LOD 2000

[3.0] "Hawk & Animal were not the same, legendary performers during this stage of their careers. Purely used as a nostalgia presentation. Droz didn't really fit. In hindsight, probably shouldn't have happened. But it's hard to blame them for trying, as LOD are one of the best teams of all time with an incredible look. I might be alone, but I kind of liked the helmets they wore. Sunny also looked good alongside them."

[1.0] "Absolute travesty and a terrible use of legends of the business. I don't know if it was old wrestlers refusing to retire or awful leadership wanting to capitalize on past glory, but this should've been trashed before it ever made it to the screen."

[1.0] "Horrible incarnation of a legendary tag team. While the performances of LOD themselves wasn't good to watch because they was well past their prime at that point, the booking for the team was equally terrible where they was made to look foolish on a weekly basis when Paul Ellering was brought back to the WWF only to betray them immediately for the rubbish DOA team and lose to them on a regular basis. Things was bad before any of the infamous alcohol/suicide storyline where Droz was brought into the team even happened and the least said about that the better. It's a horribly unpleasant storyline to watch to say the least! The crowd was hot for them when they returned at Wrestlemania 14 with Sunny having a striking look as their new manager, but things went downhill very quickly after that."

[0.0] "Did not like this run then, rewatching it is BRUTAL. Would have been best for Hawk to just stay elsewhere while Animal worked in the WWF as that company was only meant for one of those men... also Droz suuucked. Avoid, fast forward, move on and forget."

[1.0] "Road Warrior is true legends of professional wrestling but what happened to them in 1998 was the shame"