Caz XL & nZo

[2.0] "Enzo & Cass were the perfect storm of empty catchphrases and zero end product. Every entrance was loud, obnoxious, and laced with scripted swagger -- but once the bell rang, it all fell apart. Enzo couldn't wrestle to save his damn life -- he was basically a crash-test dummy with a mic. And Cass? A walking tree trunk with the charisma of wet cardboard once Enzo stopped talking. They were all sizzle, no steak. Not one meaningful title run. Not one classic match. Just cheap crowd pops, repetitive promos, and constant blown spots. WWE gave them every chance to be the next big thing, but the truth was clear: they couldn't hang with real teams like The Revival, The Bar, or even the New Day on their worst day. Worst of all, they started believing their own hype. Backstage heat, ego issues, and unearned arrogance turned a fun act into a complete joke. They weren't a team -- they were a meme that overstayed its welcome. Certified Gimmick. Bonafide Flop."

[4.0] "Take The New Age Outlaws, and modernize them, and you get "The Real Ones." No secret I'm not a fan of Road Dogg and Billy Gunn's tag team, but this team makes them look like The Midnight Express. Cass during this time was really bad and Enzo was always insufferable, whether he talks or wrestles."

[5.0] "These two were super over in NXT and in a rare occurance they remained over on the main roster during a period of NXT Talents often falling flat due to Vince's incompetence as a booker. I always thought Enzo was going to be the star of the two because of his unreal ability to connect with the crowd. He kind of blew up his own career by being a pest and also being insufferable. Big Cass is having a career resurgence though so good for him. This is one tag team I'm not dying to see have a return though because I really would prefer Enzo to stay in irrelevancy and not drag down Cass's new run. But I'm fairly certain we don't have to worry about Enzo being all elite so we're safe for now."

[6.0] "The team was over as hell on both NXT and the Main Roster. Despite this they were never given a title probably due to the in-ring ability and both members being heat magnets at the time. Enzo could work magic on the mic but below standards in the ring. Cass was bland on the mic but could do well in the ring. Together they were better than the sum of their parts."

[6.0] "A tag team that had a lot of potential, Enzo had a great monkey and both had a great connection with the public, but when they were promoted to the main roster they showed (even Enzo) they were not ready for Gold or achieve something, Enzo came to having a lot of backstage problems that didn't help the tag team at all. While they weren't the best in the ring, they had a lot of potential."

[8.0] "Between their personal slipups & the shortcomings in the ring, Enzo & Cass have seen their fair share of detractors. But if you don't remember how over they were in NXT, you're not remembering things correctly. Obviously Enzo was the real star of the team. But having a big guy next to him really worked. They had a similar appeal to the New Age Outlaws. And not just because of the chant-along-style entrance. The simple dynamic of two guys who worked outside the typical "wrestler tag team" formula that we're so accustomed to. I, for one, would love to see Enzo & Cass return to wrestling in some incarnation someday."

[1.0] "Despite my dislike for the team, they should still be given their due - they interacted well with the live audience. SAWFT had a great debut in the main roster, and in the NXT they looked very good in alliance with Carmella. But then I never liked everything that happened to the team. They participated in dull matches and took the place of other more worthy and well-coordinated teams and they were constantly shoved almost down the throat. Enzo's antics looked pathetic, and Cassady's abilities boiled down to the fact that he was a typical Big Guy, who comes into play when Enzo is used enough as a punching bag, but even in this role he looked as unconvincing as possible. This union absolutely sucks (although when the union fell apart they got even more boring, and Enzo, as part of the 205 live roster, got even more annoying."

[3.0] "I think Cass is a competent, but really boring powerhouse wrestler, and I despise Enzo. However they did seem to work a little better for me when paired together, still not very good though."

[1.0] "The only thing this team's got going on is Enzo's blabbermouth, both of their in ring skills however are garbage. Basically a way worse version of the New Age Outlaws, at least Billy Gunn was a good wrestler compared to Big Cass. I'm glad they're not on my TV anymore."

[7.0] "In terms of charisma, easily one of the top, if not the top, tag team at the time. Enzo's ability to talk kinda carried the team through their okish NXT run where they kept losing despite being considerably over. The main roster seemed a far better fit for them as a team as it allowed them to really focus on the promo work, which was easily the best thing about them. That being said, wrestling wise they were far from the best: Enzo was massively green and incapable of not botching a long match, and Cass wasn't that much better. Regardless, they were over, but what keeps them down is that they never reached their full potential in the business, as well as the stated gap in wrestling ability. If Enzo could actually go, this team would have easily been a lot higher."

[4.0] "One of the worst tag team to actually come out of NXT. That being said they could actually cut a great promo especially on the part of Enzo but in reality they could never backed up what they said in the ring."

[10.0] "Oh boy what a team it is. Enzo Amore, the best talker in WWE at his momemt, and Big Cass ~7 ft tall striker. It is unbelievable they did not win any tag team championships. They recently reunited after their real life affair, so I hope they will be used right now on indies."

[4.0] "Dollar store Test (who wasn't even that good in the first place) and a mouthpiece that just so happened to do tag-team wrestling. Some nice catchphrases that made for easy crowd interaction but what was good about this team just got over complicated in the main roster. All sorts of silly antics that just lost any semblance of digestible humour. Can't say I miss either of them appearing on WWE TV which says it all."

[9.0] "This team truly never reached there full potential. Yes it was apparent Enzo didn't know how to wrestle, he was great on the mic, and Big Cass handled everything else. I honestly thought they were gonna become NXT Tag Champs at the very least, but I never expected them to not win anything at all. If The Hardys hadn't made a surprise return at WM 33, It seemed like Enzo and Cass were finally gonna get the gold. I was even more surprised when they broke up, and was truly saddened because they were one of the teams that had a unique gimmick and added a lot of luster to the division. Both did great work as singles competitors, but now that both of them are released, they might possibly reform somewhere else. Best of luck to both of them."

[5.0] "There's a star in this tag team, but he's held back by a very poorly scripted "mouthpiece" who rambles on and forces the actual star to list off grocery list promos, while saying "how you doing". Not very good in the ring as a tag team, I kinda want Cass to break off from this and get a singles push."

[9.0] "One of the most entertaining tag teams in the world right now. These guys bring it. I'm glad to see that they have been getting a good amount of air time."

[8.0] "A very charismatic team, and getting better in the ring. I could easily increase this rating over time if they continue to improve. Hope Enzo is back in action soon."

[8.0] "In terms of their dynamic both in the ring and on the mic, Enzo and Cass remind me a lot of the New Age Outlaws, with Enzo as the talker who can serve as face-in-peril in the ring, with Cass as the muscle who can get the hot tag and clean house. Both have proven the ability to draw the crowd in both with entertaining promos and solid in-ring performances and, while they're currently a highlight of the NXT tag division, they should have little difficulty in bringing their act successfully to the main roster."