Heath

[7.0] "Very underrated. Very entertaining. On paper, he should not work but when you watch him he comes off as the most likable guy ever."

[8.0] "Great jobber, great comedy act, good mid carder, with a couple of flashes of truly brilliant moments (one that truly sticks out, outside of some comedy with the three man band, was his segment with brock lesnar)"

[6.0] "His role as a jobber was exactly where he belonged, and there's nothing wrong with that. He didn't have that main event potential, but he was passable in the ring, and did a solid job playing the part of an unjustifiably arrogant jobber and a sympathetic dude just trying to pay the bills. He had some memorable moments, including his confrontation with Brock, his series against various legends, and his work with Rhyno. He didn't set the world on fire, but he was consistent and reliable, and ended up being one of the more memorable lower card guys of his era."

[6.0] "Heath's always been one of those reliable hands you can plug into almost any spot on the card. He's not a main event guy, but he's consistent, can work with just about anyone, and brings a mix of comedy and solid in-ring work. His best stuff was in tag teams and when he leaned into the 'One Man Band' character, but even in recent years he's been a dependable veteran presence."

[5.0] "He was good in the storyline about being a free agent and tag titles with Rhino, we can add Nexus to all of this, but nothing more... Heath was something bigger in the starting of his jorney, he was like blink in the future, but unfortunately, he became... You can see what he became by yourself"

[5.0] "Very reliable wrestler, still surprised WWE let him go. He was decent in-ring, on the mic he was great, his ability to be a comedic wrestler is very good too. Won't mention his NXT stuff, because that show was garbage and didn't do anybody any favours (aside from Barrett and Danielson.) In the Nexus, he was pretty good. Corre... that failed miserably. 3MB? Pretty decent, if it wasn't for the fact McIntyre was in the group, I would've looked back at that team more fondly. Really loved the whole "I've got kids" shtick, I think for a lot of people, that's what put him on the map. Whilst people knew of him beforehand, I don't think people quite realised just how good of a comedic character he was until that point. Slater is just one of those guys you could throw in the ring and know whoever he was working with would be ok. Like I stated previously, he's very reliable and proved way back in 2012 that he was able to do a solid job in-ring, no matter the age or gender of his opponent."

[9.0] "One of WWE's best jobber-to-lowercard acts in all of the 2010s. Charismatic beyond belief, with an excellent movepool and an ability to play both sides of the coin, so to speak. Wish he was given more, even if it was just a pity run with the IC or US title, considering what we got to see out of him when he was given the Smackdown Tag Team Title run with Rhyno in late-2016. Honestly, reminds me a ton of the likes of EZ Money or Jamie Noble, where we might be seeing guys in the 2030s or 2040s citing Slater as an inspiration to them, similar to how people were inspired by those I mentioned above."

[7.0] "One of the best jobbers in WWE history. Taken on his own, he's a very average wrestler with a bland look, but once you team him up with someone, he systematically pulls out all the comedic stops and can even be endearing. Only the Corre and Social Outcasts periods were dispensable."

[6.0] "Heath Slater was always really goofy, but he's a fine wrestler between the ropes and I loved his antics with 3MB and later on with Rhino. (He's got a double wide! )"

[10.0] "I like Heath. He has been with WWE for so many years and has had many classic competitions. The most impressive time was when he face against Lita, and then 3mb. Finally, I really noticed that he signed with TNA. I have always been a fan of TNA and have never changed, so I almost know who wrestlers have come to TNA. His signing with TNA was a bit complicated. After several months, he finally signed with TNA and was injured in October 2020. Later, he made a comeback with his old partner Rhino. I like Heath and hope he can return to TNA one day I like his image in TNA, And I like his and Rhino tag team match"

[9.0] "OH BABY. Trained at Atlanta's excellent WWA4 school, Heath achieved considerable success in WWE's developmental promotion FCW. He achieved four tag team title runs in WWE (plus a brief 24/7 title moment that WWE ought to have prolonged, no one was better suited to joining R-Truth and Drake Maverick than Heath Slater). Despite his title reigns, he was never presented as a truly credible opponent in WWE but found a unique ability to connect with fans despite his booking, this was true as a One Man Band, Legends Baiter, 3MB, Hottest Free Agent, Guy with Kids, etc. Unfortunately, WWE never really pulled the trigger. Heath was among the WWE COVID cuts and while he was sidelined with an injury at the worst possible time, he's proven very successful by winning the Impact World Tag Team Championships with Rhino and numerous other singles and tag titles in other independent companies. I think his presentation needs a little work, the sunglasses and tight jeans "Cool Dad" look doesn't really appeal to me personally but he's good in the ring and endlessly charming. On the microphone he can be hilarious and he can be terrifying. Like Eric Young, he could be a sympathetic babyface or he could be a nasty stable leader, either way he has more top title potential than he gets credit for. Pretty damn cool man."

