AJ Styles

[10.0] "He is the greatest in ring wrestler I have ever seen. He's also great on the mic and could make a match with anyone look like a 5 star match. Despite at the end of his career he has put up absolute classics, and the most recent with nakamura should be counted as one to. It's a shame that Vince sold the bag with him vs Nakamura in mania 34. It could have been one of the greatest matches of all time. It's sad to see Aj go but it's time. I will always remember him as one of the best to ever do it. I will certainly tell my kids in 10 years about him."

[10.0] "By far one of the all-time greatest & smoothest performers in the history of professional wrestling. AJ Styles can do it all. He has excelled in everything he has pursued as a wrestler. Whether he was in TNA, NJPW, the indies, & eventually to the WWE, he was always the absolutely best wrestler worldwide."

[10.0] "I think it's important to remember some context around AJ's career. He constantly found himself in locker rooms of favoured and established talent, time and time again he reinvented himself to immense success. When people think about his era in TNA, they think of his matches with Samoa Joe and Christopher Daniels. Not Booker T, not even Sting or Hogan or Jeff Hardy - he was Mr TNA when it felt like the company didn't want him to be. After he left, indie wrestling was in a boom period, he took over the most over faction and took it to new heights and flourished in ROH. It was also still incredibly rare for foreigners to succeed in Japan and at that time, Tanahashi, Okada, Naito, Nakamura were all in their primes. Though you could also point to wrestlers like the Young Bucks who contributed to the change in tide, he would become world champion and main event the Tokyo Dome making way for the likes of Kenny Omega and ZSJ to do the same. Finally, WWE at a time when they were desperate for new stars. In 2016 John Cena was still full time, Randy Orton and Daniel Bryan were constantly in the main event when available and The Shield, while destined for the top spot, were taking time to develop, Roman especially. Time and time again new stars like Bray Wyatt and a little later, Strowman, Corbin and even Jinder Mahal were desirable foils yet struggled to get over. Within his first year, he became world champion and later did so for over a year which was very rare at the time. I don't think it took longer than his first night to be over with the fans. From X division to heavyweight, he kept an explosive style that led to a career that is up there for the greatest ever."

[8.0] "consistent, the constant workhorse, always has a great match some phrases to describe AJ styles his matches in WWE with John Cena are classics, enjoyed his two reigns as WWE champion. he is one the only reasons I followed TNA many years back, his talent is undeniable an amazing hall of Fame career."

[9.0] "It's surreal that he is still bumping, moving super crisply quickly, & issuing innovative offense the way that he does even at 48 after 26 years of work. Whether you look deep into his past or right here & now at his current stuff, he has always been the same AJ Styles; ring-awareness that is virtually unparalleled, pretty solid on mic, the Pele Kick is the stuff of dreams. Has forgotten more about wrestling than many probably ever learn."

[6.0] "I've never been able to get into any of the stories involving AJ. I find his mic work to be boring and corny. That being said, I do find him to be a very impressive in ring performer. It's unfortunate that every other aspect of his work takes away from the fact that he's fantastic in the ring. Unfortunately pro wrestling is so much more than what happens after the bell rings."

[10.0] "The guy's goated, one of the greatest of all-time, he has an excellent run everywhere, indies, NJPW, TNA, WWE.. truly goated shit"

[10.0] "AJ Styles is the BEST in-ring worker of all time. You can't tell me anyone better than this man. His matches with John Cena, Samoa Joe, Kurt Angle, etc. were all bangers. He also has a great wrestling attire and is pretty decent on the mic. Styles should have one more world title run or an Intercontinental Championship run. It's sad that he's retiring this year, so enjoy him while he's still here. Easily a 10."

[10.0] "AJ Styles truly is phenomenal when it comes to in-ring ability. He has had several five star matches against the likes of, but not limited to, Christopher Daniels and Samoa Joe in that EPIC triple threat match, any of his matches with Minoru Suzuki in Japan, his match against John Cena at Summerslam 2016, the list goes on and on. He truly lives up to his nickname of Phenomenal."

"Easily one of the greatest pro wrestlers in the world, top 5 i might say even at his current retirement age."

