Asya

[5.0] "Although Torborg had her career accelerated to be WCW's answer to Chyna - for someone as green as she was, her technical abilities were crisp and she had a decent feel for a match. When considering what was asked of her, she did quite well. Would have been interesting to see her continue her career further."

[5.0] "I just did my first watch of WCW, and Asya wasn't too bad. I know she was their version of Chyna, but I feel like with practice, she could've really excelled in her role. She had the look and physical presence to stand out, but it seemed like WCW didn't fully capitalize on her potential. With more in-ring experience and character development, she could have been a bigger force in the women's division or even in intergender matches. It's a shame WCW didn't invest more in her because she had the foundation to be something special."

[1.0] "One of several attempts to replicate the magic of Chyna, and one of the more transparent and obvious ones, what with calling her "Asya." Her gimmick is predictably by the numbers, a burly lady enforcer, but she lacks the menace and the intensity in the ring that Chyna had, and suffers from the same ill-fitting voice and mediocre promo skills to go along with it. She wasn't the worst in-ring wrestler I've ever seen, but is a pretty bog-standard "bodybuilder that we barely trained to wrestle" type, who had a number of short, bad matches, and not much else. The crowd didn't really seem that engaged, she lacked particularly exciting moves or really anything to go off of. If she wasn't a transparent and lazy Chyna rip-off, I think she might be slightly better remembered - she had a decent look and some athleticism - but the nature of her gimmick can't be ignored."

[1.0] "WCW's pathetic attempt at biting off Chyna's gimmick in the WWFE. Chyna was better in the ring and she did the strong Woman bodyguard gimmick first."

[7.0] "I honestly never thought Asya was a bad wrestler at all. She wasn't great per say, but she had her technical basics downpat."