They accompanied them to ringside for the duration of their WWF World Tag Team Championship title match with the Hardy Boyz, assisting the Posse with the proviso that they would receive a title shot if the Posse was to win. The Hardy Boyz thwarted the interference of Edge and Christian, however, and retained their titles. In mid-2000, Gas and the other Posse members were sent to Memphis Championship Wrestling, the WWF's developmental territory in Memphis, Tennessee, for seasoning. The trio trained in Memphis from Wednesday to Sunday then joined the rest of the roster for "Raw" and "SmackDown" tapings on Monday and Tuesday. Gas and Rodney won the MCW Southern Tag Team Championship in May 2000, defeating Bull Pain and Todd Morton. They lost the championship to The Kingpins in July 2000, but regained them the following month. Their second reign ended in October 2000 when they lost to The Dupps. During his time in Memphis, Gas also wrestled for Power Pro Wrestling, another Memphis-based independent promotion affiliated with the WWF. In March 2001, he won the PPP Heavyweight Championship. The championship was abandoned later the same month when Power Pro Wrestling closed. After several months in Memphis, Gas was sent to Puerto Rico. He and the other Posse members were released by the WWF in 2001. Gas went on to briefly wrestle on the independent circuit before retiring later that year. After retiring from professional wrestling, Gasparino worked as a bond broker. He currently works for office supply company W.B. Mason as a sales representative and has since 2003. In his book he mentions that it is a very long commute. Gasparino broke his retirement for a single night in 2003, facing Prince Nana in a bout for the East Coast Wrestling Association in Wilmington, Delaware. In 2007, he appeared on the 15th anniversary episode of "Raw", competing in a Battle Royal, where he was eliminated by Bart Gunn. In 2016, Gasparino made several appearances on "The Edge and Christian Show", a sketch comedy show on the WWE Network hosted by retired wrestlers Christian and Edge. In 2017, he published his autobiography: "Looking at the Lights: My Path from Fan to a Wrestling Heel".