[10.0] "One of the greatest of all time. Honestly if you split his career into the TNA third, the NJPW third and the WWE third, they'd literally all individually be 10/10s as well."

[10.0] "Is it possible to be at the top of your career? Yes, AJ Styles can. He's very good and I think his retirement tour should be planned appropriately so that it doesn't turn into a disaster like John Cena's tour."

[8.0] "The definition of Total nonstop action, The undisputed boss of Bullet Club.The man who put TNA and X-Division title on the map.Without him TNA couldn't have come this far.His feuds with the likes of Kurt Angle, John Cena, Samoa Joe and Jeff Hardy is awesome.This guy is god-gifted."

[10.0] "MY GOAT....MR.TNA....CARRIED SMACKDOWN FOR 2 YEARS....ONLY WRESTLER TILL THIS DAY who merchandise ive bought with my own money"

[10.0] "My personal favourite wrestler he's just so fun to watch with crisp wrestling moves and a wide variety of them."

[10.0] "Perhaps the most influential wrestler of past 2 decades. From in ring ability to charisma every thing he does is phenomenal ."

[10.0] "One of the greatest to ever step foot in the ring. His generational run in multiple promotions across the whole spectrum of Pro Wrestling makes him as one of the greatest of all time. From his time in TNA to classics in Japan and then his run in WWE, he thrived everywhere. Hopefully, we see him in AEW as well, having some of the dream matches before he retires."

[10.0] "What can I say about AJ Styles? He's one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time , probably the best to ever come out of the United States. AJ has thrived in every company he's been part of, consistently delivering great matches and feuds. It's unfortunate how WWE has booked him in recent years; his talent feels somewhat wasted, if you ask me. There's a reason he's become a champion everywhere he's gone -- his success comes from pure dedication and hard work."

[10.0] "Absolutely phenomenal wrestler. Easily one of the best wrestlers if not the best wrestler of this era. Styles has had numerous amazing matches all over the world and has many accolades as well. Styles comes off like the type who is more than willing to give to the next generation and has made the guys he worked with look better than before they faced him."

[10.0] "Absolutely legendary wrestler, Aj Styles one of the best wrestlers ever. Watching Aj Styles's matches is so fun. I love Aj he's my favorite wrestler of all time."

[10.0] "AJ Styles is the kind of wrestler who makes every match feel special. He mixes skill, charisma, and storytelling in a way that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Every time he steps in the ring, you know you're about to see something memorable."

[10.0] "One of the greatest wrestlers in the united state of America His ring skill is phenomenal and his mic skill is good He deserve very better booking in wwe"

"Easily one of the greatest wrestlers ever A special talent that deserves much more recognition and respect from the company he is working in as somoene who is very consistent in watching the wwe A legend"

[10.0] "GOAT contender. Nobody besides Flair adapted to more styles(no pun intended) in their career as seamlessly. AJ can go and work anywhere as a complete Master of his craft."

[10.0] "One of the most phenomenal wrestlers of all time. He was the best wrestler in TNA at his peak. He was the best wrestler in WWE at his peak in that company. Truly one of the Greatest to ever do it."

[10.0] "AJ Styles is in a short list of wrestlers whose in-ring credentials will never be topped. Never seen a performer like him. Watch his work in any promotion and 10 is what it comes to mind. Yes, i know he ain't the best on the mic, but he is decent enough with his southern accent. Even today, he moves like he is in his late 20's. AJ's best rivals were Christopher Daniels .Samoa Joe, John Cena, Sting, Kurt Angle. His contributions for the X-Division are noteworthy and whenever someone mentions TNA, AJ Styles is the first name that pops up. Unbelievable Wrestler EDIT: I was not very familiar with his NJPW run before writing this comment so I checked out a lot of his matches and I have to say what was a little hesitant 10 is now a strong 10. His NJPW run is his best in my opinion. His in ring psychology improved and his character work was way better than anything in TNA. As the leader of the Bullet Club, AJ was somewhat cocky, arrogant and brash but backed all of that up in the ring and gave some classic matches with the likes of Okada, Ibushi, Nakamura, Suzuki and Tanahashi."

