La Resistance

[6.0] "Wasn't the best in terms of chemistry, segments of matches but they weren't awful either. They were well suited gimmick wise and theyw ere fortunate enough to actually win tag gold on a few occassions."

[5.0] "As a trio, La Resistance was solid - Dupree and Conway were decent wrestlers and Grenier could hold up his end as a team member, and their gimmick, though very much of its time, did draw a good amount of heat. Their time as a full stable was surprisingly limited, though, due to major interruptions - first by Grenier's injury, then by Dupree being separated from the group by the WWE draft. Some of the specific tag team lineups were actually more significant than the group as a whole."

[10.0] "As if Rene Dupree & Sylvain Grenier couldn't get any better as a heel team in 2003, Rob Conway was added to the mix as an American who was the French sympathizer of the group and in my opinion La Resistance became better bad guys in WWE because of that addition to the team! That's why looking back at that time in WWE in 2003 before Rene Dupree & Rob Conway were tag teaming together while Sylvain was out with an injury, I look at that La Resistance trio as one of the best factions in all of wrestling because back then the French didn't want to support the United States' war with Iraq so because that gimmick got on WWE television around that time, they were really hated heels not just amongst the fans in the crowd every night but including myself when I was 12 years old watching at home so they definitely did a damn good job as heels back then!"