I haven't thrown the Wrecker, but the Rising Star is definitely going to be earlier in the mids whereas the Wrecker is cleaner and will go longer before making the turn. 

When I had the Rising Star, I was really surprised on the fact that I could actually use that ball on many medium patterns instead of the medium-light since the cover ended up being stronger than advertised.  On medium-light, I noticed that the Rising Star would jump quickly when it hit friction, so that was a case of move left and wheel it.  That was a good cover/core combo to say the least.

Ok so im in love with with this rock, it literally could be my favorite go to besides the hyroad/crossroad...

I know its an 80 dollar holler, but its my sidepot finisher...its paid for itself 5-6 times in 3 outings...~7games on the ball and im averaging 245(nothing spectacular, but it filled a huge hole in my bag!) ...and everyone is asking wtf ball im throwing haha..if you are looking for a truely weaker hybrid ball this it folks..

GREAT PIECE! Excellent ball down from r2s!!!

I think having the two drilled very similar is a great idea.  It was exaclty what I did. The wrecker gets down the lane quite a bit further with more backend..and crissroad ended up being very true and benchmark-y reaction...they compliment each other very well,  youll love it

Anyone have a comparison between the Wrecker and IQ Tour Pearl?

I asked a guy about this that has the Rising Star and IQ tour Pearl yesterday.  I'm assuming the RS and Wrecker should be pretty close.  He said the RS has more length and is a bit sharper off the corner.  I forgot to ask him if they were drilled the same though.