Kenny Kaos

[3.0] "Robbie Rage and Kenny Chaos were known as High Voltage. Kinda like the "Young Stallions" tag team of WCW. Looked credible enough but just there to put the other tag teams over and occasionally were fed some preliminary jobber teams."

[3.0] "One half of the jobberific High Voltage tag team, Kaos was a beefy powerhouse who was just... alright. Not good, not bad, just a plain average wrestler who could barely talk."

[6.0] "I thought he had a good look, was athletic, built. Not a technical marvel, but he did not have that much time to improve, as his career was very short. They let him tag with Rick Steiner briefly and even held the tag belt for a while, they must have had some plans for him. He had some potential, I do not think he would ever be a major star, but it could have been interesting to see him develop over the next few years."

[4.0] "If it hadn't been for WCW loving these terrible names for wrestlers, maybe I'd react more to a stupid name like Kaos. He looked like a keg and was a decent brawler, but was uninspiring both as a singles and tag team wrestler."

[4.0] "Kaos has good look, power and potential. He ultimately had more success in WCW than his High Voltage partner Rage - after Rage was sidelined by injuries, Kaos was selected to replace the heel-turned Buff Bagwell as Rick Steiner's Tag Team Title partner, but after a single title defense the belts were vacated when Steiner was also injured. Kaos was never able to gain another push, and after floating around WCW's undercard for several months before retiring in 1999."

[5.0] "Kenny Kaos was an average wrestler in the WCW, whose last match was in 1999."