Daizee Haze

[4.0] "For someone being a long-time worker for Shimmer and being around on the indie scene since the early 2000's, Daizee didn't have much to offer. Even for early 2000's, there was never anything really special about her. Her peak came when she was feuding with Lovely Lacey in Ring Of Honor back in 2007 and surely, she was better than Knockouts and Divas right? To me? No. Her gimmick (which never changed at all, mind you) was cosplaying as a hippie from the 1960's with bringing a flower to the ring. Who could relate to that, even for 2007 standards? People give the Divas a bad rep, for having fake boobs and needing that to succeed. That's what was in it, like it or not. There's a reason why TNA passed her over for Angelina, Velvet, ODB, Christy, Awesome Kong, etc. and she was never even given a spot in TNA at the time. Daizee wasn't that great. Her wresting work was fine but, her peak came with feuding with Lovely Lacey in 2007, and Daizee's mic work with promos with Lacey were almost non-existent and Lacey had to do all the work for herself, to keep the feud afloat. Daizee's mic skills were abysmal. Her "heel turn" back in 2008-2009, isn't even worth mentioning. She just dropped the hippie girl gimmick and wore darker clothes. All black instead of green. That's literally it with no changes to her move-set. There was a reason why so many chicks on the indie never thrived back then and Daizee is one of them. Aside from a few decent matches with Lovely Lacey in Ring Of Honor in 2007, she was a low below average worker at best."

[6.0] "A familiar face on the indies through the 2000s including ROH and Shimmer. Daizee maybe wasn't on the level of a Cheerleader Melissa or a Sara Del Rey, but she was a reliable worker who could wrestle a good solid match. Definitely got your money's worth. She also had a colorful presence with strong babyface attributes. Main evented the first ever Shimmer volume against Lacey, which I recall enjoying. While not the best she was definitely part of a generation that helped begin to steer North American women's wrestling in the right direction. A bit of a shame she retired before she could be a part of the more major shift by the mid 2010s."

[6.0] "Daizee always looked the part, with an energetic entrance a great array of self-made ring attire. She also boasted a great basis of fundamental knowledge. Sadly, here work suffered from being somewhat similar during all her matches, making her somewhat bland. Out of the ring, she also proved to be only average, her acting being neither awful nor exciting. She seems to be out of competition, and leaves behind a trail of perfectly decent performance to not be ashamed of, but that probably won't go down in history."