Mike Enos

[6.0] "Was about in par with Wayne Bloom, just about the same in ring style and had a similar look, but was shorter than Wayne Bloom and sometimes had facial hair. He was better off in tag team than singles. When he was in singles, he usually jobbed out to his opponent. Him and Bloom were good in the AWA but after AWA and after WWF stint, they became jobbers in WCW."

[5.0] "Rate him about the same as his partner Beau. They had a decent enough look and were decent in the ring, but no charisma and they needed a mouth piece. The Beverly Brothers could have benefited from a manager like Jim Cornette."

[6.0] "He had an early peak (booking wise) as Mean Mike Enos when partnered with Wayne "The Train" Bloom to make up The Destruction Crew; sign me up as a fan, who saw alot in the pair at the time. Enos made quite the career for himself as *arches brow* -->THE<-- "just another body". He was the Masked Skyscraper. He moonlighted with Wayne Bloom as one half of "The Minnesota Wrecking Crew 2" (not bad stuff there! ). Was he Beau or Blake? What's it even matter! ? Curtain jerked on house shows if The Brooklyn Brawler didn't. Was filling time for the "Scott Hall first invades WCW, leading into the nwo" angle. Do YOU remember him ever being "The Mauler"? . Was paired with Dick Slater to absolutely NO care nor appreciation, but that was also his best stuff since The Destruction Crew. Pin him pay him, put him under a hood for some pepper. 5.75 rounded up."

[8.0] "Maybe people should watch some of his matches before rating and commenting. Mike Enos was a great wrestler - sure, if you only know him for squash matches in WWF against local guys, that were tripping over their own feet, he didn? t look very good. Watch his late WCW matches guys. 1) his timing is great, his positioning - both himself and how he handles his opponents - he is fluid in the ring. 2) genuinely strong as a bull - he just lifts his opponents, they don? t have to jump and do all the work for him, 3) his basics are top notch, his kicks, punches - everything looks like it connects 4) he doesn? t have 2500 different moves, but a few that are very innovative, or at least unusual, for his era - avalanche fallaway slam, where he just deadlifts his opponent, before throwing them overhead, his whirlybird looks good 6) his mannerisms in and outside the ring. 7) his selling is believable - he? s facing Dean Malenko who is super skilled, but half his size? He won? t be flying around the ring like a wet cloth, he sells appropriately. I consider him one of the most underrated wrestlers. I don? t know about his promo abilities, I don? t think I? ve ever heard him talk, but I don? t know how many opportunities he was given. I don? t know what the problem was, but they could have done something with him. Seriously people, watch his Saturday night/Worldwide matches before you say he was a ? 4 ? , because only match you? ve ever watched was a Goldberg squash match on Nitro, that took 90 seconds."

[6.0] "Big Mike Enos was a fun brusier who could be counted on to beat the piss out of someone. The Beverly Brothers run was actually awesome, and they should have won the belts."

[3.0] "I don't recall a moment or a match that Blake was involved in that was memorable, below average worker."

[4.0] "Mike Enos was the definition of a performer who was competent but didn't stand out in any way. He's probably most memorable for having been a participant in the match that Scott Hall interrupted in his Nitro debut. In other words, a moment which had nothing to do with Enos at all."

[6.0] "Blake Beverly was a good wrestler back in the day. His last match was in Japan in 2000."