Armando Estrada

[8.0] "Super entertaining manager. The introduction of his name always got a kick out of me and some his heel mannerisms like his corny laugh in between words were absolutely amazing. Definitely underrated."

[7.0] "If Scott Hall as Razor Ramon was a manager, this is who he would be. Because everything Armando did as a manager mirrored Scott as Razor. The way he talked/ the cadence in his words, some of his phrases were based off stuff Scott said as Razor, the Cigar instead of the toothpick, and of course the rolling of the R's was a Vinceism that he did for Razor sometimes on commentary when introducing him. All and all I found it to be a nice homage, he got it over, and of course he was the manager/mouthpiece for Umaga who was one hell of a big man worker. Post that, I don't recall him being that memorable, I think he was on WWECW for a bit as a wrestler, but nothing really stands out there."

[7.0] "Armando Alejandro Estrada, primarily associated with his time managing Umaga, made an entertaining character and was a strong mouthpiece during an era where the role of managers was largely downplayed. Sadly his career didn't remain as solid after splitting from Umaga; instead of being moved to a new client he was puzzlingly tried out as a singles wrestler on the ECW brand and, when that didn't lead anywhere was released from the company in late 2008, though he did continue to pop up on indy cards into the early 2010s."

[6.0] "Armando Alejandro Estrada was pretty intriguing when he was first introduced along side Umaga. During this period in WWE, managers had been a thing of the past, so seeing one pop up all of a sudden was a breath of fresh air. I did not like when they chapped his name & when Umaga split from him, he was pretty much dead. He had a blink-and-you'll-miss-it unimpressive stint as a singles wrestler. I think his character would have been good to move on to manage someone new if they wanted Umaga to move away from having a manager."