[6.0] "An extremely new title that has yet to produce a classic feud or match, but pretty much everything about the first two title reigns has been objectively good. The belt itself looks pretty cool design-wise, although a bit toy-esque."
[7.0] "Still in the first beholder so it can't truly be rated yet, but for an inaugural reign it's established Jackson Drake as a top heel on evolve who gets proper reactions from the crowd on a show where the energy is often lacking. Feeling really similar to the beginning of NXT, there's a world of possibilities for this title going forward, and it's taking the right steps to be a platform that establishes future talent."
[8.0] "I'm liking the two runs this champion has had so far. He's serving as a stepping stone from Evolve to NXT, but the brand also has its own division that's trying to capture the title."
[10.0] "I can tell that Evolve has everything to be as good as the old NXT Black and Gold, has the style, this title I like it, Jackson Drake is doing great as champion, maybe his reign is too long now, but I'm okay, WWE keep the great job with this. It's of the best they have now. 10/10"
[8.0] "So far the WWE EVOLVE Championship has been treated very well by WWE, not as well as the Women's one but still good. Jackson Drake has been a great champion and is really a fantastic wrestler. I think they will need to establish more contenders for the title but they do have a lot of talent on that men's EVOLVE roster, so I believe the next champion will do just as fine. Again, so far, they have done a very fine job with this."
[7.0] "The WWE EVOLVE Championship should be considered equal in prestige to a minor league/semi-national league promotion since it's the AA-Level affiliate for a globally-operating promotion. The EVOLVE Championship appears to be establishing itself in a similar vein as NXT's title back when NXT was a WWE Network-exclusive (and similar to that, EVOLVE airs on Tubi instead of terrestrial or cable/satellite networks in the United States.) All and all, it's filling a void that was left once NXT was promoted to a full-on national league promotion with a prime time daypart on a national broadcaster's channel."