Chris Hamrick

[2.0] "The fans who want to carry CM Punk's water and sniff his farts will swear Hamrick was amazing because he had a match with Punk where he did a heel thing. Was it a groundbreaking heel move? No. However, he did it against their most favoritest rassle man who it must've been amazing. No, Hamrick was nothing special and I'm shocked Ricky Morton is listed as his trainer. Morton was a great worker and even better seller and Hamrick was none of those things. He wasn't the worst which is why I'm not giving him a 0 but he wasn't anything special either."

[4.0] "I only know him as a jobber and basically looking like a Ricky Morton clone. So in the mid 90's you had Chris Hamrick jobbing in the WWF and then his near identical twin Todd Morton was jobbing in WCW at the same time! Both of them adopted the Ricky Morton hair and wrestling gear. How many Ricky Morton clones does the world need?"

[4.0] "I've only seen his work as Crimson Dragon on early TNA. He had some great moves, but was a bit sloppy and slow on the ring, at least in those two matches that he had. His selling was fine and wasn't a bad talent, a nice jobber to build up AJ Styles and Sonny Siaki."

[5.0] "Okay wrestler who was mostly used as a jobber, and was ultimately best off as a jobber. Probably best remembered today for his signature bump, where he'd go for a dropkick against the ropes and just fly through. Apparently he had some sort of bone structure that made him ideal to take exactly that kind of bump, which only reinforces the idea in my head that he was mean to job."