[5.0] "The Gambler! ? Yeah he was a jobber, but he ran with it. I remember him walking to the ring and flashing 5 aces. This was 1999 and he's acting like things haven't changed. He proceded to have a great match with Konnan. The dude rocked it old school. He could sell, he could work, and he looked like... ok maybe that's not important."
[7.0] "4. 27 for The Gambler! ? C'mon. Yeah he was a jobber, but he was one of the most entertaining jobbers of the 90s. He had a distinct gimmick, he could sell, he could work... and he looked like a cross between Arn Anderson and Chris Elliott, which was kind of funny to see."
[6.0] "Decent technical skill, good selling ability and a fun character made the Gambler one of the more memorable of WCW's job squad and an enjoyable presence on Saturday Night, Worldwide and the like. He always seemed to be having a good time in there as well. When WCW released most of its C- and D-show regulars in 1999, he disappeared with nary a trace - guess he finally knew when to fold 'em, when to walk away and when to run."
[5.0] "Guter Jobber und damals quasi das WCW-Gegenstück zum Brooklyn Brawler der WWF. Schade dass er nach seiner WCW-Zeit scheinbar nicht mehr in den Ring gestiegen ist."
[6.0] "Honestly, this guy was my favorite of WCW's stable of jobbers. He really seemed to get into the gimmick too, and that always gets credit from me. Looked exactly like Arn Anderson."
