Chris Colt

[4.0] "Despite being fascinated by his character and myth, I can't rate someone very highly who wasn't serious about his job (abusing drugs and alcohol) and who deliberately fought poorly to get hurt. One bad thing about these kinds of sites is that many deify wrestlers just because they have painful life stories or because they appeared in a documentary that generated interest in them. But let's not kid ourselves... Chris Colt ruined a cage match in 1975 by using peyote before it... I don't know if any of you would be happy with that situation today. Anyway, I appreciate his skills on the mic, his makeup, and his ability to sell himself. Kids, don't use drugs... it limits and destroys the great potential you have in life."

[7.0] "A great heel. Played a great role at it. More of a tag team specialist. A pioneer of entrance attire with the Alice Copper makeup. Very fast and high flying. Notable in the Pacific Northwest. Won many tag team titles with Paul Dupree."

[9.0] "One of the most innovative wrestlers of his time, yet also one of the most difficult to track back historically due to a lack of footage of him in his prime. The slight bit of footage available of Colt at his peak is some of the most powerful stuff from that era. A true one of a kind."

[6.0] "From the scant little Ive seen from Colt Ive been impressed. Hes not the best talker or wrestler in the world but I can't think of a better bumper then this man, and thats being said without me seeing his apparently spectacular turnbuckle bump that puts Michaels and Flairs to shame (I'd be a very happy man if I could get my hands on a tape of him performing that bump). The dude had an insanely unique look for the time and had great psychology but he just didn't seem to have any care for getting above the low mid card."