[10.0] "Incredible/magical/mythical chemistry from day one. The only problem with this team is somehow the Eaton/Lane version was even better. This pairing TORE! IT! UP! in the 80's, elevating companies/territories and the sport over all for years stacked on years. Every time The Midnight Express were on the card, things were about to get wicked awesome. Absurd chemistry with any and everyone. Lest we forget Jim Cornette's role here; who was always a nuclear heat generating force to be reckoned with, crowds were whipped into a frenzy with relative ease by the group. Watch everything you possibly can! It ends on a somewhat mediocre note - but Stan Lane more than picks up the pieces! TOP TIER."
[9.0] "Probably my second favorite version of The Midnights. Not quite as good as Eaton & Lane, but still a pretty wholesome pairing with Jimmy Cornette as the manager. The peak of The RNR/Midnight feud was with this version."
[10.0] "Every bit just as good as Lane/Eaton combo. One of the very bast tandems of all time. The Midnight Express will always reign as one of the premier teams of any generation."
[9.0] "When it came to getting heat and drawing money, Bobby Eaton and Dennis Condrey were one of the best tag teams in the business. And they had really good matches as well."
[10.0] "For me, I think this pairing worked better as a heatseeking "cut off the ring" heel team than with Stan Lane(who was probably more palatable for a national promotion like Crockett/WCW, and in my opinion, some of the greatest tag team matches I've ever seen for pure storytelling and beating down the babyface to prep for the hot tag were with this pair. The Midnights(Lane, Eaton, Condrey, Cornette) are my all-time favourite group, this incarnation in Mid-South were awesome."
[8.0] "Mir gefiel ebenfalls die Version mit Lane besser. Aber das war irgendwo der Anfang. Zum einen war Condrey Teil des ganz originalen Midnight Express mit Norvell Austin und Randy Rose, zum anderen wurde hier der Grundstein gelegt. Auch die Fehde gegen den Rock & Roll Express hat mit ihm angefangen, seinerzeit bei Mid-South Wrestling."
