Rufus R. Jones

[2.0] "Rufus R Jones was coined the freight train due to his size from American football and had only short term contracts in select places. He had the most awkward movements and only had chemistry with his partner Burrhead Jones. Pretty much had the shucking and jiving style that was common at the time, very unlike Dusty or Thunderbolt Patterson. Bad build and poor performances, shame because as an athlete in his days before 35 and bumping, he was a mass of an American football player."

[2.0] "Silly moves. His moves aren't believable. Many moves I've seen where his opponent is selling it hard but it's obvious he was barely making contact."

[5.0] "Epiphany Edit: A guilty pleasure that has grown on me. His mannerisms were goofy, his figure/frame was repulsive, his face was almost as ugly as Ray Stevens' and he couldn't really do much. He looked like a jive dancin' bowl of chocolate pudding, or if SD Jones was mostly melted in the microwave. The bulk of his "watchability" is from tag matches and he had some decent stuff with The Assassin. But mostly its pure guilty pleasure because he's kinda awful in a multitude of ways."

[6.0] "The key word with Rufus R Jones is charisma! In the ring his offense wasnt anything fancy but he was a natural performer who always seemed to connect with the crowds as a babyface. His thick country accent might have been a bit of a hindernce as at times it could be difficilt to make out all of what he was saying but he usually said whatever it is with enough conviction and charm to get his point across. An entertaining wrestler!"

[8.0] "Well known in the Central States. He is a legend in that area. A former football player who started his career late at the age of 36. His wrestling moves were average. Great on the mic. The chops that he did were great. Exciting to watch in the ring. Also he was great in the Mid-Atlantic. He had great feuds with Terry Funk and Ric Flair. Who knows would he would have been like in his 20's. He is in the WWE Hall of Fame."