Men On A Mission

[4.0] "I've never seen a team more one-sidedly designed to get only one guy over. This team was all about Mable, who was way too green to get that kind of push at this point in his career. Mo was an afterthought. Fun gimmick, though, so they'll take a four."

[4.0] "8 year old me, loved these dudes. I would see them in magazines and just be in awe. I remember the WWE magazine with King Mabel on the front and thinking he looks the meanest and scariest looking man on earth. I should have left the memories alone."

[5.0] "Whatever people will say about the quality of their matches and gimmicks need to understand that not every gimmick is for everyone. It was fun and new and WWE really trying something different."

[6.0] "I thought MoM was actually a pretty decent tag team especially considering the lack of depth in the tag division at the time in WWF. Mabel size was impressive and I liked his spinning heel kick. Mo is maybe a bit more forgetable, but he worked as a tag team wrestler alright. Before Oscar left due to MoM turning heel (which was because he thought it was racist and I would agree with him to be honest) I thought his gimmick of a rapping manager was pretty cool. I dunno I just think Men on a Mission has a kind of low score here I'm honestly surprised they're a solid 6/10 in my books."

[0.0] "I liked them as The Harlem Knights and didn't fast forward. Their entire tenure in the WWF was/is a total and complete loss. AVOID."

[2.0] "Men on a Mission won their only title because of a botch and that tells you about their in ring abilities. Got over somewhat with the fans but was bad and dangerous in the ring."

[1.0] "Awful wrestling, awful look, and the worst raps this side of P. N. News. Mabel was huge. That was literally the only thing this team had going for it."

[6.0] "Solid big man heel team that was more over at the time than they're made out to be in retrospect. They were a useful part of the tag team scene, and would have been that way had Mabel not been pushed way above his ability level as a main event heel."

[6.0] "No where near as bad as they are made out on here, but at the same time not really anything special either. An average 6 out of 10 from me."

[5.0] "As far as tag teams comprised of two huge dudes go, Men on a Mission were never quite up to the standard set by the Natural Disasters, but they were alright. They were generally able to use their size to their advantage in terms of putting matches together. As faces with Oscar they were kind of amusing as an embodiment of the friendly side of '90s hip-hop, though like many teams of this sort they were maybe best as heels. Did we ever find out what exactly their mission was?"

[5.0] "Underrated team. As a face team, they were pretty grating and obnoxious. Bad as a heel team, the two monsters found their calling and provided a great foil for the face tag teams of the mid-nineties in the WWF."