Tommy Rogers

[7.0] "Tommy Rogers lacked personality but he had an inexplicable charisma about him that worked best with Bobby Fulton as a member of the Fantastics. He was also a very skilled wrestler who had great timing and crip offense."

[4.0] "Completely personality-less, with the ability to sort of go in the ring but realistically not. His Heroes of Wrestling match probably sums up his career and i'm not in a great hurry to check out the rest"

[6.0] "Bobby Fulton and Tommy Rogers are one of the underrated and probably forgotten tag teams of the 80's. These guys were like the RNR Express/Rockers in the fast baby face tag team style. They went to just about every other promotion except the WWF which is probably fine, because I don't think they would have been pushed very well."

[9.0] "The better half of The Fantastics, pulled most of the work weight in his team with Bobby Fulton. Had one of the best physiques for his time! A forerunner to the era of cruiserweights. Possessor of an excellent dropkick. Even deep into his professional career he looked outstanding and worked his tail off. If he was on the card, he elevated it. Died way too young, Would have been pushed to unknown heights had he been... 6 inches taller. EDIT: I love his lil T-Rex arms, it's cute when he does flying splashes and holds his all of his fingers extended ~ he looks kinda like an animal springing downward upon it's prey haha! He almost never cut a promo but who cares! the ring work really is a gem."

[8.0] "Did he decline when sticking around too long. No way this guy is 6 when in the Fantastics. Very proficient with spotwork. He actually has a money physique as well. He sells, he bumps, His work is pretty tight for a high flyer. Not saying hes the greatest ever but I think he was hurt with the Rock N Express knockoff label."

[8.0] "I fought he was a great wrestler back in the day. A pioneer of the cruiserweights. Teamed with Bobby Fulton as the Fantastics. His moves were great."

[7.0] "Tommy Rogers is one of the more unheralded workers in wrestling. A lot of that is because he didn't have a great deal of charisma, and he didn't get the attention that was afforded to more colourful personalities. Charisma issues aside, Rogers was a really good worker, who never seems to get his due."

[7.0] "Talk about an underrated worker, Tommy Rogers was great back in the 1990's and always had a good match."