Cutie Suzuki

[7.0] "Cutie Suzuki was a reliable tag team worker in 90s JWP. I wouldn't consider her a top worker for her era though, or a particularly memorable character in the world of 90s Joshi. She had good gear which you can see resembles more Joshi gear today than from the 90s"

[5.0] "Cutie's gimmick was factually supposed to appeal to a select group of fans. I was not in that group, so she was always dispensable to me. No singles matches that I rate highly/came close to rating highly, never close to being the top worker in any of the tag/multi-women matches, and overall just vastly overshadowed by most women in her era. These are serious critiques for someone who's rated as one of the best ever on here. Competent? Sure. Anymore than that? No."

[7.0] "A popular wrestler and great supporting act in the uber-talented JWP roster. She excelled as a tag team specialist, hence her many tag title reigns. Not a high level singles joshi wrestler, but very capable nonetheless. Could work well as both a face or a heel and against wrestlers of different size and experience. Part of many classic tag matches of the early 90s when JWP was working with All Japan Women. Might be better remembered by western fans for working two WCW matches that were technically very sound albeit random."

[10.0] "My favourite female competitor. I first saw her in WCW and now thanks to the internet I have enjoyed many more of her matches."