Matt Morgan

[5.0] "Matt Morgan for a while, both in the WWE and TNA, was penciled in as a future star of the business. While he was decent in the ring, just not that outstanding, he could never find his footing when it comes developing a character, being charismatic, or cutting entertaining promos. As such, it does feel like he could have been a bigger deal."

[3.0] "Generic musclehead who worked slow and could barely do anything in the ring. Lacked natural charisma and never really felt like he had connected with an audience regardless of which promotion he ended up in. His face/heel turns in TNA did him no favor, and it is hard to get invested in someone off of just "the look" for me. No psychology in the ring, just a couple of cool power moves."

[4.0] "The most boring, unremarkable, mediocre talent ever. Not bad but someone you could never really care about or see as anything other than a mid-card or tag guy. Decent moves but no flow or connection to care about."

[4.0] "As I've heard commentators in the past say, if they gave out world titles based on looks, Matt Morgan would be a 20 time world champion. Although it did work for the Ultimate Warrior but I digress (Jones). Morgan's late career run in TNA in 2009-10 was his best work and even that wasn't anything special. He couldn't cut a good promo and had a very limited move set. He did have great theme music in TNA and had decent charisma but there's a reason why he fizzled out everywhere he went."

[4.0] "The only positive in this man's career is being carried by Kurt Angle in a great match, that's it. Sucked in WWE with the stutter gimmick, slightly sucked less in TNA since he didn't have a stutter gimmick, but he still had nothing going for him. There's nothing memorable about him aside from what I mentioned previously, just a forgettable and generic big guy who offered nothing."

[4.0] "Pros: Absolutely stacked and being very tall indeed Cons; Every single other metric that makes a pro wrestler good. To be fair to him, he was also quite good at shouting. He would be decent if just used as a heavy for some coward heel but should never be put in a position in which you hear the bell ring."

[4.0] "Another in the long line of giants who were fairly dull in the ring but still got booked because of their size. Morgan could occasionally have a good match when matched up with a guy like Kurt Angle who could cover for his weaknesses but sadly that didn't happen all that often."

[10.0] "One of the best Giant wrestlers I've ever seen, he had a solid micskill, he had an interesting moveset, a really good personality, he had everything to be TNA Heavyweight Champion,"

[4.0] "Another generic "Big Guy" in the early 2000's WWE and I would frequently get him confused with Luther Reigns. Kinda whatever on him."

[4.0] "Matt Morgan was terrible in WWE, improved to bland and mediocre in TNA, but that didn't make him a good worker. No stand out matches at all during his feuds with Hernandez and Abyss."

[4.0] "He was a generic big tall guy with no "IT" Factor, not a lot of charisma, not a lot of in-ring talent, had to be carried by all-time great Ring Generals like Kurt Angle to have a great match. It goes on & on. The most that I remember from Matt Morgan is him doing a lot of yelling."

[3.0] "He is pretty boring and the only reason he ever got a job is because he is tall. Being tall is really his only redeeming value. His in ring work and character and promos were all subpar."

[0.0] "The only thing Matt Morgan ever had going for him was his size and physique. Matt was supposed to the next big thing in wrestling for 19 years, which is to say he was never actully any good. His hideous unfinished back tattoo is probably the worst ink in the history of pro wrestling. Nowadays Matt is a close associate of a Florida congressman who is suspected of engaging in the sex trafficking and explotation of teenage girls. Matt Morgan, you suck."

[4.0] "Not great, even after his TNA run, where he had time to show a bit more of him. Despite that, didn't live up to the hype and never was good in any department apart from his presence."

[4.0] "Well , he got the look but the delivery wasn't there. He's below average in the ring & never convinced me to be a top guy at any promotion."

[6.0] "Matt Morgan felt special for a minute in TNA. But then I blinked & he was gone. It felt like he worked hard to finally get to the dance. I mean, he was briefly on Tough Enough, lived through a terrible stuttering gimmick in WWE, & then slowly worked his way up the ladder in TNA. He was never a favorite of the IWC, but for a big man, I thought he worked in TNA."

[7.0] "Pretty good wrestler. Agile for hi size and had some innovative offence. Could have a great match with the right opponent and hist tags teams were always good. Probably could've and should've been a TNA Champion but it wasn't meant to be. Stunned that WWE never pushed this guy to the moon. Decent on the mic. Rad theme in TNA. I'm a fan."

[4.0] "Matt Morgan was a capable worker with real potential to be a monster heel. But for a variety of reasons, that potential was unrealized."

[7.0] "Matt Morgan was a decent wrestler that was felt a bad hand while at WWE. He debuted too early back in 2003 and got injured, and when they brought him back a couple of years later, they gave him a stuttering gimmick. For someone that was able to give Big Show an F-5, that was a waste of his potential. TNA may be known for accepting WWE rejects, but at least they treated Morgan with respect, giving him the cool nickname of "The Blueprint"."

[7.0] "By appearance, Morgan seemed like a can't-miss prospect and future World Champion. He had the size, intensity, power, speed and athleticism; somehow TNA (nor WWE, during his brief run there) just never fully got behind him. He still had some good showings in the ring and did pretty well in the tag division; his best run there probably being with Hernandez as his partner. I always thought he was impressive."

[10.0] "This is, in my opinion, the greatest big man in wrestling. The way he moves around the ring is that of a 6 footer with intensity and a strange sense of charisma that never caught on with the majority of audiences. In short: this man, yes"

[4.0] "Morgan just doesn't have it. Surprises me that he's still getting the occasional push in TNA, because the guy is getting up there in years and still haven't put the talkin' and the workin' parts together yet. Below average, and kind of a doofus to top it all off."

[10.0] "I've always been a big Matt Morgan fan ever since his short time in WWE and during his time in TNA, I always thought he had more than enough potential to become a world champion and I still believe that to this day! He has always had the look of being a true future world champion, he has done such a great job developing his in-ring skills the number of years he's been wrestling, and he's always been a tremendous talker! Hell I think he's better now than he ever was before, not just as a heel, but in general! Ever since Matt returned to TNA back in October as a heel and has had beef with Hulk Hogan for the past 6 months up to today for making "Hogan mistakes" as he calls it, I've loved it! I really hope Matt Morgan does become a world champion in TNA eventually especially with this heel character he has now cause he truly deserves to have that world title on him!"