[10.0] "AJ Styles is, without question, the greatest wrestler to ever come out of TNA--period. He stands alone as the singular legend of that promotion, having conquered every territory he ever set foot in, from the independents to New Japan, and finally WWE. His versatility, athleticism, and uncanny ability to adapt to any environment are unmatched. Stylistically, AJ is a master of innovation and storytelling inside the ring. His matches are consistently thrilling, blending high-risk maneuvers with grounded psychology and crisp execution. He doesn't just wrestle; he elevates every opponent and every show he's part of. AJ's legacy is that of a consummate professional who carried the underdog label and turned it into an icon status. That said, it's absolutely infuriating to see what has become of him in 2025. WWE's current booking is an insult to everything AJ represents. The once-prized ace, capable of stealing the spotlight against any challenger, is now relegated to losing to virtually anyone on the roster. It's baffling, embarrassing, and frankly disrespectful to a man who gave decades of his life to elevate wrestling everywhere he went. AJ Styles deserves a legendary status and treatment to match--not this blatant degradation. His in-ring excellence and career-long achievements make a perfect 10.0 mandatory. What WWE is doing to him now is an unforgivable blemish on an otherwise immaculate record."

[6.0] "AJ Styles is technically sharp, incredibly athletic, and has delivered some great matches over the years. No one's denying that. But that can only carry him so far. The real issue is that outside the ring, there just isn't much that grabs you. His promos usually hover around average, sometimes falling flat or coming off awkward. He struggles to show real conviction or intensity, and there's a stiffness to his personality that makes even big storylines feel like they're missing something when he's involved. He's not bad. He's just consistently bland. He leans heavily on his real-life persona, but it doesn't add much. It lacks depth and doesn't really fit the larger-than-life energy that pro wrestling is built on. In today's wrestling world, where presence and character are just as important as what you can do in the ring, AJ often feels like he's stuck in place. You can respect his talent, but it's hard to care all that much about what he's doing"

[10.0] "My favourite wrestler of all time and undeniably one of the greatest to ever lace up his boots. Every company he has entered he has thrown onto his back and carried, becoming a fan favourite wherever he goes. The fact that he got Vince McMahon to put the world title on a former TNA guy for nearly a year speaks volumes as to just how good this guy is."

[10.0] "He's absolutely one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, and every time he steps into the ring, you know you're in for something special. His athleticism is just mind-blowing the way he moves, the precision of his strikes, and those high-flying maneuvers, it's all just poetry in motion. But it's not just the flashy stuff. AJ's in-ring psychology is top-tier. He tells a story with every match, making you believe in every struggle and every comeback. He can adapt to any opponent, any style, and always delivers a clinic. From his technical prowess to his incredible charisma, AJ Styles truly embodies what it means to be phenomenal. Watching him is always a highlight, and he consistently proves why he deserves to be in the conversation for the GOAT!"

[10.0] "AJ Styles is the definition of a complete performer. From his early days as a main event staple in TNA, where he carried the company on his back, to seamlessly becoming one of WWE's most reliable top talents, his evolution speaks volumes. In the ring, he's a master technician--fast, precise, and endlessly adaptable. Whether he's facing a powerhouse or a high-flyer, AJ makes every match feel fresh and competitive. On the mic, he's direct and believable, never overacting, just saying enough to sell the moment. He brings a rare mix of credibility and consistency that elevates everything around him. Few wrestlers have transitioned so smoothly across eras and companies while staying at the top of their game."

[10.0] "AJ still loking great at his age, he can do it for years I think. WWE trying to put him to some mid-card feuds and step by step up him to the top, but we all know what AJ is capable of and I'm waiting him in the main-event"

[10.0] "Absolutely phenomenal, and I don't think it even starts to cover it. In the beginning he was "just" an amazing in-ring worker that could pull off any move that you could ever think of, but with time he evolved into one of the most complete performers of all time. I enjoyed his run in TNA, and when he came to WWE he was already one of the biggest names in wrestling, which is quite a feat in itself. Was never the biggest nor the most charismatic, but I think his mic work in the fed was quite underrated. All in all - there will never be another like him!"

