Pete Gas

[5.0] "Pete Gas was never a serious in ring wrestler but for me he gets points for at least having a bit fun with Shane o Mac at part of the mean street posse - that had a good amount of entertainment for what it was"

[1.0] "The three Mean Street Posse boys are all kind of hard to differentiate as an actual talent. They all had variations of the same look, with the sweater vests and anonymously bulky physiques, they all had similar plodding in-ring styles, and all a similar lack of charisma. He was definitely kind of goofy looking, with a slightly doughy look that calls to mind a young Kevin James, and that's not really what you want in a wrestler. What I will say is that he bumps pretty well, and he had a decent back suplex, but very little else worth speaking of, and may have had the least physical charisma of any of them."

[0.0] "Cagematch has asked for ratings distributed all throughout the ratings spectrum. When you think of the bottom bar for professional wrestling. When looking for the bottom level for people who have done this for a living, and you consider that this guy got a platform of Monday Night RAW when 6 million people were watching, and WrestleMania when it had achieved prestige status, I think he fits the bill."

[2.0] "Hated the Mean Street Posse. Shane McMahon's stooge squad with less talent and none of the stunt man spots. Got a cheap laugh when at the 2000 Rumble he tried running into the ring and caught the bottom rope with his face. Not so much the part when he got thrown out of the ring seconds later and almost broke his arm in the ropes. These guys just sucked."

[5.0] "He was great at jumping off the turnbuckle. The Mean Street Posse gimmick affected his career. He was given at shot in Memphis Championship Wrestling but went no where."

[5.0] "Pete Gas was entertaining. A rookie tossed into the spotlight, he was literally learning how to wrestle as you watched. But that isn't a bad thing. The MSP were funny and never meant to be taken seriously. Pete's work with Crash lead to incredibly memorable moments. I want to rate him higher because I don't think he deserves the low rating he has been given. The guy wasn't meant to be Brock Lesnar, Kurt Angel, or Daniel Bryan. There's more to wrestling than the amount of moves you know, and how real you make it look. I like my wrestling to be fun and Pete Gas was fun."

[3.0] "Of the two inexperienced Mean Streeter, Pete Gas was probably the better in the ring, though not quite as charismatic as Rodney. He played his character well, had an interesting (if rarely-seen) finisher in the "Gas Mask" and could bump enough to serve as the jobber the Mean Streeters were intended to be. Did manage to spend a total of a few minutes as Hardcore Champion across two reigns!"

[6.0] "Pete Gas being the rookie that he was back in 1999 and 2000 when he was a part of the Mean Street Posse in WWF, he was actually a pretty decent wrestler and even though he only used his Gas Mask finisher once because WWF didn't really let Mean Street Posse win any matches, I give Pete Gas a lot of credit for not only showing that finisher to the world at least once without botching whatsoever, but for having a very unique finisher like that!"