[7.0] "Heath may not be the best performer around, but that's not what wrestling is all about. You know, I don't remember every single five star action I saw in my life, but I for sure remember the exhilarating promos of this guy. Every single stable he touched became comedy gold. He will always be remembered as one of the most iconic jobbers in the history of WWE, but, to be fair, his indy career is going pretty well."

[7.0] "I don't follow his non-WWE career, but during and post-3MB era he played his role solid. Typical goofy Vince's character, but above low hanged average."

[6.0] "Heath is average in the ring but makes his living with his charisma. Can do comedy well, gives a promo that makes you feel for him as an underdog babyface. His ring skills can be covered for in the tag division where he normally wrestles."

[4.0] "He should have switched careers after he was cut from WWE, since that's realistically the only promotion where his 'style' of character >>>>> in-ring work could work. His attempts at playing 'hype' and 'fired up' are completely underwhelming because of how it always is, since he really has nothing remotely interesting about his character apart from his West Virginian accent, but he sadly seems to think that loudly "hootin" and "hollerin" like a generic southerner is an adequate substitute for a personality. He's never been a remotely decent in-ring worker either, and unlike other ex-WWE guys who have gone to Impact or other promotions, he's shown no effort to improve is wrestling, instead being comfortable to do the absolute bare minimum as he was taught to do. He's just completely boring and a total anti-star who makes whatever promotion he works for in any relatively prominent position (in this current case, that being Impact) look low-rent and amateurish."

[6.0] "(Judging by WWE career only) Heath is okay. Very average in the ring but good at being a jobber. Social Outcasts gave him a bit of a refresh, but he gained the most in 2016 during the face turn and the contact struggle story. Many people have bad memories of this time and find it embarrassing, but I liked it - the story of children and being fired. I'm glad he won the SmackDown Tag Team belts then because he produced some really fun segments."

[8.0] "Really fun character in Impact currently and was incredibly funny in the WWE. He ended up being one of the funniest characters in WWE history for his run in 2017."

[4.0] "I wasn't watching WWE during Heath's time there, so I can only go on what he's done in Impact...which has been pretty thoroughly underwhelming. Not BAD...just utterly and consistently forgettable. Of all the ex-WWE guys who've worked Impact the last few years, he's probably the least interesting."

[8.0] "Heath Slater has always been able to make a boring storyline interesting, like the gimmick of I Got Kid. His In-Ring was correct."

[6.0] "Heath Slater was one of my favorite performers over at WWE for a few years. He was the poster child for taking chicken crap and turning it into something entertaining. Other than that, he's adequate."

[8.0] "If he changed ring-skill or be more powerful then he will has a good future, for example, as Drew McIntyre"

[10.0] "He was my favourite member of the Nexus , alongside Justin Gabriel. I loved the 2 of them together , and he takes his job with pride. Yes , he's a jobber , though that does not matter to me. I always love watching Heath Slater."

[6.0] "He's a good jobber. He can also work quite well as part of a tag team or stable. He can also make people care for him, which is one of his more outstanding qualities."

[5.0] "Never great in the ring but managed to stick around as a perpetual jobber who occasionally got involved in more meaningful angles."

[4.0] "Pretty much the epitome of a modern day jobber. Even from the outset, the one-man rock band gimmick is not very compelling. He's pretty bland seeming & just overall not very interesting. He was funny for a second with the "I've got kids" line, but that's not something you can hang a whole gimmick on. He seems like he has a great attitude & every company needs some jobbers, so I wish him well into the future. But he brings little to the product."

[8.0] "I hate when people say someone like Cesaro, Zayn or hell even Corbin is underrated because they expect them to be Main Eventers when only 4-5 people can actually do that. Slater on the other hand is actually RELLY underrated, first of all his selling is one of the best in the world today and he is a great chicken-shit heel. His promos are great and he showed he can be a great babyface with his free agent storyline in 2016 and even showed some great babyface fire in the ring! Hope he gets a mid card title run someday."

[5.0] "Really enjoyed his whole I got kids gimmick recently and when Social Outcasts disbanded and he was elft without a brand was also quite amusing so he is an entertaining comedy act if nothing else."

[5.0] "He has a role to play and he plays it well. He is fun in and out of the ring and provides good comic relief."

[2.0] "He is definitely nothing special. Good bumper, quite entertaining in late 2016 with the storyline getting contract on SD. That's it. A jobber for life. I am never blown away with his performances."

[7.0] "Feel good character at the moment, loved the free agent storyline. Slater knows his way around the ropes, and is a good hand in the WWE"

[7.0] "2016 was Heath Slater's best year in the company, and it solidified him as a midcarder. Slater's always had two things going for him: charisma and crowd management. The more TV time Slater gets, the more fans grown an investment in him because he represents a vulnerability that other wrestlers don't. The free agent storyline humanized and made a loudmouth, obnoxious heel into an underdog story that was able to win tag title gold and a contract. Slater's decent in the ring, his bumping and selling is some of the best in the company and he's a safe worker. Dependable, charismatic and an ability to draw reactions, Slater's the quintessential midcarder for any roster."

