Chris Harris

[6.0] "Chris Harris had his peak as half of America's Most Wanted with James Storm. After that tag team ended, TNA sadly didn't have anything for him before his disaster of a WWE run as Braden Walker. An underrated and undervalued talent."

[6.0] "Braden Walker was a great meme. His WWE career notwithstanding Chris Harris was a very good wrestler. He was best as a tag guy with Storm in America's Most Wanted being amazing. He also had so great singles matches. He had the mic skills needed to succeed and good in ring action but never really found his best singles character."

[8.0] "Was apart of some of the greatest matches in early TNA history and was also one half of one of my favorite tag teams in wrestling. Even though the height of his career didn't last long, he was fantastic at his peak."

[8.0] "Chris Harris is part of two of my favorite TNA matches of all time; AMW vs. Triple X Six Sides of Steel, and AMW imploding with their brutal Texas Death Match. So he could absolutely work, he was a great tag wrestler and could've been a good singles wrestler but I bring it down to his Booking where after Slammiversary he was pushed way down having to feud with Black Reign. And then he signed with the WWE and was in the worst shape of his career, Chris Harris was ripped in TNA! And he didn't even try in WWE. But I will associate The Wildcat in TNA for his awesome run from the beginning of the promotion to his sudden trough in late 2007."

[6.0] "America's Most Wanted were one of the best tag teams of the past 25 years. Chris Harris never truly realized his potential in the singles realm, but I have to give him a boost in his rating for his work in AMW. Could be the face who motivated the crowd or the heel who made them hate him. Versatile and athletic wrestler for his size."

[5.0] "Had a pretty solid run in America's Most Wanted: I recall a lot of people thought he was gonna be the breakaway star of the group based on how their feud went and how TNA presented him as the face who got the win over Storm in their big feud ending match (not the blindfold one, obviously lol) but outside of a carry job by Christian Cage, he just..... didn't get there. Harris was a decent wrestler that was basically surrounded by more talented guys who could cover for his flaws, and was purely a tag specialist by nature: he wasn't even a Marty in the sense that he could actually have good matches by himself, he just floundered when he didn't have James Storm covering his back and his gimmick of being a generic tough guy that moaned about everything didn't help very much. Don't think I need to go over his WWE stint or whatever that was supposed to be."

[4.0] "Crazy how Harris was one half of America's Most Wanted, TNA's money team during their early years & then knowing what happened to Harris beyond that. I remember hearing about him heading to WWE & people were expecting something from him... but they they got a portly Braden Walker."

[4.0] "Chris Harris was a capable worker, but when he went out on his own, it really showed who the more talented member of AMW was."

[5.0] "He wasn't the best but he was still good. His moves were great in the ring. Jobbing was great for him in WWE and WCW. The peak of his career was in TNA with America's Most Wanted with James Storm. They were one of the best tag teams in TNA. Electrifying crowds. He was great at the mic and making jokes. When he went to WWE as Braden Walker his career went downhill. The gimmick was cheesy but it was unfortunate that he never went far. WWE should have kept him longer. He is one of the only wrestler to never be defeated as Braden Walker in WWE expect for dark matches and house shows. He took another shot at TNA and did not go anywhere without Storm. As a singles he was not that successful. There are just some wrestlers who all only good at being a tag team partner."

[7.0] "A very good in-ring performer and half of one of the best tag teams of the 00s, America's Most Wanted. Back in the day, most people considered him the standout of AMW over James Storm. It didn't work that way when they broke up, of course, because as solo acts it became clear that James Storm had all the duo's personality and Chris Harris had none of it."

[4.0] "Chris Harris was known for his time in TNA as a member of AMW with Gail Kim. Gail Kim was actually the stand out of the group when you think about it. Chris would jump to WWE with a VERY short lived career under the ring name "Branden Walker" and it derailed his entire wrestling career with nothing else worth discussing about."

[6.0] "Harris' greatest success was as half of America's Most Wanted with James Storm, the centerpiece team of TNA's early tag division. At one time it seemed that he was the one being groomed as the breakout star from AMW rather than Storm, and was even given shots at the NWA World Title. Harris had good size and presence and a solid in-ring skill set, but ultimately was probably best as a tag team specialist. Had a blink-and-you-missed-it run in WWE on the ECW brand as Braden Walker, and was unfortunately saddled with the gimmick of introducing himself in the form of a knock-knock joke. Somehow his career never recovered from that; after leaving WWE he made an attempt at a TNA comeback, but it didn't work out and he's only rarely been seen on the indy scene since."

[6.0] "In my mind he was always the better worker in AMW but for some reason his move to WWE finished his run in wrestling which is a shame."