Jessika Carr

[3.0] "When expectations are low even the most mundane of tasks looks like a major achievement. It's also telling when a case is made for someone by simply being against something else. It's weak and lazy. Jessika Carr is...just a referee? There's nothing she does that's amazing or bad but I find the weird obsession with her because she's endorsed by big star to be very odd. She just doesn't do anything that's worth pointing out."

[8.0] "Carr has made history as WWE's first full-time female referee on the main roster, breaking barriers in a role that is often overlooked but absolutely essential. Her presence in the ring has been a major step forward for representation, and she carries herself with professionalism, authority, and poise. Carr worked her way up from the independent scene as a wrestler before transitioning to officiating, which gives her a unique perspective and respect from talent and fans alike. She's handled high-profile matches with confidence and consistency, showing that referees can be just as integral to storytelling as the performers themselves. While she may not be in the spotlight like wrestlers, her influence is undeniable, and she continues to pave the way for others in a traditionally male-dominated space. Excited to see how far her wrestling career evolves (pun intended)"

[1.0] "Who greenlit her to start wrestle on Evolve. She has been through NXT and is now on Main Roster. She should know exactly what are they looking for, yet she brings nothing of that to Evolve. A masked woman who grunts, yes, that's what's missing from WWE right now, Said no one ever."

[9.0] "I like her as a referee, she knows her presence well and has been cast in some iconic matches just as much, she doesn't have that iconic run yet but for the moment she is a reliable one."

[10.0] "When in the blue fuck has Jessika Carr ever been the center of attention in a match? I hardly ever notice she's there, just like almost every referee in WWE. If you want to complain about a referee bringing attention to themself then talk about Aubrey Edwards. Jessika Carr is an excellent referee. If the legendary Adam "Edge" Copeland specifically requests you to referee his matches, you've done something right. She has a great career ahead of her."

[10.0] "Jess is a very good ref. She has good timing, does not call attention to herself, and subtly sells the situation of the match with her expressions. Her growth as a ref has been remarkable."

[2.0] "Not good, not good at all. I know I'm gonna get crucified for badmouthing a female referee but she has 0 timing, 0 positioning and she tries to be the center of attention everytime she's in the ring (which is the worst thing you can do as a ref)."

[7.0] "It seems like Kennadi Brink's wrestling career has ended as Jessika Carr is now one of the fastest rising refs in NXT. When she was wrestling, Brink was serviceable in the ring, but had some real signs of something with her heel work. As a ref, you can tell that Carr is working really hard in a profession that has largely been male dominated. She's always focused on the match & it obviously helps that she has some real in ring experience (despite it being not terribly long). I expect her to be a ref in WWE for many years to come."

[6.0] "I've seen Kennadi come through MCW and now Shine. I really enjoy her character. She's a tough, loud-mouth, natural nasty heel. She can get any crowd booing her within seconds. She's a good bruiser in the ring, but still needs a little polishing. Kennadi definitely has a lot of potential given her natural charisma."