Hernandez

[8.0] "SUPERMEX! not the best singles wrestler but an very underrated tag team wrestler, the border toss is an awesome finisher, his hot tag is exceptional, he even can do the Mike Awesome Dive right after the Homicide second rope con hilo, that's hot, oh that's hot. Dixie overpushed him but i dont think that should tarnish his career as a legendary member of LAX"

[7.0] "I sneaky love Hernandez. Just a big mean looking bastard who can do cool dives and power spots. Obviously did his best work in LAX and his tags with Homicide where he could play to his strengths and hide the elements he is not great at as a singles worker."

[5.0] "Supermex! He and Homicide were one of my favourite tag teams back in TNA and he was an ok singles wrestler. Homicide is better tho. solid 5"

[6.0] "I find Hernandez to be pretty good in his own right but he is overshadowed by Homicide in LAX. Good tag guy."

[4.0] "Very limited in the ring. Mildly charismatic and can do a few good spots but mostly needs to be worked around rather than worked with."

[6.0] "Hernandez is good as a part of a tag team but I don't think he's a great single in ring competitor. Because of his looks and size the roles he can play are pretty limited so they did a good job putting him in LAX. He's pretty athletic for his size but he really can't sell and sometimes looks sloppy in the ring. His power moves are very pleasent to watch tho."

[4.0] "Honestly I don't find Hernandez as good in the ring as everyone suggests here. He's an average worker at best."

[7.0] "At a time when tag wrestling was in the shitter across all federations, LAX was one of the best things going. They felt real & raw. Not only did they have an exceptional gimmick with a unique presentation, but the two guys worked really well off one another in the ring. Homicide with the speed & Hernandez with that power. Everything down to the names of their moves (Boarder Toss, for instance) was amazingly put together. After LAX came & went, Hernandez never reached the top of the mountain that it looked like TNA may have hoped for at one point. I don't think he was as good as a single compared to him being in a team."

[8.0] "One of my favourite big guys when I first started watching TNA. He was great as part of LAX and unfortunately wasn't bad as a singles competitor but was just missing that little something to take him to another level. Definitely better suited to tag team work."

[7.0] "Hernandez is a solid big man wrestler who is good at getting heel heat. A decent singles competitor for a face to overcome, or a good tag specialist, Hernandez is solid all around."

[6.0] "People complain that Hernandez is botchy in the ring. Aside from the sloppy Border Toss (which Doug Williams talks about and says really wasn't that bad), I can't recall him botching horribly. Sure, the man is a jerk, and a bully (which is why he is a great heel), but aside from that, I don't have a problem with Hernandez. He's been a good powerhouse, who moves well for his size, and is FAR better as a heel."

[5.0] "Hernandez is a big, powerful dude to be sure. Although he never quite took off during TNA's attempts at pushing him as a single, he found his niche as a tag wrestler, which his style of explosive power moves and the occasional dive to the outside lends itself to. The biggest mark against him is that his Border Toss finisher was occasionally a bit reckless and caused injuries or near-injuries. Impressively held tag team gold in TNA seven times with four partners (Homicide, Matt Morgan, Anarquia and Chavo Guerrero Jr. )."

[7.0] "To be completely honest, I was never and I'm still not exactly the biggest fan of Hernandez or his character, but I've always been amazed by his look, his power, and his agility and aerial abilities for a guy the size of SuperMex! I give him a ton of credit in the world and I'm not going to deny that he's a good worker in the ring by any means."