Mexicools

[7.0] "I know it's a racist sterotype but hoenstly as a kid watching them drive to the ring on lawnmowers was class. I really liked watching them in the ring. Very talented in ring performers. A shame this was destined to fail long term."

[4.0] "Do I really need to explain this? Seriously, watch their entrance and you will get why. This team had no chemistry with eachother and felt like a walking, talking, living, breathing racist joke, it was awful. None of the performers were bad, per say, just the gimmick was."

[7.0] "While the gimmick was and is still incredibly tasteless, i actually liked the trio. All three of these guys are some of my faves in other companies and it is great to know that at some point they were a stable. While juvi being the most talented of the group he at the same time, was a troublemaker and got kicked out of the company after 6 months later which is a huge shame. While they didn't let him use his talent at all by restricting his moves, Juvi got fired from other companies because of his attitude so i'm sure part of the problem in the wwe was his attitude and ego too. At the same time i do think wwe didn't really give a shit about them and didn't give them much air time. In their first 4 appearances i think they recieved a good reaction but the fans' interest on them decreased quickly. While Psicosis and Super Crazy frequently teamed and had one or two good matches, Juventud just stayed in the corner which felt very awkward. Knowing Juvi, that probably frustrated him and hurt his ego. Not long after he was gone the team was sadly dead and forgetten."

[6.0] "I thought the Mexicools group did a good enough job at introducing the WWE to these guys. They didn't really go anywhere, but I thought the act was entertaining for something different. I know some of the racial overtones didn't set well with people, but I thought the characters were able to handle it in a way where they owned the gimmick."