Saxon Huxley

[2.0] "Compared to everyone around him in the NOAH roster, his wrestling is the most soft and low-impact I've seen so far. It's clear that everyone has to work around him every match. I'm also not convinced at all of his gimmick. I do not buy him at all as a maniac brute, he does not come across it at all, has no intimidating aura or enough intensity in the ring to make it work. Apparently he was on NXT UK? I believe his style of wrestling is much more suited to American standards and maybe if I see him in that context I might change my mind. As for now, I think he is one of weakest members of the NOAH roster. At least he's taller than everyone else! I hope he gets better in the coming years."

[2.0] "Dude's lame. He's got awful ring gear and he's not particularly good. And I can't name one good match of his. Edit: Damn this is one of the few times one of my comments from 2019 didn't age poorly. Yeah his NOAH run hasn't helped my perception. Saxon Huxley is severely limited and looks like Jungle Boy's beardy uncle, all he does is big boots and bore me to tears."

[2.0] "A passing resemblance to Bruiser Brody is about all he has going for him, from what I have seen. Extremely limited in the ring and an unconvincing gimmick/personality."

[5.0] "Another bearded guy with long hair. I get him confused with Joseph Connors & James Drake. It's a good thing the Forgotten Sone are not in NXTUK or I would really be in trouble. He's fine in the ring, but desperately needs something to make him stand out from a pool of other guys who basically all seem interchangeable."

[8.0] "Saxon is a well rounded NXT UK performer. He May not begin big storylines but he brings a certain intensity tonhis matches that makes him a joy to watch. Hopefully his hard work will eventually pay off in a sustained push."

[2.0] "I am confused as to why WWE used him in the WWEUKCT, I don't think he is special, belongs on the camps, them shows is where he is suited, he's nothing special at all."

[6.0] "Decent enough in the matches set for him. It's funny how one visit in the WWE can scar a career in some eyes. One must remember all newcomers WWE brings in (especially for one-night only bookings) are strictly there to do their job and that's it. Nobody's paid to think while in a WWE ring. Supposedly that's what the McMahons are for. And as a wrestler you can't always give the crowds what they want. Basically it boils down to what the boss says and also what that wrestler is willing to deliver: a fair performance? A good performance? or a GREAT performance? And after the match, if they accomplished what they set out to do then that's what matters. In terms of overall performance quality, Saxon appears to do well enough on his end of the matches. He may want to bulk up by another 5 or 8 pounds in the upper body to truly pull off a more convincing powerhouse image as he naturally has the height for such. I say 5 or 8 more pounds of muscle to safely not compromise his speed and agility often lacking in taller wrestlers. I don't see any immediate call-backs from the WWE as far as more "WWE in the UK" goes, but he still has a fine future ahead of him in wrestling. His experience may be best enhanced with more global tours, in the US, Canada, Mexico and Japan. Besides the "almighty WWE", Saxon could do well in guest matches for Global Force Wrestling, Ring of Honor or any of Japan's big name promotions again to broaden his experiences."

[4.0] "Only saw him in the wwe uk tournament. I didnŽt like it and didnŽt hate him. it was pretty much meh. He has great looks but needs a little work done and listen to th crowd a little more. He just went to the ring, did what was planned and go home."