Ivan Putski

[6.0] "He was very primitrive on his moves but he got that charisma(and as a poland guy i was very happy how he try to promote my country:) In the end he was a better version of ultimate warrior"

[5.0] "He was over in his time, but very punchy kicky even in the early 80's standards of the day. Also, he is very short."

[4.0] "Polish Power was as his name mentions, a Powerhouse. His feats of strength made him connect with the crowd, even if he was not the most polished wrestler out there? sorry. But yeah he has a basic arsenal, even by his contemporaries? standards."

[1.0] "Nope, not a fan. Not at all convincing, seemed to be 50 years old and behind the times no matter what decade he was in. If i was Polish. maybe he'd have something for me but all i see is a dude about my height (and he is NOT 5'9 - that's insanely generous) JACKED TO THE GILLS ON STEROIDS who just stood there and exchanged leather. NEXT! 0.5 rounded up."

[5.0] "Lots of charisma and the fans did like him most of the time. His wrestling was 'meh' at best, finisher was crappy, and was used was mostly as a higher mid card guy."

[4.0] "He was a bit over but he really was not good. Just a muscle freak with an extremely basic repertoire."

[10.0] "He was a decent wrestler and very strong. Very good in his early days and exciting wrestler. He got worse around 1983 or 1984."

[7.0] "Ivan Putski was the definition of a brick shithouse, as he was made entirely of muscles. He was a good power wrestler and as he was very short yet super muscular, he had a unique look. Played a pure face throughout most of his career, fans were usually really keen to cheer. His title match against Billy Graham is one of the most electric crowd I have ever heard. He had a long career, which stretched from the late 60s to the early 90s. He never got over the hump to main event status due to lacking mic skills, less that stellar charisma, & usually talking the loss. But he was always a solid upper midcarder who was a good opponent to help establish some of the more key players."

[6.0] "A strong opening act or a decent mid card jobber. Putski had a very impressive build but was limited due to his poor mic skills and overall lack of higher end mobility. Was a crowd favorite though and could get a minor pop when he started laying down the heavy hitting onto the heel. Wasn't booked very often to win his matches though. Would not have been a good choice to headline a smaller territory either due to the inability to cut promos."

[8.0] "Putski always a good wrestler! Seriously, Impressive wrestler!"