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Yehi is one of the wrestlers that captivated me during the last few years and made me fall in love with the current US Indy scene. He's a ver innovative worker I feel like in every match I see of him he does something new. He's solid, great selling, his matches always go for a different route you would think. It's hard to tell at this point, but maybe he could be on the bottom part of my list. Recommended matches: 07/08/2020 St. Louis Anarchy Tomas Shire vs Fred Yehi 27/06/2020 Journey Pro/St. Louis Anarchy Jeremy Wyatt vs Fred Yehi, Iron Man Match https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWqhtv9Y4eI 23/03/2019 ACTION Arik Royal vs Fred Yehi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzsbaZU-tBU 25/05/2018 AAW Eddie Kingston vs Fred Yehi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceWgZRgm0A4

I can't stand the Young Bucks wrestling style, but I feel Nick Jackson is far better than Matt, has a better selling and facial expressions.

Sombra/Andrade is one of my serious candidates for WOTD, his CMLL main events where top notch and he has the best apuestas matches during the 2010s and that's my favourite thing in wrestling so of course I'm high on him.

For me, Kento is the kind of wrestler that has two or three match structures and after the years it starts beign repetitive, but it took me more time to get less excited for a Kento match than for an Okada match for example, and has been good in the "big match feel" thing during a lot of time. I still love his match against Akiyama in 2016, and it made me put attention on AJPW again and discover a lot of good matches in the process.

Yes, it was a good match but not at the level of what they have been doing this year. I loved that it felt like a very different match to what WWE normally presents at Wrestlemania, and the ending was very good. Good stuff.

Coming from the watch party, and my first post in the forum! Great stuff, I think I watched like two or three Jaguar matches from AAA before, and now after seeing some of her AJW 80s work I'm amazed. I love how she does a lot of big moves but everything feels organic, her facial expressions are amazing, she's small but feels like a monster that may win at every moment if she has the chance. The contrast between violent/intense stuff like Galactica match and very technical stuff like the match against Lioness impress me. Great worker. Need to watch more of her and more 80s Joshi but it feels like a safe bet she'll be on my list.