From El McKell:

He's better at presenting himself as a monster than really any other big man going today. He made his AEW dark squashes entertaining, he's good at making his opponents look good, and it's funny as hell that way back in 2005 he was super over in the Impact Zone because he went out drinking with the fans.

vs AJ Styles 2014/08/03
vs Will Ospreay 2019/07/06
vs Adam Page 2022/02/10
vs Warlow 2022/04/27

Definitely a late-bloomer for me, a lot of his early/middle work wasn't very interesting and I don't think his Killer Elite run with Davey has aged particularly well (especially when you have similar teams like Bad Intentions that just mogged them quality-wise)

He's a good base, for sure. His monster-heel shtick is entertaining enough (even if he loses pretty much every major match, making it hard to really believe him as such) but he just doesn't have the range or actual solid quality runs for me to consider him whatsoever.