[10.0] "My Personal favourite of all time. AJ Styles is one of the best athletes to ever step foot in the ring. He can do almost everything from High Flying to technical wrestling and even Strong Style. He's been all over the world, his TNA run is arguably the best stuff TNA has ever done, His NJPW run as Bullet Club leader while short, was really great. His WWE run was a bit underwhelming at times but he was definitely one of their best wrestlers. AJ Styles, Without a doubt, is one of the greatest performers to step foot in the ring."

"AJ Styles is one of the most complete professional wrestlers of the modern era. His in-ring work is consistently top-tier, blending high-flying agility, technical skill, and strong psychology. Whether it was his groundbreaking work in TNA, incredible matches in NJPW, or his run in WWE, AJ has always adapted and evolved his style to suit the environment. He can hang with anyone--from cruiserweights to heavyweights--and always brings credibility to his matches. While he's not known for being the best promo guy in the business, he's improved greatly over the years and carries himself with authenticity and confidence. His character work--especially as a heel--has depth, and he plays both face and heel convincingly. Few wrestlers have the resume and consistency that AJ Styles has maintained across multiple top promotions. He's a Hall of Fame level performer whose influence is undeniable. The only reason I'm not giving a 10 is because while he's excellent in many areas, he hasn't necessarily redefined wrestling the way some all-time legends have. Still, an all-time great."

[10.0] "Probably Greatest of All Time, like someone who has completed Wrestling altogether. He went every place and sold seats out. Huge Respect."

"Grande entre grandes las posibilidades de que hubiera un mal combate de el es prácticamente imposible."

[10.0] "One of the greatest to ever do it and a personal favorite of mine. AJ can do it all, even now in his late 40s he can still do almost anything. One of the highest peaks ever and he's keeping it with longevity too."

"My GOAT, always enjoy his Hurricanrana where he leaps from the mat, ridiculous air on that. Amazing how he and Samoa Joe have been thriving for so long"

[10.0] "The Phenomenal One! A. J. Stylesss! Still remember the day when he debuted in Royal Rumble 2016. I was jumping all over my drawing room with my brother."

[10.0] "For over a decade, AJ Styles was a consistent top 5 performer in the professional wrestling landscape, earning his "Phenomenal One" nickname. Here you have a guy who could have a great match with, literally, anyone you put him in the ring with no matter what shape and size they came in, he'll make anyone look good. First exposure was in the dying days of WCW, which some have forgotten that he started in Atlanta under the Air Styles name (LOL! ). Then WCW died and got bought out by WWF in 2001, AJ Styles even competed in WWF briefly, which is so funny to think about. AJ Styles would mostly spend his early career in competing in other promotions back to back, whether it was Ring of Honor, TNA or IWA Mid-South, he was practically in a good spot getting booked everywhere showcasing his talents. Mostly sticking with ROH and TNA where he was having amazing matches with the likes of American Dragon, Jerry Lynn, Low-Ki, D-Lo Brown, Sean Waltman, Christopher Daniels, Samoa Joe, Abyss, CM Punk, the list goes on and on and on. While still doing Indy bookings and even doing trips to Japan, he was mostly a TNA guy during the 2000s often being their best wrestler that didn't come from "The Fed" as the cool kids call it these days. He ended up leaving TNA due to money problems, and went to work for New Japan Pro Wrestling, Ring of Honor and what have you, his run in NJPW truly elevated his legacy to legend status, being one of the best gaijin wrestlers having clinics with the likes of Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Minoru Suzuki, Shinsuke Nakamura, Tetsuya Naito, etc. one of the all time best runs in any wrestlers career. Then he returns to the WWE in the 2016 Royal Rumble match, receiving one of the loudest pops in WWE's history, a moment no one ever thought would happen. His first year in WWE is among his best work he's ever had, being a great WWE Champion, running SmackDown during a great era for the brand, amazing feud with John Cena, etc. (just forget James Ellsworth). I felt like his run after 2016 became underwhelming after awhile until 2024 where he had an amazing feud with Cody Rhodes, let's hope he can keep it up going forward. Overall, AJ Styles is one of the best high flyers of all time, one of the best move sets ever, even has showcased he can be a good promo when he's given the right material, a true veteran in this profession."

