome of a villain in ECW history. His in-ring work was fine, simple but not bad. BUT his in-ring psychology was terrible (terrible in the sense of being terrifying, not just bad in terms of quality). The most accurate definition of Raven is: A manipulative madman who has a cult of lunatics. I feel that Raven was too much even for ECW. If ECW had few limits on "what to do" and "what NOT to do, " imagine what Raven had to do to exceed them. And when he left ECW, his options were limited; he was wasted in WWF and WCW, but that was because his true self couldn't be anywhere. He couldn't maintain the same intensity or darkness; he was created to be in the ECW product.
3218.11.2025TriggaHell10.0 
3317.11.2025Jjj76910.0 
3416.10.2025ItsAllAWorkAnyway  
3509.10.2025CountReglay10.0I think Raven is a perfect example of how a performer can be obviously lopsided and still a 10. One of the greatest talkers and minds in wrestling, with such a creative drive, that catalyzed some of ECW's most iconic matches and angles. A despicable, cunning heel who managed to consistently have the number of the babyfaces, and whose group was one of the most compelling stables in ECW history. Never the performer in-ring that he was away from it, his time in ECW managed to highlight his strong points, and he certainly wasn't an inept slouch either. Maybe a bit of a difficult guy to work with, and definitely someone whose work outside ECW just didn't have the same spark, but I adore Raven, anything less than a 10 feels criminal.
3609.10.2025rainmakerpunk  
3702.10.2025Luj10.0 
3823.09.2025desTroyer9.0Raven was a very "cool" wrestler. He didn't have the muscular look that was often seen in TV wrestling but he wasn't "just a t-shirt guy". Some of his promos I didn't quite understand back then or today. What I like best about Raven was his solid performances trough multiple companies: WWF, WCW, ECW, TNA, MLW. When he was watching the flock and sitting in the audience. That was the best version of Raven that I could think of.
3917.09.2025Willie 192008.0 
4026.08.2025Brutish Dandy  
4123.08.2025Bockelito9.0 
4214.08.2025jaletta9.0 
4305.07.2025TERRYFUNKFANATIC8.0 
4415.06.2025notanotherone7.0 
4512.06.2025Japanese BAKA7.0 
4608.06.2025jumtackthack9.0 
4701.06.2025majorasmask128.0 
4831.05.2025LeSynth10.0 
4928.05.2025bherbert19807.0Raven brought a unique blend of psychology, storytelling, and brutality. His character work was ahead of its time, blending angst, intellect, and violence in a way that influenced a generation of darker, layered performers. A master of storytelling with a distinct identity and underrated in-ring ability. Raven made you feel something--whether that was pity, hate, or fascination. You could argue the most important character in ECW history
5003.05.2025Erdrick7.0 
5128.04.2025jejunestars8.0 
5205.04.2025TheV27.0 
5321.03.2025Justdawg7.0 
5416.02.2025arkhamoutlaw107.0 
5502.02.2025NickyF889.0 
5631.01.2025CMgab9.0 
5701.01.2025Shainy8.0 
5823.12.2024piotrusjasigma10.0 
5907.12.2024JTI I don't know man, I can appreciate how good of an in-ring competitor he is, and how well he can cut a promo, but goddamn is Raven just most cringe, insufferable gimmick in pro wrestling history. I just don't get it, man. He's just like, this angsty teenager reading his bad poetry out loud and cupping his own farts into his hands and sniffing them. I prefer to believe that the true canon is Raven in WCW, where he's actually revealed to be a spoiled nepo baby trying to put on this persona to seem cool, which is objectively funny and a far more interesting character than "brooding lip piercing and band t-shirts".
6020.11.2024SupaKool7.0 
6119.11.2024darkblade091410.0 
6216.11.2024ShaneSpear8.0 
6313.11.2024Red Mage Riot9.0 
6416.10.2024socktherapy9.0 
6514.10.2024TripleCrown5.0This is going to be a very unpopular opinion, but I just think Raven isn't all that great. People go on and on about his promos and whatnot, and whilst the story behind them is very good, I just feel as if he has zero charisma. He kind of just talks in a monotone voice throughout the entire thing, I personally feel like there's no real oomph behind what he says. He's ok in-ring, and certainly a product of the ECW era in the 90s. But man, I just really don't get the hype. I find him to be super boring in-ring and on the mic. I must admit though, I did enjoy some of the stuff he did in the WWF and TNA. But I just feel like he's not all that people make him out to be, incredibly overrated.
6612.10.2024violet01110.0 
6706.09.2024BongIn2410.0 
6803.09.2024glhrams10.0 
6928.08.2024Chosen One8.0What about me? What about Raven? Sein angsty Character hat mich einfach abgeholt. In ECW und selbst in WCW war er großartig. Eine Schande, dass man in der WWF dagegen nichts mit ihm anfangen konnte.
7026.08.2024wrestlingswiftie8.0An incredibly underrated wrestler who understood psychology to the level of a Jake Roberts or Roddy Piper. The only reason he's not a 10 is because I find his ROH run underwhelming, (outside of the brilliant work he did with CM Punk). His WWF and WCW runs were also forgettable... But that's coincidentally all because of management (Seriously. This guy's luck is bad! ) But the true highlight was his legendary ECW career.
7124.08.2024jajt198910.0 
7217.07.2024CarMenWinStead10.0Hell of a performer, and was born to be in the very soap opera-y world of professional wrestling. When youve done a deep dive on this guy, whether that be his shoot interviews, seminars, and all parts of his career, you can tell he takes self and character expression very seriously in wrestling, and once youve listened to him discuss anything that ties back to his own career at all, youd probably come to understand and appreciate his work more. If youre willing to listen to him yap in his shoot interviews, (which, hes a known yapper) he explains everything in detail. And, considering how much hes talked about the same things in interviews, you can easily find patterns before making sense of everything eventually.
