Teaming him with Lance Storm was one of the wisest decisions WCW has made in the last six months, as the two have great chimstry together and lift each other to heights otherwise unreachable as singles. With the 'Team Canada' gimmick working for him, Skipper has the most heat of all the new cruisers and he hasn't exploited it. Between the ropes, Skipper's solid but not extraordinary. He's got some inventive stuff and a spot or two, he knows how to get back and forth between them, but the opponent selection has a lot to do with how his matches turn up when push comes to shove. His personality is strong, though borderline annoying, and his promos get the point across.
Skipper runs par for the course for the new generation.
Jr. Mysterio's transformed quite a bit over the last couple years. From the most inventive flyer in the game to a more well rounded, however gimmicky, small fighter. A lot of what Rey does has fallen into repetition, which is a bad thing. He's slowly being overtaken by the same disease that made X-Pac no fun. The spottier of the two remaining members of Three Count, Shannon Moore is also the biggest risk-taker.