Steve Regal

[6.0] "I come from viewing & holding him in a totally different regard. I never watched much AWA and when I did, I would often wonder off because it was always so BORING. I mostly remember him from World Class/Dallas. He was fine. Acceptable technical heel who would wrestle in the opening matches. That nickname though, at his best he was Mr. Inoffensive or perhaps Mr. ThatsgoodenoughIguess. 4.75 EDIT: Ok, this World Class stuff of his - it feels like he belongs, this is where I want him to be and where he is excellent in his role. He moves up to a 5.5."

[4.0] "Generic technical wrestler, with a generic look, and was rather too skinny for his time. He didn't really stand out in any way, but he was always there and did his job. Not much too talk about because there really isn't much there, but he did have a forgettable feud with the pedophile Buck Zumhofe over that crappy Light heavyweight title that did nobody any favors expect to bury the guys who held it. The only note-worthy thing Regal did was when he and Jimmy Garvin beat the Road Warriors."

[3.0] "This guy wasn't really good, but he wasn't terrible either. Never really did anything remarkable outside of beating the Road Warriors for the AWA tag team championship and forming a short live tag team with Jimmy Garvin with their manager Precious. Had an unremarkable feud with Rock "N" Roll Buck Zumhofe over probably the worst wrestling title in history (AWA Light heavyweight title). He doesn't have an appealing look, wasn't Bret Hart skills in the ring, And Mr. Electricity couldn't talk on the mic like The Rock. Oh and speaking of the nickname "Mr. Electricity", I don't why he was given that nickname when there was nothing electrifying or exciting about him. Not the worst, but very far from the best."

[5.0] "Had the shocking nickname of Mr Electricty when there was nothing electric about him, got a bit of a push in AWA but than basically just buried them after he left and became a jobber in wwe"

[3.0] "I am giving him a 3 in the rating scale and that would be fair, considering he mas most likely one of the reasons why AWA went on the decline. He was neither charming nor "electric" when he was in the ring. Frankly, I am not sure what AWA was thinking by giving this less-than-average performer a push. I was never a fan of "Mr. Electricity", nor will I ever be."

[2.0] "Got way way way too much push in the Awa for his skill level and performance. Would have been an above average jibber but seeing him with a belt felt offensive to me as a viewer."

[3.0] "Didn't have a great look, wasn't anything good in the ring and wasn't anything special on the mic. Never understood what they found in him in the AWA."