The Great Zako may be the luckiest guy in wrestling, without taking away anything from his own input into his matches, he's the king of accidental greatness, the way King Penguin hits the tatami right in time for the bell to ring in their match from 2017 or the random assortment of everyday people that seem to always be there to watch him either be turned into a bloody mess or turn somebody else into one. Again, this doesn't take away from how intentional he is, he has great timing and an incredibly chaotic aura that can only be attributed to hard work and hard thinking, but I also feel like his biggest asset is his willingness to just be there for weird matches, he's amateur and messy and he may lack a lot of the things that are usually considered when talking about the greatest wrestlers ever, but he's also the best representation of the least "pro" side of pro wrestling, he's the one trying this shit at home.
