Glamour Girls

[8.0] "This is a bit rough... I think if you only see them during the late 80s run in WWF on syndicated TV, they look like weak ladies who can only do the predictable Moolah presentation and play the Northeast territory Sizzle over Steak game... But then you look at what they did in Japan, or when they had their run with the Jumping Bomb Angels? Holy shit. That's where you see that these two women were true professionals and understood as well as anyone what it took to create a memorable, competitive, engaging match... These two obviously had talent, and I think what they did with the JBA shows exactly how much they could accomplished."

[10.0] "A natural chemistry. Fun squash matches, enjoyable competitive matches (where they brought out the best in everyone) and the matches against The Jumping Bomb Angels became legendary due to how WAY ahead of the curve they were (astronomically so). On the tier list of women's tag teams they're #1 in all of North American history, easily. Oh! And the look/gimmick of The Glamour Girls? LOVED THAT!"

[6.0] "Was funny seeing Leilani Kai screaming and carrying on at her opponents and Judy Martin just standing there minding her own business half the time. They had some good matches in them but it's a shame most of the time it was against some jobber team"

[10.0] "I feel that they were the greatest women? s tag team in North America and were very influential for the times in getting heat and getting women? s wrestling and women? s tag wrestling mainstream for a period of 87 to 88. Their run in LPWA is also of cult legendary status. I don? t think there? s a better example of tag pioneer for women in North America than this team.. I like their psychology too!"