Sir Mo

[3.0] "I have a bit of a soft spot for guys who were around in '95, since that's the year I became a wrestling fan. In the eyes of me as an 11 year old, I thought MOM were a decent tag team. Even now looking back on it as an adult hardcore fan, even though they didn't have much longevity, they helped fill out the division & had a decent look. He also added something to King Mabel when he was Sir Mo."

[3.0] "Mostly familiar with his tag team work as part of Men on a Mission. Very boring in the ring but I guess he was slightly better than Mabel."

[2.0] "He was part of " Men on a Mission" and as a 12-year old child I found some amusement in their antics. I do not remember their matches particularly well, only that I was more impressed with Mabel being able to pull off a Flying Reverse Kick (or whatever it is called) despite being approximately ten times my size and weight at the time. Mo was just there -- just like Oscar, actually -- to lend an initial for " M. O. M. " and to get beat down in the ring by heel teams while Mabel could catch his breath in the corner."

[0.0] "Terrible wrestler. Did not excite me at all. Even though he was Mabel's side kick he was just not that good. After USWA he really did not do that much. No exciting singles matches of him."

[2.0] "That's not much to say about Mo. He was a part of MoM with Mabel. Mo was smaller than Mabel but his ring-skills are not much better. After Mabel won KOTR Mo became a manager. And he was not interesting at this role too. Mabel had a long career in wrestling at least. Mo was always boring and nobody cared about him."

[3.0] "Most notable as half of Men on a Mission alongside Mabel, Sir Mo was the lighter and more mobile member of the duo, but possessed a similar in-ring skill set and without the imposing presence of Mabel, was never able to stand out on his own quite the same way. When Mabel won the King of the Ring, Mo served as something of a manager figure, though he didn't have the mic work to serve as much more than a "second. " He also didn't have the same staying power - while Mabel, under various names and gimmicks, had several runs in WWF/E and Japan over the years, after WWF Mo had a year-long stint in USWA and has since only very periodically popped up on the indy scene."