Lo Down

[6.0] "Not a bad team at all. Usually had strong matches whenever they appeared on TV, but unfortunately it was a rare occurrence. D'Lo was criminally underrated around this time by the head bookers. Unfortunately things got really bad for them when they was paired up with Tiger Ali Singh and they started wearing turbans."

[2.0] "This is just the prototypical example of a promotion putting two guys together that had been in tag teams together. Two guys who were better talents than they're given credit for, were just slapped together with no rhyme or reason."

[8.0] "Two talented workers with little to do paired together as a tag team - a story almost as old as wrestling itself. Initially they had no gimmick at all; they wore matching tracksuit bottoms (I guess they'd be "track pants" in US English? ) and performed well enough on the B and C shows over the first four months of their existence to get a PPV appearance at No Mercy 2000. Unfortunately shortly after this they were saddled with an incredibly dated (even in 2000/2001) and one dimensional anti-American gimmick where they wore colourful outfits including turbans and were managed by Tiger Ali Singh. Understandably this completely flopped and they broke up around eight weeks later. The sad part is, this final phase of the team is what people remember even though it was the briefest. Before that they showed great potential, worked well together and even had a cool finish (a variation on Power & Glory's old "Powerplex", this time with Chaz hitting the Superplex followed by D'Lo's modified 'Lo Down' frogsplash). I'm no expert, just a regular lifelong wrestling fan, but I felt they had unrealised potential and used to really enjoy their matches. Sadly it wasn't to be, but to rate them a 2 or a 3 is unfair in my opinion. I believe they could have had a good long run if allowed to grow as a team naturally."

[2.0] "With Headbanger Thrasher on the injured list and attempts to push Mosh as a single having not panned out, Chaz (Mosh) was placed in another tag team with D'Lo Brown. Not necessarily a bad pairing in and of itself, but the writing just wasn't there to support them. They were never able to really establish their characters - they had Tiger Ali Singh managing them and wore turbans for unexplained reasons - but never had anything interesting to do and were mainly relegated to wrestling short matches on Heat and Jakked and at house shows."