Lash LeRoux

[6.0] "He's either a "what-could-have-been"-kind of wrestler, or just an eternal midcarder. Fun to watch, but never taking up too much space."

[8.0] "Was always a big fan of Lash Leroux, and found his in ring work to be rather unique. Had an incredible story of being homeless as a teenager, showering at school and at a friends house, and sleeping being the counter at a shop he worked at on the floor for years till he found his footing later on. Ended up fulfilling his dream of being a pro wrestler. You gotta respect that!"

"Great footwork and had a creative moveset. He might not be too memorable, but I haven't come across a match of his that I'd call, "bad.""

[5.0] "One of the "new young guys" who started getting pushed during the Russo era. Acceptable lower mid card talent. Didn't have a long enough career for me to go higher than a 5."

[6.0] "Like others have said, he was a guy with definite potential. For a relative rookie, with only a few years in the business he worked well and had charisma. Sadly it seems he was never able to capitalise, whether through a lack of opportunities, bad luck or just reaching his ceiling."

[6.0] "Edited for mild embellishments: When he came into WCW, all one could see was an upside. The selling was quite good, great bumper, natural in ring charisma, improved by the match. Tickled a sweet spot for me with a lovely dropkick. The tag team with Chavo Guerrero was pushing gold, legit silver lining at that point in WCW. Over achiever. Behind the scenes, his work was good enough to almost get him a role as the "mo-cap" guy for a video game but alas he wasn't under contract then. Evidently it was Mr. Leroux who worked with DDP on the variety of Diamond Cutters that awed us all so much. He went on to do *off key fanfare with trumpets all broken n such* NOTHING. The WWF/E didn't pull the trigger during the buyout and released him early. His career was done by 2006, damn. I think this was perhaps a monumental loss for wrestling at this point. Full potential never close to being realized. What's there is fun but barely an appetizer."

[4.0] "As of the point of my watchalong he's always being called " A really good wrestler with a bright future" and I just don't get what they saw in him. He was boring as hell"

[9.0] "Wish they could have done more for this guy! In WCW he was exciting to watch. After WCW folded he was never the same. He signed with WWF and wrestled in their development territory Heartland Wrestling Association. Sadly he was never on the main WWF/E roster. Thye should have let him on the WWE roster. Instead they wasted him. He did some stuff in TNA but went nowhere. His career was prematurely short."

[4.0] "Lash had a decent look and he wasn't the worst of talkers. But his ability was greatly limited and he needed to be in there with a great worker to have a good match."

[4.0] "Lash Leroux probably never had the chance to impress most fans. He rarely if ever was given the mic, and was usually just thrown in a ring randomly with another cruiser weight."

[6.0] "Lash LeRoux's most prominent role was his run as "Corporal Cajun" with the Misfits in Action, but had already gained notice as a secondary performer for WCW, where his strong in-ring performances and fun charisma made him stand out on the company's B-shows. After WCW's closure, he appeared on the indies for a few years, but other than a couple of appearances for TNA, unfortunately didn't return to the national spotlight."

[6.0] "Without a doubt, one of the most underrated wrestlers WCW ever had, and possibly one of the most underrated in all of professional wrestling. He was mostly a jobber who could take one hell of an ass-kicking, but he had a small moment of championship glory towards the end with the WCW tag title as a member of M. I. A. This guy was great fun and a hard worker."