Kid Kash

[6.0] "He was a fine guy to have around for any random early Impact episode. He never particularly stood out amongst the crowd but he was nothing to sneeze at in-ring & had a great physique."

[7.0] "I think 7 is an overall fair rating for Kid Kash. He was obviously to me a hybrid of Chris Jericho & Ricky Morton, which are two great wrestlers to be compared to. Kash would've been a star anywhere he went. He's still killing it at 50 something years old."

[7.0] "Rating him a 9 for 2000, and a 5 for everything since to be honest. One of the great stars of 2000 who was cut off at the ankles with the detah of ECW."

[8.0] "My Rating: 8.1 Kid Kash is the forgotten ECW original. I have very fond memories of him wrestling in TNA and it was nice to see him in WWE (and I was able to play with him on Smackdown vs Raw on PS2 during that run! ). Kash reminds me a lot of young Jerry Lynn."

[4.0] "Never liked him when he showed up on screen when I was a kid, was not that memorable but stuck around for a long time. By the time the cruiserweight division had devolved to him being featured it was clear the fed had lost interest. I hated when he would show up in my WWE video games or when he'd appear on Smackdown."

[6.0] "Another internet darling from that 2004-2006 period. When he came to the WWE there was hype behind him and he did well in the cruiserweight division. People believed back then he would go far in the WWE, but then he got caught smoking weed and released after one year. Bounced around the feds since then and he was a perfectly capable cruiserweight."

[7.0] "I only really know him from his various TNA runs and I like what I have seen. He does come across like an absolute dick which is what I want from a heel."

[9.0] "A crazy versatile guy who could be put pretty much anywhere and in anything on a card who could also blow up a highlight reel whenever asked."

[8.0] "I'm surprised to see some commenters here saying Kid Kash lacked charisma or had no personality. I thought he was quite good as a dickish heel during his time in TNA. In the ring, he was sometimes prone to botching, but for the most part he was an entertaining worker. He never got over in WWE, but that's an old story ?  they didn't know how to use him and didn't care enough to figure it out. That's on the company more than the wrestler."

[8.0] "a very fun worker who could get some great height, it's just a shame he wasn't very charasmatic, although his matches with EZ Money were great and his Brainbuster was awesome."

[7.0] "Great high flyer! Great in ECW and TNA. He had a decent run in WWE. Lots of the moves are exciting to watch."

[7.0] "Kid Kash was a solid in-ring talent, with a bit more of a mean streak (at least when he was heel) to his work than many other lightweight wrestlers. Though his first notable run came in ECW (along with cups of coffee in WCW), his best work probably was during his two runs with TNA - first as a reliable top heel figure in the early days of the X-Division, and later as something of a veteran gatekeeper figure in the same division during his second run in the company the better part of a decade later. Ultimately, he turned in a respectable career, with reigns with the TNA X-Division, ECW Television and WWE Cruiserweight Titles to his name, as well as two NWA World Tag Team Championships."

[4.0] "Boring. No personality. In a way there is a reason why WWE dropped the Cruiserweight division for good in 2007. It's because people like Kid Kash couldn't draw a dime to the company. To me? Kid Kash had a sick Brainbuster finisher (he gave Funaki a concussion one time with it) but, that's about it."

[8.0] "Underrated in many ways. A fun if not always crisp high flyer from ECW that was a very enjoyable asset to TNA in the early years both in the ring and as a character. When he went to WWE, he was enjoyable there as well both in a singles capacity and while teaming with Jamie Noble. He was fun to watch in his second TNA run, but was never given a proper platform barring a brief feud with Aries. It would have been nice to see him have more of a role there in that period."

[8.0] "I always enjoyed watching Kash, but he had a tendency to be very sloppy with his high-flying and it detracted from a lot of his matches. That's why I was pleased to see him adopt a new style upon his return to TNA. The Hardcore Holly/Finlay-style angry veteran gimmick worked well for him and he had a really intense, stiff style of wrestling that was always a nice change of pace in X Division matches."

[10.0] "Kash has all the signs of a seasoned veteran. Everything about him shows talent, and experience. He can also wrestle multiple styles, ranging from a high flying sorta style, to a brawling, and technical style."

[9.0] "The guy has shown true evolution through his career. This hard hitting bad ass is one guy who truly deserve to at least be in the running for the gold."

[7.0] "Kid Kash is a very good wrestler. It's good for him to find a home in TNA."