[4.0] "Hoot's Promo are the shits but he and Ricky Morton are a tremendous tag team, he was never going to be a singles guy with his lack of a promo but his in-ring was solid. Let's put it this way you were never going to buy a ticket to go see him in singles competition."
[10.0] "He didn't have the success Ricky had a singles by any means, Although he was featured in smoky mountain a lot as a singles before Ricky came in. He was more of the consummate tag team wrestler of the two. However, he still got a reaction because of how over the rock n' roll express were. He was the come back maker of the rock n' roll express. Again, much like I said about Ricky, he was 1/2 of the most influential tag teams of all time, he was 1/2 of the greatest babyface team of all time, he was and still is over, he drew money as a tag wrestler, sold out arenas, and all kinds of fans loved him. I think what hurt him was when you're in a team that's popular and over, sometimes promoters are going to look for the potential star of the team. It happened with Neidhart, it happened with Marty, it happened with Morrison, and it happened here as like i said earlier, Ricky got more of the singles push. But the difference with RnR compared to those other teams is fans WANTED to see them together, they didn't want them apart, and that's why they still make money together now. With any other duo I named I don't think that'd be the case."
[6.0] "The better/more watchable/less annoying half of The Rock n Roll Express. Something about Robert made it easier to cheer for him, something about Robert made me actually feel bad if he lost. His mic skills were kinda crap, but I don't mind the strong silent type when the other option is blow hard Ricky. Why couldn't we have gotten two Robert Gibson's instead of one Robert and one ...ugh Ricky."
[6.0] "Top tier tag team wrestler, but unimpressive when on his own. Would be unfair to judge someone entirely on their best or worst qualities, so this is something of an average."
[6.0] "Only was great with the Rock n Roll Express. He did not get much of a push as a singles wrestler. Some of the moves I find were limited and did not interest me. But if promoters gave him a bigger chance then he would have changed big time."
[7.0] "An der Seite von Ricky Morton im Rock 'n' Roll Express lieferte er über Jahre hinweg großartige Matches. Egal ob gegen den Midnight Express oder aber auch gegen die Four Horsemen zeigten sie Tag Team Moves die zuvor noch keiner kannte. Sind beide besser als sie von vielen hier gemacht werden."
