[2.0] "Reno or Rick Cornell was known for two things, which were his impressive physique and his Roll The Dice finisher. Outside of those two things, nothing stood out about him at all, as he was your typical big man with a bland and basic moveset, nor was he good on the mic or charismatic at all."
[3.0] "Reno had a good look and performed his Roll the Dice finisher very well. His ring style was otherwise rather basic, though, and for a supposed martial arts master he utilized few if any martial arts techniques in the ring, and his charisma was pretty lacking. He effectively served as an enforcer for the Natural Born Thrillers in WCW and had a minor storyline with Big Vito, but after the WWF purchase of WCW he never got out of developmental and, after leaving, only had a handful of appearances (including a PPV match for the Australian WWA in 2002) before hanging it up."
[3.0] "As others have mentioned, Reno had an interesting look and a unique finisher, but he was a black hole of charisma. He was one of the least interesting members of the Natural Born Thrillers, and they weren't exactly the most compelling group in wrestling history."
[3.0] "Unique look, cool finisher and that's about it. For someone who was supposed to have a martial arts background he showed little if anything about it and none of his moves were solid or memorable but his finisher. He had some fun hardcore garbage matches and nothing else. One of the most obscure WCW wrestlers."
[2.0] "The Roll the Dice was cool as heck at the time. Maybe it's rose-tinted glasses, but I don't remember anyone hitting it since then that's made it look more devastating. Aside from that, Reno was a supporting character with very little to offer--he was uncharismatic, he was bad on the mic, his ring work clashed with what his background was supposed to be, and I don't think he was ever in a good match. I was kinda invested in his storyline versus Big Vito for whatever reason, but I don't even remember how it ended!"
[2.0] "He came from a martial arts background, or so they said, but he showed none of that in his performances. Could not talk and didn't wrestle very well, either."
