Brian Lee

[7.0] "The famous fake undertaker, other than that unfortunate gimmick he wasn't half bad in the ring, nothing superb of course but a good hand to have around and someone decent enough in the locker room to see"

[4.0] "I would love to go higher but it's Chainz from DOA.. is ECW run is the only thing that keeps it at a 4.. his Undertaker thing severed it's purpose... I'm not hating on him but he just wasn't a WOW look at him guy"

[4.0] "Underachiever. Above average look, had the size, seemed to always be at the right place at the right time and did... nothing. 4.25"

[6.0] "I loved his golly gee whiz babyface routine in Smoky Mountain Wrestling. Even in 1992 it was outdated but it's so innocent and fun to watch. He also had a nice run in ECW and WWE but nothing like his popularity for SMW."

[3.0] "I've never seen a guy pushed harder and fail so miserably as this guy in Smoky Mountain Wrestling. He had a decent look, but couldn't wrestle and wasn't a good talker. He was also the fake Undertaker, a blot on wrestling history best forgotten. I never enjoyed seeing him in any fed."

[4.0] "Had a better look than the Harris Bros at least. Maybe less on the ring skills and he did okay as the UnderFaker."

[7.0] "Never as good as the Undertaker but when you let him be himself he can be something in the ring, loved his time in ECW especially I think that's when he really came into his own. I watched the guy appear in HWA and he was over, even in the crappy biker faction he was over, the guy is underrated."

[4.0] "The bare minimum in terms of in-ring work. Nothing in terms of mic work or charisma. There won't be any mentions of this guy in history books."

[4.0] "A decent if unremarkable brawler, after a several-year run in Smoky Mountain Wrestling, Lee found his most prominent role was as the fake Undertaker in 1994 WWF, filling in for his real-life cousin when the real Undertaker was out injured. The role culminated with a "mirror match" against the real Undertaker at SummerSlam '94. While the storyline is often derided, to be fair, Lee did a decent job imitating the character. He went on to serve as muscle for the Disciples of Apocalypse under the name Chainz, then an undercard singles stint in ECW and still later became the muscle of the Disciples of the New Church stable in TNA in the early 2000s. He did fine in these roles, but never really had the skill or charisma to break out of the undercard ranks."

[10.0] "I was shocked when I found that Brian Lee is the Undertaker's cousin, as I didn't know that about him!"

[5.0] "He was great playing The Undertaker and was a good ECW wrestler too. But was very limited."