U-T

[7.0] "U-T is good. I am very glad that 8 years after the last title, he wins titles twice and manages to be a double champion."

[9.0] "One of the most underrated men in Dragon Gate. Despite having a huge lack of personality allmost all the time, he stays as the most "technically literate" wrestler in his generation. Now he is in Natural Vibes, one of the funniest group in Japan, and I hope, he will find his personality once and for all."

[7.0] "My boy U-T is criminally underrated on this site, and I mean that quite literally, since I'm the first person to leave him a rating. He's tiny in stature even in Dragon Gate, standing at only 5ft4, but this works for him from both physical and narrative standpoints. He has a fantastic style, mixing in slick transitions and crafty submissions alongside his impressive speed. His small height means he's always the underdog, and that's exactly where he excels. He'll get some fantastic babyface-in-peril segments where he'll sell like mad for his opponents, and then he'll get a perfectly executed sudden submission or a flash pin for a fantastic near fall. Long injury layovers from 2016-2017 and 2019-2020 meant that U-T sadly missed almost a combined 2 years, and it's a shame because he could have used those years to get more experience and exposure under his belt. I now worry that it will take even longer for DG to finally give him the push he deserves, since they'll be worried that he either: (a) is too injury-prone, or (b) needs more time to build up in the DG fans' eyes. There are very few wrestlers with U-T's combined in-ring ability and underdog charisma, so I really hope we get to see him pushed eventually. I'm not biased enough to imagine U-T will ever be a Dream Gate champion, but he should definitely be a multi-time Brave Gate champion and get a few Twin/Triangle Gate reigns at the absolute least. U-T is definitely one of those wrestlers I have a strong affinity for, since his underdog nature clearly exists in the real world as well as in the ring as a character, hence I'm heavily invested in seeing U-T grow and eventually find success."

"What happened to him? Does he have a long-term injury/did the office lose faith in him and now he's back to being a permanent trainee ala 'Punch Tominaga, ' has he left wrestling? He was presented to the audience, along w/ T-Hawk and Eita, as the third Millenial. Now, he's way-behind the pack."