Ralphus

[10.0] "A far better character than The Undertaker. Had to be kept out of the ring so that Goldberg's undefeated streak could stay intact. He was built like Brock Lesnar in the off-season, and could move like Rey Mysterio Jr. If it weren't for cliques and locker room politics, Ralphus could have carried the WCW and WWF franchises. Legend has it that Ralphus was the truck driver for WCW/NWO Revenge's opening cinematic. Ralphus's voice was too deep and grizzled however, and they played some b-roll of Randy Savage."

[7.0] "I love Chris Jericho's duo with Ralphus and the whole Goldberg "feud" he was doing at the time, I don't care about the times Ralphus got in the ring. He was very funny and charismatic, WCW really missed out on an opportunity to make "Jericho's Personal Security" shirts, would have sold like hot cakes. R.I.P. John Riker"

"A lot of unfair ratings here. He was entertaining did exactly what he needed to do which was be funny. He was legit part of the ring crew and Jericho thought he'd be perfect and he was right. Ralphus has a fun little place in pro wrestling history. By some of the reactions here, you'd think he was world champion for 5 years."

[7.0] "He was a ring crew guy and truck driver for WCW for his real job. However, since he was overweight, out of shape, was balding, and had the missing teeth they used him as part of Chris Jericho's personal security in the late 1990's as what I always assumed was a rib on Goldberg who had real cops/security escorting him. Anyway, he fit that role perfectly, he made for some hilarious segments, and the act was over."

[3.0] "Very much an odd character. He was over as a security guard for Chris Jericho, but he never really did much. Was not an in-ring talent and was not a talker. Was just there to enhance Jericho's act. He was funny in the role and memorable. Once Jericho left I feel like he did alright with Smiley but it was never the same."

[5.0] "Goldberg fears Ralphus! But seriously, Ralphus garnered a bit of a cult following when he was hanging with Jericho during Chris's twilight WCW days. Later on he did some comedy stuff with Norman Smiley I think. I can't hate Ralphus!"

[5.0] "Ralphus was just there. He didn't do anything, he didn't really say anything, he just stood there, next to Jericho, as his personal security. Odd how someone doing basically nothing can be so absolutely brilliant."

[2.0] "I mean... I'm not even sure how to rate a guy like this. By himself he was literally nothing, but he was part of a hysterical gimmick from Jericho."

[7.0] "This is the man that had me buy a black indelible marker and ruin one of my undershirts to make my own "Jericho Personal Security" t-shirt. And you know what? I am still proud of it and would do it again. One of the funniest things ever seen in pro-wrestling and the reason why I am always ready to give Chris Jericho a free pass."

[7.0] "I can't give him higher than a 7 because he basically did nothing ?  but the way Jericho played off him doing nothing was one of the most entertaining things ever in wrestling."

[6.0] "Hard to really comment too much on because the role was so small. But Ralphus was an excellent addition to the heel WCW Jericho character."

[4.0] "One of WCW's truck drivers, Ralphus was selected by Chris Jericho to be part of his security detail (along with the mysterious Jerichoholic Ninja) due to his unusual appearance. After Jericho left for the WWF and the Ninja disappeared without a trace, Ralphus stuck around as an on-air character in support of Norman Smiley during his run as reluctant hardcore champion. While not a great manager in the traditional sense - I don't recall Ralphus ever even saying anything - he still managed to be an oddly entertaining presence, just by warding off fans who tried to touch Jericho with a stern wave of the finger. And who could forget he and Smiley running off with a backyard wrestler's fake title belt?"

[10.0] "The Greatest manager in WCW history, when he was JSP (Jerichos Personal Security) it was the greatest time to be a WCW fan, the skits between him and Jericho were fantastic, and when Jericho left he paired with Norman Smiley which brought him down, a very underrated Hilarious manager, that deserved more than what he got."

[8.0] "Ralphus is the man who should be terrible- but isn't. Him with Jericho somehow fit so well and their skits with the the "Jerichoholic Ninja" were priceless. He did what he was supposed to do well."