Christy Hemme

[6.0] "As soon as Christy started training the progress was there. I think in just a year she got the hang of it. It's very unfortunate how they cut her after sending her to OVW. (Crazy allegations flying around too) In TNA she only kept progressing. Plus she had a very unique look and could speak confidently. Too bad her career ended prematurely."

[5.0] "Her beauty was so exotic, she was not good in ring at first but improved a lot to be considered decent. she was also very entertaining."

[3.0] "Only know of her WWE work during that horrible Diva Search era. She was pretty lousy and her career was very short."

[7.0] "Moreso remembered for winning the Diva Search, Christy Hemme had some potential with her WWE run, and definitely improved when she rocked up with TNA. she probably could have gone further in the industry if not for the neck injury she suffered that ended her in-ring days, but she still did well as a backstage interviewer."

[6.0] "As a wrestler, Christy Hemme improved by leaps and bounds from the WWE to TNA. Along the way, she improved quite a lot. As an announcer and an interviewer, she does her job naturally. What really makes me applaud her though is the fact that she is the booker for the Knoockouts during the resurgence of the division, and how her booking has made the title valuable again. Her feud with the Voodoo Kin Mafia, alongside Gail Kim was what established Impact as the brand for women's wrestling. She's an essential cornerstone for the division."

[2.0] "My rating would be for Christie in her roll as a wrestler or a valet. As a ring announcer, she's satisfactory. As a backstage interviewer, she's adequate. The thing I will always remember is her diva's search promo where she claimed her butt was hungry and needed to eat a pie. I still don't understand that one."

[4.0] "She had red hair, so she stood out & won the diva search. Dye her blonde & no one could have told her apart from any of the other contestants. She bounced around in several different roles during her time in wrestling & I suppose she had the greatest success in TNA. I mostly remember her for having a finisher called the Flying Firecrotch Guillotine, so that's something."

[2.0] "Christy Hemme gets a few points for having a measure of charisma and for being somewhat decent on the mic. But Christy was a terrible wrestler, and she had no business whatsoever being in any kind of wrestling match."

[1.0] "Generic character and gimmick; not acting like a bimbo, she really was stupid. Also, she couldn't wrestle and never even tried to learn how. Oh, and she was so ugly I was actually scared to look at the screen when she was on. One of the all-time worsts."

[3.0] "Christy Hemme, the fiery redhead, first came to stardom by winning the first televised WWE Diva Search. Predictably, she never really found herself in the ring, as she always came away looking sloppy and forced. Her ring announcing isn't all that better, but her genuine enthusiasm and energy win her some points."

[6.0] "Christy Hemme was a feisty tomboy that had an obsession with motorcycles. The fiery redhead had her moments with her feuding with Trish Stratus and Melina in 2005 before jumping ship to TNA in 2006. Christy Hemme WAS having a career in the making until a botched chokeslam by Lacey Von Erich caused her to never wrestle again. Hemme is now the ring announcer for TNA and while she's not agonizing as an announcer, she's not that great at it either. Overall Christy Hemme is a decent Diva / Knockout."

[7.0] "Christy Hemme is certainly amazing to look at, possessing, as Jerry Seinfeld would say, "many of the qualities prized by the superficial male. " Beyond that, however, she clearly has a great deal of passion for the wrestling business, and for that I have a great deal of respect for her. Rather than simply coasting after entering the business through the first and highest-profile iteration of the Diva Search, Christy wanted to be the best in-ring performer she could be and trained hard to that goal. After leaving WWE and going to TNA she continued training and had some pretty good in-ring showings, until a neck injury sadly cut her in-ring career short. She still wanted to contribute to the business, though, and stayed with TNA to be a backstage interviewer and later TNA's lead ring announcer (and a good one at that). That sort of passion should serve as an inspiration to all in the business."

[7.0] "She's had quite a career in pro wrestling. First she became the winner of the first ever WWE Diva Search and won $250, 000. Other than being a valet for the odd combination of Road Warrior Animal and former psychotic poetry reciter Heidenreich, her time in the WWE was completely uneventful. She WANTED to be the best wrestler she could be, but, just as she'd moved to OVW to learn, they fired her. But she went to TNA, got better training from the likes of AJ Styles and Scott D'Amore, and put on good shows against the likes of Awesome Kong. After an unfortunate neck injury ended her in-ring career, she became a backstage interviewer and later the ring announcer. No matter what she did, she did it with spunk, passion, personality and a genuine love of professional wrestling, something her fellow Diva Search contestants (hell, some of her fellow DIVAS) didn't have. Here's to hoping that she continues to make contributions to the sport no matter what she does."