Joey Kaos

[6.0] "Hes certainly a competent wrestler. I feel like if you watch a random wrestling show from the early-mid 2000's you'll probably see him in it, and he'll probably put on a good performance in whatever role hes there to fill. Obviously his XPW stuff is what hes most known for. Hes also in Wrestling Society X from back in like, 07. He's also training people now which is pretty cool."

[7.0] "Kaos was far and away one of the most enjoyable talents from the XPW days. Unfortunately his association with that promotion probably limited his ability to move on to bigger and better things. He had a good run as the cookie cutter babyface during the early part of XPW but truly shined as the egotistical heel once he joined The Enterprise. In the ring he was easily one of the most talented performers that XPW ever had. Would have liked seeing him have a chance with TNA in the early days. I feel that he could have had a good run there, most likely in the X-Division."

[7.0] "I mainly know him from santino bros. when he actually wrestled he was pretty cool. I think comparing him to anyone big time in the wwe is unfair as he shines in his own charming way. when he wrestled in xpw he was pretty dope. hes pretty dope as a promoter and seemingly solid teacher for the promotion/school he helps runs. would recommend some matches if you want vintage so-cal in the 00s. his santino bros when he wrestled there was pretty enjoyable from what I can remember. great dude as well who deserves his flowers and props."

[6.0] "Despite being mainly associated with XPW he was a pretty good wrestler. His in ring talent was good and his mic skills and charisma were alright"

[6.0] "Best known for his run with XPW in the early 2000s, Kaos was a solid talent, with a good look, solid ring skill and decent charisma and heel swagger. Seemed a good prospect that ultimately wasn't picked up by a larger promotion after XPW for whatever reason, but since then he's continued to ply his trade as an independent in-ring talent and, most recently, as a promoter and trainer for the Santino Bros. wrestling school and promotion."