Too Cool

[7.0] "One of the best mid-card tag gimmicks ever. Had they not turned Rikishi heel and therefore split him off from Too Cool, this team likely would've endured and continued too be one of the most over acts on wrestling TV in to the ruthless aggression era."

[5.0] "Stupidly over for a brief period in 2000. Sexay and Scotty were just goofy heels that nobody really liked and they teased sticking them with a gay gimmick before they saved their careers and settled on the Too Cool gimmick. Sadly, Grandmaster Sexay's demons ended that and Scotty would stick it out for a few more years while Brian Christopher quickly fell out of the public's eye."

[8.0] "2 good cruiserweights put together in a tag team. They had great chemistry, was charismatic and were entertaining throughout their team. The couldn't really cut a promo between them but WWE hid that fact by giving them a dancing gimmick which during the attitude era got massively over. I always enjoyed Too Cool."

[3.0] "Not good. I can't rate them on their dancing skills, unfortunately for them. Bell-to-bell their matches were pretty rough and outside of the dance routine, neither guy had the personality to cut a promo or do anything memorable."

[6.0] "Found them really entertaining as heels in Too Much, they looked and worked great together. I found them very unappealing as baby faces with Too Much but they were clearly over and had success. Both men were good and reliable workers but the gimmicks had a sell-by date for sure."

[8.0] "Genuinely perplexed as to why Too Cool isn't rated higher, considering they were literally one of the most over acts in the Attitude Era thanks to their dancing gimmick and were 2 good cruiserweights in their own right."

[6.0] "An entertaining tag team with lasting memories of being different during The Attitude Era. I think both guys are pretty underrated as wrestlers in terms of their in-ring proficiency, especially in the case of Scotty 2 Hotty. They were more of an entertainment act, but that doesn't make them anything less than satisfactory. 6/10."

[5.0] "Too Much was awful, Too Cool was less awful, but still uninteresting. I was never a fan of Lawler, though he had decent talent in the ring. Garland was less obnoxious, but still not the most interesting wrestler. Put them together though, and you had a halfway decent duo."

[4.0] "I have to agree with jcb below; these two got over based on their cheap babyface gimmick but really were just annoying."

[7.0] "A pretty good team. They were fun. They were pretty over with the crowd up until Sexay's release in 2001. But, ultimately, I feel this team was an under use of both men's talent. A 7."

[3.0] "Too Cool was over at one point, but it was because whatever the babyface equivalent of cheap heat would be. They were gimmicky ? all their mathces were pretty much the same. Their schtick was entertaining for a short period, but it got old fast, and although Scott Taylor was a solid worker, ultimately the team just didn't have a lot of substance."

[8.0] "Fit together so well, not my favourite gimmick and was a bit Too Much (sorry couldn't resist) at times but always enjoyed seeing them tag together."

[8.0] "This team is just plain fun, and honestly they are not bad in the ring either, though they tend to play more towards comedy. Just a charismatic and enjoyable team, very era specific but always fun."

[10.0] "Scotty 2 Hotty and Grandmaster Sexay were always such a great, entertaining as hell tag team! Even when they were "Too Sexy" Brian Christopher and "Too Hot" Scott Taylor and called themselves Too Much before they became Too Cool, they were funny, goofy, entertaining heels! It was so much fun back in the Attitude Era watching these guys put on very good tag team matches together and getting over so well with every crowd in the arenas including myself watching at home!"