Louie Spicolli

[6.0] "Upper tier enhancement talent who ssslowly scratched his way to the lower mid card. What could have been is about what was. A face almost too cute for the industry, i think that was maybe his second greatest curse (won't delve into the other). Never devolved & his most memorable work was right before he left this world. Probably the poster boy for this type of situation. Its hard to dislike Louie Spicolli but its not easy to care that much either. 5.75"

[4.0] "As an addict I feel like I relate to Louie more than most wrestlers, a good hand who tried hard and we got a glimpse of where that could have gone if not more than a glimpse, his work as Madonnas' Boyfriend in AAA is pretty good and I really enjoy his use of of the culture of the time, sad the wwf gave him one of the worst names in history but how far was he really going to go?"

[6.0] "Definitely had the makings of a solid utility mid-carder, a guy you can put anywhere on the card and let him get the job done. Shame we'll never get to know what his full potential was."

[4.0] "Well known jobber on WWF television to us kids from 1990-1994ish. Got repackaged into that stupid Rad Radford gimmick for a cup of coffee then left for ECW where he was actually allowed to do stuff instead of being a straight out jobber. Went to WCW and it looked like they were teasing something with him being Scott Hall's stooge, but then his untimely death put an end to that unfortunately. Never was able to get above curtain jerker status."

[6.0] "From the little we got to see of Spicolli, it would be fair to assume that he could easily go on to have a long career in wrestling. He was entertaining on the mic and pretty good in the ring, it's a shame his life ended the way it did."

[8.0] "Louie was a solid worker who stuck out among the developmental talent. I you look at his matches where he served as the jabroni, you can see a difference n the quality of match with him and the other developmental talent in his era. Untapped potential."

[6.0] "Louie Spicolli was a sold worker, but by no means outstanding. He had good charisma and would probably have thrived in the flunky-type he had taken on before his untimely death."

[6.0] "He could have developed into a really good wrestler, but unfortunately drugs got in the way. Remember boys and girls, Drugs are bad....."

[8.0] "Louie Spicolli was just beginning to find his niche in wrestling when he tragically lost his battle to the demons that plague so many performers, especially in professional wrestling. He was a guy who really could've made it big and very nearly did. Drugs have stolen many a talent from us fans. Louie was one of the better ones."

[8.0] "Spicolli was very entertaining and had tons of charisma and mic skills. Prior to his death, he was really connecting with the fans through his gimmick as the Outsiders' clueless lackey. Unfortunately his personal problems got in the way. He was also entertaining in ECW, and even in his brief WWF run."

[7.0] "Great jobber. Starting out his career at 17 years of age is dangerous but impressive. He was one of the last greatest jobbers wrestling ever had. Jobbers are not used as much today. Spocolli excited crowds with his amazing defensive moves and physique. With his stocky build he did very well. Mexico was interesting but strange as he had the dreadful gimmick of Madonna's Boyfriend. But Mexico made him go further in his career. When he was in the WWE as Rad Radford the gimmick was strange and ridiculous. He was great to watch in the ring. ECW and WCW made him reach his peak of his career. ECW was feuds with Tommy Dreamer. WCW was memeber of the NWO and feuding with Larry Zbysko. Unfortunate that he had seizures and drug problems that effected his career and life. Too bad he died so young, even at the start of his peak. He was undearted and could have had an excellent wrestling career. RIP Louie! You were awesome!"

[9.0] "What a fucking talent, man. This guy had it all, except for the drug problems and times when the outline of his penis was blatantly seem in his tights. Louie could've been a pretty big name in wrestling, be it in the WCW, WWF, or elsewhere."