Latin American Exchange

[9.0] "LAX was an amazing addition to TNA back in the mid 2000s. It felt like they had something to prove. They were gritty & real feeling. They had an excellent dynamic & their own entrance was cool. Their moves & in ring was also really great. Obviously Homicide & Hernandez were the stars of the group & it's almost unfair to rate them as a faction & not only as a tag team, which is the only reason I shy away from rating them a 10. But Konnan did also bring something to the dynamic at times."

[9.0] "LAX was a stable that had a VERY cold start, as it went from two mediocre lineups of Konnan/Homicide/Apolo to Konnan/Homicide/Machete to the lineup that is most well known, which is Konnan/Homicide/Hernandez, as that is when the stable began to gain serious momentum in the summer of 2006. They lost a little momentum when they ditched Konnan and turned face after Slammiversary 2007, and Salinas was only there for a few months, getting squashed by Kong twice and losing to Jackie Moore, so she didn't add much to the group. Still much better than their next Latino stable, Mexican America."

[10.0] "What? ! Come on.... LAX is one of the best stables in the history of TNA! This stable deserve more than 7. 56!"

[5.0] "LAX could have been one of the greatest stables of all time. Hernandez and Homicide seemed like they had the potential to be stars, and Konnan could have been one of the best managers of all time (come on, a title like the minister of propaganda it doesn't get much better than that). The entrance with the video and the music was perfect. But they just had a lot of horrible story lines and once Konnan left, there wasn't anything else the group could do. Homicide and Hernandez couldn't work the mic. But even with Konnan, the group never had a proper push. I mean an arm wrestling match with a senior citizen that LAX lost? There were some cool moments but TNA just wasted their potential."