Mosh

[6.0] "Headbanger Mosh, probably best known for his part as one half of the Headbangers (believe it or not) was maybe not a key part of the attitude era, but he still was a good hand in the ring and had his purpose clear as a comedy act, and not necessarily as an in ring worker."

[5.0] "Mosh was a good wrestler. He longevity in the business is impressive. He and Thrasher worked well as a tag team. They were solid in the ring and had a unique look. The less said about his time as Beaver Cleavage the better."

[4.0] "Nothing good outside of his pairing with Glen "Thrasher" Ruth. The singles career tanked no matter what was given to him (it was all garbage). While the chemistry with Ruth is outstanding and shines bright no matter where, when, who or how: Serious issues with his singles runs/exceptionally woeful gimmicks as a singles competitor. When finally given a tag run again, they put him with Tiger Ali Singh as the mouthpiece; OUCH. How many times/ways can I state how bad his non Glen Ruth related runs where? Give this guy a trophy for being given pure wrestle diarrhea and still smiling through life. I feel like I am somehow grossly understating how terrible his stuff was without Thrasher, like WHOA."

[4.0] "I give him and Thrasher both a 4 out of 10. Did just fine for their time, but then he trashed his knee and Mosh got repackaged into a horrendous gimmick and by the time they got back together, the tag division had moved on. Early 97-Early 98 was their best period."

[5.0] "The stronger prospect of the two Headbangers. Was given a couple of abortive (and low quality) singles opportunities; firstly as the somewhat-infamous 'Beaver Cleavage' (a parody of the old 'Leave it to Beaver' sitcom, but with added incestuious overtones... because it's the WWF/E...) and then as just 'Chaz'. While the latter was somewhat less remembered, it was arguably worse as the storyline involved Chaz being accused of domestic abuse... I actually thought that the Chaz character might have had potential but it was abandoned in favour of a Headbangers reunion once Thrasher had returned from injury. Later became part of Lo Down, which (and maybe this is where it becomes clear to others I may be delusional) was a team I actually liked! Unfortunately, that was also soon laden with an awful gimmick as they hooked up with Tiger Ali Singh to do some kind of fake-Middle-Easterner gimmick. Overall I thought Chaz was pretty decent, and deserved a bit more of an opportunity but it wasn't to be, and I'm not crazy enough to say he was some kind of unheralded wrestling genius, just a decent worker with more upside than he got to realise on a national stage."

[6.0] "Good (at the least) worker with career longevity and runs with the WWF and NWA tag titles. Head Bangers were saddled at a young age with an over gimmick that had a serious sell-by date but was too over to really abandon on the indies and was still better than everything he was given in the WWF. I? m a fan."

[3.0] "Headbangers wasn't best tag team but they could won titles and fans even loved him. Then there was something strange. His runs as Beaver Cleavage and Chaz was the height of absurdity. Not the best time for Charles. 3 points"

[8.0] "I absolutely loved the Hell out of Head-Banger Mosh as a kid. I do not understand why the rating is so low aside from ... Well ... We do not speak of Beaver ... Beaver does not exist. T'was but a horrible nightmare we all suffered."

[5.0] "I was usually pretty content with the work of the Headbangers. They were never a personal favorite, but they certainly added to the tag team roster, so that's never a bad thing. But once Mosh headed out solo, things took a turn. Needless to say, the Beaver Cleavage role was terrible. But even worse was when he declared himself Chaz & no one cared in the slightest. The most I remember from him during that phase was wrestling in his boxers & thinking how stupid that was."

[6.0] "Great as a tag team partner. He was very successful with Thrasher as the Headbangers, the Spiders and the Flying Nuns. I remember them being the hottest tag team in WWE back in 1997. They were great at the peak of their careers. When Chaz went into singles, he was horrible. Having the Beaver Cleavage gimmick is the worse gimmick ever. Then he wore smiling face boxers in the ring which was absolutely not ring attire. Even the feud he had with Meat was disgusting. Teaming with D'Lo Brown was decent but no success there. I believe WWE(F) released him during the Invasion era because he never fought in WCW and did not have plans for him coming back. Overall he was not the greatest wrestler but had decent wrestling skills. When he reunited with Thrasher 10 years later after they broke up they were great. They are excellent in ROH and the indies."

[5.0] "Mosh was suited to tag team competition and found success as half of the Headbangers alongside Glen "Thrasher" Ruth. There were a few attempts to push him as a single when Thrasher was injured, though the results never really panned out - he suffered through the WrestleCrap "classic" gimmick of Beaver Cleavage, then had a short run as Chaz, a "fun-loving kid from New Jersey" who was soon embroiled in a truly uncomfortable domestic violence storyline - but returned to the tag ranks, both as part of the Headbangers and in a short-lived, less-successful team with D'Lo Brown. Had a short run with Thrasher in ROH a few years ago, and is still going on the indy scene."

[5.0] "This man has the distinction of having the single worst gimmick in the history of professional wrestling (worse than Hector Guerrero as the Gobbledy Gooker! At least that giant turkey only appeared once as a joke! ) Beaver Cleavage. The name, the look, the promos, the theme song... it's like something out of David Lynch's worst LSD-fueled nightmare. How he ever survived that gimmick and continued with a career in wrestling is beyond me. Kudos to him for surviving what was clearly an attempt to absolutely sabotage his career beyond repair. Never before, never since, and hopefully NEVER AGAIN."