[3.0] "Another bland WWF jobber of the mid 80's whose big claim to fame seems to be "he played pro football for a cup of coffee" as Monsoon would try to compliment him and put him over, just before he usually got squashed into oblivion. Most people remember him for his gross selling of Damien at Mania 2."
[2.0] "A disappointing underachiever wherever he went, regardless of the opportunity. Was often out of shape and not ready for the ring - but there he was anyway. There are worse but he is a great example of someone who would be considered crud regardless of the era/ime frame."
[2.0] "George Wells was not a very good wrestler. His character basically consisted of being an ex-football player in the CFL. I never watched the CFL, so I don't know him and didn't care. He came and went without ever making much of an impact. He was basically a Canadian Steve McMichael, except with less charisma."
[4.0] "Former CFL football standout if I remember correctly. During his time in the WWF was pretty unremarkable. Typical should block type finisher, and started out with a few wins on TV. Would always give a decent effort but would come out on the losing effort. Limited charisma, and adequate at best in the ring. Neither great nor bad, but pretty forgettable"
[5.0] "Looks like a jacked Steve Harvey to me, wasn't all that great in the ring either, really only seen a few matches of his but didn't impress at all"
[6.0] "War damals gar nicht so schlecht, hatte einen soliden mid/undercard-run in der WWF Mitte der Achziger. Letzte Lebenszeichen als Mystyrious Master G in Texas in der Fehde gegn den Dingo (Ultimate) Warrior."