[10.0] "There really isn't much that needs to be said about this man. You could call him the greatest in-ring performer of all time and it would be hard to argue with that."

"AJ Styles is one of the greatest professional wrestlers to ever step foot on this planet. He rarely has a bad match."

[9.0] "AJ walked so Will Ospreay could run. He's the bridge between the likes of Shawn Michaels and Will Ospreay for me. Will be regarded as one of the most important wrestlers of his era when it is all said and done."

"It's awesome that I get to sit here and use the "legend" or "legendary" moniker to describe AJ Styles, but that's exactly what he's become. Between the ropes, he's always had it. He helped pioneer the TNA X-Division, which became a lower-cost cruiserweight division of sorts, but with better marketing. During those years, he didn't cut a ton of promos. He didn't need to. He let his work do the talking. As he got to show more of his personality in angles with Kurt Angle, Christian Cage and others, I think there was a fear amongst fans that his goofier side could relegate him away from the top two matches on the show -- which we all knew was where he belonged. However, after the Fortune angle, we got to see glimpses of the AJ Styles that would go on to have success in New Japan and ROH -- a more serious AJ Styles; almost this lone wolf type of character. This would be the AJ Styles that would go on to lead the Bullet Club and quietly adapt his style away from the human highlight reel version of himself fans came to know and love over the first half of his career. Knowingly or unknowingly, "Uncle Allen" came out of his New Japan run as WWE ready as any talent had been in a long time. He (almost) immediately endeared himself to Vince McMahon, feuded with John Cena, and had a year-long reign as WWE champion during which he faced off against Shinsuke Nakamura in a rematch from Wrestle Kingdom 10. These are things no one would have thought possible once upon a time. He's now on his 10th year in WWE, and at 47 years old, you could still call him a top-20 performer in the world. To me, all of that is grounds for talk of AJ among the greatest of all-time, and certainly of his own time. He went from being a true innovator for wrestlers of a certain size to becoming the closest thing we've had to mid-2000s Shawn Michaels over the last decade. It's not just his talent -- it's his commitment to the craft and upward trajectory as a performer where I think we really need to give AJ his flowers. Legitimately one of the best to ever do it."

[10.0] "AJ Styles has been going at it for 25 years and has proven to still be considered one of the greatest. His TNA and NJPW is some of the best stuff I've gotten the privilege to watch. His WWE stuff was pretty good from 2016-2019, and even early 2020 was good when he got his first Wrestlemania main event against Undertaker at WM 36. It wasn't until 2021 where the Omos stuff happened, 2022 he didn't do like anything, and 2023 he was apart of the World Heavyweight Title Tournament as the runner up had a great feud with LA Knight and now put on another 5 star classic with Cody Rhodes, easily one of the best in the Business."

[10.0] "AJ Styles is a first-ballot Hall of Famer for every promotion he has ever stepped foot into. He can carry a compelling match with anyone. The whole "could wrestle a 5 star match with a broomstick" quote fits perfectly for him. I could write essays about this man and it would never be enough to explain just how phenomenal he is in every aspect of this sport."

[10.0] "He's your favourite wrestler's favourite wrestler. The reason why 25 to 30 year olds started wrestling in the first place. His transformation from an high flying wrestler to a technical one as the years went by is absolutely insane and worth mentioning. When people thought he would be out of place in the WWE, he just delivered one of the best rivalries of John Cena's career, if not the best in ring wise. Phenomenal."

[10.0] "TNA icon. One of the greatest high-flyers to ever lace up the boots. Along with Kurt, he was the reason for TNA's popularity during the 2000s - had a great career in WWE post 2016 as well. Among the GOATs for sure, though I'm biased because he's one of my personal favourite wrestlers. Its going to be a really really sad day for professional wrestling when he retires."

[9.0] "AJ Styles is one of the most gifted wrestlers of all time, combining technical mastery, high-flying athleticism, and crisp in-ring execution. His ability to adapt to any style has made him a top star in every promotion he's competed in, from TNA to NJPW to WWE. Whether in fast-paced classics or hard-hitting battles, Styles delivers world-class performances with effortless precision."