Crowbar

[7.0] "Massive underrated WCW, a Crowbar and Daffney segment in Russo era Nitro is like one of the few joys in that creatively bankrupt wasteland, good enough that they almost made me care about David Flair and even Ric Flair couldn't accomplish that. Decent in the ring to boot."

[6.0] "Storm is a guy who has a lot of longevity which I respect. He was a guy who had an in ring style that he could do well. His character work and promo skills were what he did best."

[9.0] "Massively underrated 25 years ago, and massively underrated now. A great wrestler who idolized Sabu. Carried David Flair to a great tag team. Carried many matches and made them enjoyable to watch. His cage match with Sabu on WWA is the best WWA match. Innovative as well and really tried. Deserved way more, a missed gem"

[5.0] "The second best character in his group. Crowbar and Daffney were one of the better acts in WCW's dying days. David Flair being with them as a noticeable third wheel didn't help them much."

[6.0] "Devon Storm started his career right from the big leagues, participating in strange but relatively important stories in World Championship Wrestling. And I was surprised when, after his match against Joey Janela, I found out that he is still actively performing, while he still looks decent. A good wrestler with an interesting stand-out gimmick."

[7.0] "Always brings something different to any card he shows up on. Never was able to watch him during his WCW days but after I have, he truly was a standout lower/mid carder at the time that I probably would have enjoyed much like Kanyon. Any wrestler who can reinvent themselves and not only keep up with but thrive with new times has a special place in my heart. Along with PCO, Crowbar is one of the absolute best at this. His recent deathmatches in ICW-NHB have been a ton of fun and a bizarre sight to see but definitely not a bad one. I think Crowbar has plenty left in the gas tank especially with his new found love for light tubes! However after his in ring career comes to an end Crowbar would be a great fit in a training/mentor role for any company."

[9.0] "He was always someone to look out for. All around wrestler who made the Russo era WCW a little less worse with his stuff with David Flair and Daffeny. He still works the indies and his skill hasn't changed, he's incredible."

[8.0] "Holy Shit this dude is so freaking creative. He has a brilliant mind for this business. Wrestles well for his age too. Need him on AEW or WWE. Seems like his creative promos he does on twitter go unnoticed. Which is sad."

[4.0] "Devon Storm was one of the more well-known Indy guys off the mid-90s, mainly off of his matches with Sabu for Dennis Coralluzzo. And like Sabu, Storm was a total highspot guy, with nothing in the way of wrestling or transition work."

[6.0] "Though never a main event guy, Devon Storm/Crowbar could always be counted on to put on a solid performance in the ring. Always seemed to be having a good time playing a psychotic character too. Apparently he's a physical therapist in real life - how has that not become part of his gimmick? !"

[7.0] "Crowbar (+ Daffney) seemed to exist in a parallel universe to everyone else in the last days of WCW. He just showed up and put on great matches, regardless of whatever his opponent's storyline happened to be. Not great on the mic, but an entertaining worker and really got into his character."