Despite looking more like a bad Justin Timberlake cosplayer than the Road Dogg that we all know and love, you could see what made people pay attention to Armstrong in WCW. That natural charisma that he showed as the Road Dogg was ever-present here, and being the son of the legendary "Bullet" Bob Armstong didn't hurt things, either. He had that intangible "it factor" that Hall of Fame announcer Jim Ross describes, where you can look at someone and just know that they're going to be a star. Armstrong wrestled matches against future WWE competitors Steve Austin, Triple H and William Regal, showcasing the small world that professional wrestling can sometimes be. His time with WCW could be described as uneventful, but it was clear that he had the skill to become a superstar even in these early days.
