Sweet Brown Sugar

[6.0] "A very fun watch up to a certain point! Excellent looking dropkicks. When I see people make a list of great dropkicks, they leave out Sweet Brown Sugar - he would often do 2 to 4 in a series and would even do a jig after; we'd lose our minds lol! He kept in fantastic shape his entire career. But. His wonky/glass eye gave me the creeps and I can't handle his promos. Sometimes he seemed like an underachiever and would really show that off with his multiple returns to Dallas, where it really felt like he was just earning a quick buck and no longer cared. Those years of Sugar not giving a damn does drag is rating down. 6.25 rounded down. (heya old school fans: As a young lad I really wanted him to reach deep and head to Crockett. Can't you see him tearing it up in 88, being there for the Turner buyout and having a fairly successful ride? Or, take out Ranger Ross and put Sweet Brown in there instead, BAM! everything is instantly better and I would probably give him a higher score. What kept him out of the big leagues? Does anyone know? )"

[7.0] "Agree! He was talented. Great at ground work on the mat with the scissor hold. Excited many fans. high flying was great as well."

[7.0] "A talented high flyer from a time when high flyers were rare. A solid upper mid carder who always seemed to be on the edge of making it big. I always found him to be an entertaining performer, and he seemed like a nice man who truly enjoyed wrestling. Unfortunately his lack of size worked against him, and he was often defeated by opponents who were larger and stronger."