Remembered by his comeback to EAW which could turn out into something great if he keeps up the work. Still too early to get at your whole legacy.

The best VP ever in EAW and one of the most important staff members EAW had who got his due share of championships. One of the easiest people to remember when it's all said and done especially for his amazing GFX and chill and enjoying attitude.

GOAT to never win the world title

2nd GOAT to never win the world title

Chill member of EAW who won a few titles, was in a few good feuds, and was an active member of the forums

The kid who was fired so many times that he could not become a world champion. If only he could overcome the hurdle of knowing when to be the funny guy and when to be silent. Who knows if Alex Anderson will ever find that medium?

Someone who had a slow rise to the top but consistently put forth amazing talent and effort. Fell short on his first few shots at glory but has become one of the top guys currently who could have a fantastic rest of the year and next while capturing multiple championships/accomplishments and defeating a lot of big names. I think you're well on your way to doing that after Pain for Pride and if you continue with your hard work you'll establish a legacy as being one of the top guys of the current era and one of the best of all time when it's all said and done if you're here long enough to accomplish it.

Top-10 all time. Greatest video maker of all time.

It'll come down to one of two things. You'll either be the guy that blew all the potential he had to become great here by blowing the last chance he had by doing the same things that got him fired before or you'll turn everything around and achieve everything you possibly could when the majority of EAW thought you wouldn't. Right now your legacy is in your hands.

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It'll come down to one of two things. You'll either be the guy that blew all the potential he had to become great here by blowing the last chance he had by doing the same things that got him fired before or you'll turn everything around and achieve everything you possibly could when the majority of EAW thought you wouldn't. Right now your legacy is in your hands.

You motivating out here, bruh.  

Next person go straight to Toxic.

Indeed

Xavier Williams shall be remembered as originally a young man who put up great matches over established veterans, but when it is all said & done for the guy I think he'll be recoginzed as one of the greats of his time or any other :]

For you, it's really too early to say; you started off on fire, winning the YLTC and the UTTC and put your name into YLC and New Breed contention. Right now, it's determined on how you return once your computer issues are solved. You have a bright future pal, be sure not to blow it.

It's too soon to tell certain parts of you legacy at this point, but I definitely believe part of your legacy will include being one of the greatest (if not the greatest) CITV holders in EAW history, as well as one of Demon's most promising (again if not the most promising) Extremists his ever helped.

For some reason I think you'll be remembered as the Cena of the new age.

A good extremist and even greater VP

An amazing fan favorite and one of the best upper/mid cardders in EAW history... who truly deserved his first EAW world title when he finally wins it

The best video-maker we've ever had, you're current run has ended the stigma that you couldn't stay active/only had bad world title reigns, a great promoer and a true EAW legend.

To EAW...I believe your legacy will be one of the greatest leaders we've ever had.  Although you've made some mistakes and sometimes take things too seriously, those faults will pale in comparison to your quality as a promoer and your willingness to help younger talent.

To me...your legacy will always be that of one of (if not my greatest) supporter, and someone who probably gives me more credit than I actually deserve.

A guy that had to go through a ridiculous amount out of shit to become one of the best promoers from his generation, and by the time that he's finished fedding, one of the better promoers ever.

If you go keeping at the rate you are, you'll go down as one of, if not the, best and most successful of your generation. I think you'll go down as the biggest and most popular babyface of your generation with somebody like Senn as the #1 Heel but really you should go down as somebody who had a load of hype and potential at the start and lived up to it, ending in the Hall of Fame.

That also being said, because things could change, you could go down as one of the biggest busts in EAW too if you don't live up too or reach that potential.

Knowing you from a long time now, I'm kind of glad that you came to EAW when you did in 2011. In doing so, you became a legend in EAW. When your career is over, you will be known as possibly the best Chairman EAW ever had. You were a good world champion, a great board member and a EAW Legend.

Will go down as a guy who really wasn't nice to me in the beginning and had a rollercoaster of a career but fought through it all to get back to where he should of been three years ago and that is at a deserved EAW Championship title reign.

Will go down as one of the most dedicated people in EAW. Aside from Ryan, Jay, Imp, HBB, Demon etc as the measuring stick of what fedders should strive to be. Even though people won't admit it but to me you are one of the greatest of all time.

One of those guys who proves being loyal and consistent pays off