7315.07.2024BigMeatyMan9.0 
7426.06.2024piglatin9.0 
7517.06.2024DiscoElysium10.0No one will ever be as cool as raven, this is like what an entire generation of wrestlers aspired to be. looking in retrospect, he really hard carried every ECW feud he was in. Who knows that he would do if he didn't get absolute screwed in WCW and WWE.
7613.06.2024YB27.0 
7710.06.2024elmark8.0 
7806.06.2024Nard19010.0 
7926.05.2024WrestlingGuru8.0 
8019.05.2024KingChook9.0 
8116.05.2024CoolNameGuy918.0 
8212.05.2024StardomIcon9.0Raven was one my favorite wrestlers in the late 90s, even during his poorly booked WCW run. Raven should've been a main event level heel, as he generated more heat than anyone in the company with his whiny, victim-narrative complex gimmick, complemented by his "What about me? What about Raven? " catch phrase. In his US Heavyweight title match against Goldberg, more fans were chanting "Raven sucks" rather than cheering for Goldberg. That is very telling in terms of how over Raven was. I'll be using Bret Hart's three categories of ranking wrestlers (look, promo, in-ring ability) to rank Raven. First is look, a category where Raven truly stood out, particularly in WCW where the majority of roster wore glossy spandex tights. Raven rocked the 90s grunge attire, complete with leather jacket, ripped up shorts, and a flannel. This helped set him apart from anyone on the roster immediately. When he formed The Flock (the WCW version of The Nest from ECW), his lackeys all dressed like him too. As far as promo skill goes, Raven was excellent in his work in ECW as well as WCW. His character was interesting and his perspectives were unique in a time where yelling at opponents was the accepted norm. His character had depth and evolved with no parallel at the time. The "cinema" style storytelling Roman Reigns often speaks about was being done by Raven almost a quarter-century earlier. Lastly, Raven had good in-ring ability too. The Raven's Rules gimmick in WCW was awesome, as it set his matches apart from the rest on a three hour Nitro broadcast. My favorite move of his, besides the Even Flow DDT, was the drop toe hold onto an unfolded chair. I believe Raven's matches were a great case of a wrestler hiding his flaws and accentuating his strengths, as the hardcore style took attention away from his lack of athleticism. His match against Chris Jericho at WCW Halloween Havoc 1998 had no build up, but is one of my favorite matches to watch to this day. All in all, Raven excelled in ECW, was underutilized yet still awesome in WCW, and completely made a fool of in WWE. Quote the Raven, Nevermore.
8309.05.2024Lexino738.0 
8408.05.2024Wangler9.0 
8504.05.2024MarkMcMarkington28.0 
8627.04.2024chaqudemus8.0 
8726.02.2024Dirty Diego8.0Very underrated had one of the best gimmicks in history , he has great psychology for the Buisness, plus he was involved in my opinion the best fueds in pro wrestling history his feud with Tommy dreamer and him not being beat for years reminds me abit of Roman reigns bloodline run now proper old school booking to bad the wwf and wcw didnt push him a bit more, also I love his sense of humour on his podcast
8820.02.2024mxkami10.0All time character/creative mind in wrestling. I was one of those weird little kids he was talking to in his promos, and I connected with him immediately as an 8-year-old who was new to wrestling at the time ('96). Scotty Flamingo and Johnny Polo were not bad shots at trying to be different and get over (which, fell flat). But then came cult leader Raven, and wrestling wasn't really the same since. You can sum up his career with his LEGENDARY ECW run including those amazing promos, a decent run in WCW with The Flock before a wrestling promotion became a wrestling promotion and got tired of their new toy, a fun (but definitely goofy AF) run in TNA, a highly regarded Indy run where he became a GOD in Ring of Honor, and finally a retirement run in MLW where he's on screen as a Manager and is an Agent backstage. I am a *MASSIVE* Raven mark, and I am not ashamed. The man deserves his flowers.
8918.02.2024Nilesmania7.0 
9019.01.2024MaximilianBerner7.0 
9119.01.2024skybo909.0 
9223.12.2023Liam Miyahara9.0 
9303.11.2023Akatsuki8.0 
9423.10.2023AidanArcher10.0 
9504.10.2023SavageTyger8.0Raven was a master of psychology, an insanely deep character, and great promo work. I feel like he does not get the credit he deserves as an actual "wrestler" due to his hardcore persona but if you watch him as Scotty Flamingo, while nothing is stellar you can tell he was actually a solid technician.
9620.09.2023AliAlnamir10.0Although his move set was a little bit basic, he did have some cool moments and surprising high flying stunts. Where he lacked in technique, he more than made up for in storytelling, in ring psychology, character work, and some really creative hardcore spots (Although he stole the drop toe hold onto a chair from Shane Douglas.) However where he really shined was his promo ability. After Jake the Snake, and before Bray Wyatt, we had Raven, who, in my opinion combined both of the things that Bray and Jake are remembered for here in 2023 and excelled at them. Quoth the Raven, nevermore.
9712.09.2023DangoDaisuki6.0Anscheinend überbewertet, ich hätte nämlich nicht damit gerechnet, dass er so eine hohe Wertung hat, obwohl er als Wrestler immer eher durchschnittlich war. Für mich ziemlich ähnlich wie ein Dreamer oder Sandman, alles nette Hardcore Wrestler ohne wirklich besonders zu sein.
9803.08.2023DylanC2519.0 
9928.07.2023MorbidAxis8.0 
10026.07.2023ASZ8.0