ODB

[10.0] "ODB wrestled in TNA until her retirement, although she was intermittently fired and later returned. However, she is a wrestler who left a deep impression on me. Her image in the ring is synonymous with craziness and dirtiness. She can be described as a power wrestler, but the character she portrayed in the ring is unforgettable. I particularly remember her double championship with Eric Young in the knockouts tag team. She is a good wrestler. Better than AEW now"She is much better than some of the top female wrestlers advocated by WWE.""

"A classic tna gimmick. Lot of entertaining memories for the 2000s era tna. Really enjoyed her with the briscoe brothers."

[5.0] "ODB definitely stood out from the pack with her trashy-and-proud-of-it persona, as well as some legitimate comedic chops that made even some of the sillier angles she was involved in - like her "wedding" to Eric Young - work. In the ring she brought a more brawl-based style than the average Knockout, which sometimes clashed with the styles of those she found herself across the ring from, and her list of signature moves didn't change or evolve all that much over the years, leading to some repetitiveness in her matches. Overall a decent talent and good character."

[7.0] "During an era when most women wrestlers were being pulled from modeling catalogues, ODB brought something different to the table. Her trailer park trashy character was well done & I think she doesn't get enough credit for how fun it really was."

[6.0] "Her character was the best part of her and probably who she really is in person, but about in the ring she could wrestle well but sometimes was repetitive and boring because she never change so much her arsenal of moves and about her mic skills she wasn't bad at all and she can delivery some kind of funny promo sometimes with the help of her character and that's it, she could work a little more on new moves but probably she won't do it because she's nearly 17 years on wrestling and her character fits her quite well and don't need any change."

[1.0] "ODB's gimmick has not aged well, she's been doing it for so long that it's predictable and tiresome as of today. She can wrestle, but she switches that up for a comedical move pool, and although it might work for the live crowds, it's a bore to watch afterwards. ODB's boring, tired and actually can be quite annoying as well."

[6.0] "ODB's character was a "frat girl" that loved drinking and going out to parties, before and after the show. ODB's character was a bit trite and repetitive but, at the same time, it's also who she really is as a person so I can cut her some slack and give her an acceptable score. Also is a "frat girl" even a real term to label someone?"

[7.0] "She started as a WWE hopeful, but I doubt she would have made it very far. She is the ultimate anti-Diva: brash, tough talking, able to hold her own in a wild and out brawl, and able to connect with the fans with this persona. She's gotten some well-earned championship gold, even if her matches border on repetitive. But this One Dirty Babe gets the crowd on their feet every time she steps out. It takes a special class of woman to be able to do that. TNA won't be as much fun without her."

[7.0] "While the same gimmick has been used for years now, ODB knows what she's doing in the ring."

[10.0] "ODB is simply hilarious. There is no other KO in TNa that can elicit such a fantastic pop from the TNA audience. ODB is a fun wrestler with more charisma in her right breast that most people have in their bodies. She is hilarious, fun, and a good wrestler and I'm happy to see her in a fun storyline with EY."

[3.0] "She should be called ODBB as she is one dirty boring bitch."