[8.0] "For the role Heath Slater has he is excellent. He makes the wrestlers he wrestles look amazing and has amazing charisma."

[1.0] "A good bumper (he was really good in that Slater vs. the legends mini-storyline in 2012), has done some funny comedy skits... Other than that though, Heath Slater is a very dull performer. Never been very good in the ring."

[9.0] "It was really amazing to see how WWE gave Slater opportunity to get over with fans after so much years as the biggest jobber on the roster. Great when working with crowd, charismatic and good on a microphone. He grew up to be reliable, athletic performer too. While good when working as a heel, he is natural babyface."

[9.0] "Over the past 6 months Slater has been promoted up the card and deserves a higher rating than currently given."

[9.0] "He's been arguably the best jobber in the world for years, no getting another chance to shine in a tag team, with the support of the crowd. He's one of the best talkers in the company and is at least average to above average as a ring worker."

[10.0] "Very entertaining jobber, good and solid in the ring and on the mic. He finally got some rewards with his Tag Team Champion current run and his popularity with the crowd. Hope WWE will continue like this in the future."

[7.0] "It feels weird to rate Heath Slater as a seven, since for years I've never really liked him. Mainly when Drew McIntyre was stuck in 3MB with him and got released while Slater remains employed. But good lord did they nail this recent storyline. What could of been an annoying weekly segment of Heath Slater nagging away, turned him around in the eyes of the fans. I'm never going to be really impressed with his wrestling skills, but he at least deserves a better rating due to his recent work."

[6.0] "Despite always being solid in the ring, he has only recently started to show some personality. With his great promos on live shows and his overall likeability in bits like Game Night, Heath Slater has gotten over and aparently risen in WWE's consideration enough to earn a mini-push. Not an amazing performer but enough to deserve more than what he has been offered and it seems that now, in one of the best years of his wrestling career, WWE is starting to notice him."

[8.0] "I think it's really a shame that WWE never gave Heath Slater a chance. He could have been something great. He has the microphone skills, and granted he's not the best in the ring, but he sells like a champ. Hell, I can't even say he's not good in the ring- he's never been given a chance to show what he can do. Typical WWE."

[5.0] "Heath Slater is actually a pretty good wrestler, and one of the best jobbers WWE has had in a long time. He's too goofy to ever be taken seriously, and I don't know if he could project intensity if he tried. That said, his comedic timing is awesome, and he's fun to watch while he's bumping all over the ring. People say Dolph Ziggler is excellent at selling, and that's true -- but Slater has him beat. Just watch how he takes JBL's Clothesline from Hell on YouTube. Sure, you can't rate him much higher than a 5, since the only storytelling he does is getting beaten up. That doesn't quite count as putting together five-star matches. You've got to respect a guy who fills his niche well, though, and Slater can do that."

[4.0] "Slater is the best jobber in WWE, he fits well into the comedic role. The social outcats are a great jobbing group."

[8.0] "Slater is perhaps very underrated, he is a great worker but always has been relegated to jobber status. his ability to have a decent match with anyone from technical geniuses to aging legend has been forgotten due to the status as a comedy act"

[10.0] "I love Heath Slater and I don't care what anyone says. The man is an elite bumper and perfect for the role of making others look good. He can also be successful with off the wall characters and has a good sense of how to get his idea across. Will likely never be world champ but not everyone should be, he's pitch perfect in the roles he is asked to play."

[2.0] "Heath Slater's annoying shrill, hillbilly accent never brought me to take this guy seriously. His "3MB" gimmick was abominable and got old really quickly. The final nail in coffin was Heath Slater jobbing to LITA of all people at Raw 1000. You know your career sinks low when you job like that to a woman."

[6.0] "Underrated because he loses most of the time, but he is funny and he can talk, and he makes his opponents look good in the ring."

[10.0] "What an amazing wrestler. It's fun seeing him get beat down cos his gimmick makes you want him to get beat down. And that's amazing. That's the beauty of his. He is such a great wrestler as well. He takes hits, beautifully. He throws punches beautifully."

[6.0] "Entertaining to watch and has shown some signs of improvement. Not the better wrestler on the roster, but he makes up for it with his quirky persona."

[10.0] "Heath Slater may be underutilized by WWE and he may be the head of a team that doesn't have any direction and only fits his character and not Jinder Mahal's or Drew McIntyre's, but he is still one of my favorite wrestlers today. Since his days in the Nexus in 2010, I've always been a big fan and supporter of Heath Slater. His rock band character has always been over with me, I love his in-ring performances whenever he gets the right opportunities to show what he can do in the ring, and he is such a great cocky heel especially when he was facing the legends in 2012 before 3MB was created. His promos were excellent and funny as hell back then. It's a shame that he's very underutilized but at least he's still his entertaining self."

[7.0] "Really good in the ring, brilliant seller, H. Slater plays his role (jobber) very well. I'm really curious how good he could be as a serious mid-card heel."