Brian Adias

[6.0] "Good babyface. Was a good hand in Wccw. Decent wrestler, who sold well. Was trusted enough to become part of the six man champions."

[6.0] "Bland, but not untalented. Mildly more interesting as a heel than he was as a babyface, but even that is pretty marginal. Was one of those guys who topped out as "just okay" as far as talent goes. Not great, but not terrible, either."

[7.0] "Edited for mild embellishments: An almost picture perfect example of the typical "American boy next door" white meat baby face from the 80's. Good look for the time (iconic-generic if that makes sense). Fantastic work as the good guy; as a heel though he was blatantly lacking and one of the reasons why World Class was deep into the dumps for a while. As a face his mic skills were fine but again as a heel he could be shaky. One might think with such commentary his rating would be lower - but he truly did shine as a babyface. I never saw his Mid Atlantic stuff *then* but as I watch now, he looked like he belonged right away and this is helping build his overall. 7.25 rounded up."

[6.0] "I thought was both a decent baby face and heel (when he turned on the Von Erichs) in WCCW. Was adequate on the mic and could really get a good reaction. Was used as a lower mid carder in the NWA in 1984 and had a minor feud with Tully Blanchard over the NWA TV title as well if I remember. Retired abruptly after a short in Global"

[8.0] "Good friends with Kerry Von Erich. This man was a staple of WCCW. WOn many titles in Texas. He even teamed with the Kerry and Kevin Von Erich to win the 6-Man Tag Team titles. He was usually a babyface. He was a heel for a short time during when Kerry had a broken leg. After WCCW folded he went to GWF for a few years. He shortly retired afterwards."