Shazza McKenzie

[1.0] "For someone with the experience level of Shazza McKenzie, she is a shockingly poor wrestler. I first saw her in Chikara and was stunned to find that, at that time, she already had a decade of matches under her belt. Almost seven years later, she has shown no improvement, stumbling clumsily through matches, even while serving as enhancement talent. I just don't see it, and I've given her enough chances for her to change my mind."

[7.0] "I think a good comparison for her is Natalya. not move set wise but she has a good match no matter who and has never slacked it."

[6.0] "A veteran who became a mainstay in Shimmer, Shazza is a fairly decent albeit unspectacular wrestler. With the right opponent she can have good matches but she is inconsistent. She has a diverse moveset though some of her signature moves like the kicks from the apron look quite labored in comparison to contemporaries giving it much more oopmh. Her recent return to the US indie scene has been alright with cool matches for West Coast Pro and Black Label Pro. Let's see how she gets on now that pandemic restrictions are lifted so she can work a fuller schedule again."

[4.0] "I think someone with 12 years of experience is really hoping to see something else, but her level is below average. I should also add that this woman seems to be thirsty for attention on social media."

[6.0] "Shazza has a lot of wrestling experience. She has strength and does not seem to mind taking some strong hits from her opponents. Her rating here might be just a little high, but I think she is worthy of a "6"."

[2.0] "Shazza is a nice lady, but she is a terrible worker. Having shown zero improvement as a performer since her sophomoric year in the industry, Shazza is still prominently featured in Aus wrestling promotions as one of the country's premier women. In an age feature the likes of Jessica Troy, Charli Evans, and Avary, among many others, there shouldn't be a place at the top of the card for a Shazza McKenzie, and it's extremely frustrating that, out of what I'm guessing is obligation, she is still in such a position."

[8.0] "Shazza has shown great improvement over the past couple of years, going from a largely lower-card comedy performer to someone who's able to handle themselves and occasionally beat top talent - the personal investment she's making in her training is paying off in her matches. She's always been fun to watch, but now she's taken more seriously higher up the card."

[7.0] "Shazza McKenzie is a pretty decent wrestler. She's not very flashy or in your face, but she gets the job done with her strong mat game. I will have to watch a few more matches from her, but from what I've seen, Shazza's a strong willed woman that can fool her opponents with her quirk but turn the tables around and get a victory."