Tori

[5.0] "Could have been more but was ultimately in wrestling or WWE to be famous and never really learned to wrestle"

[5.0] "Could've been so much more. While her storyline with Kane and rivalries with Sable and Ivory were good, she could've been a true contender. Like many past and present women in WWE, she was a fitness competitor and did have noticeable muscle. She also did push Ivory far in their hardcore match for the Women's Title (although wrestling while being half-naked was a bit much.) Tori was an okay character and was usually trusted upon to mess up someone's match and could've been Women's Champion, even if it was only once for only a week, just to make Sable look less like an invincible force when she was bigger than her in terms of size. She could've also maybe given us a decent rivalry against Nicole Bass or Debra. Sadly, WWF dropped the ball. If she had been given a bigger role, I truly think she would be deserving of an 8 or 9."

[3.0] "Never got the appeal of Tori beyond eye candy valet. Had a lousy match with Sable at Mania 15 but that was probably more on Sable."

"Might be a simple case of wrestling fans and members of the business formerly employed or currently employed, being too hard on Tori. I don't recall the full extent of Tori's time in the WWE, but I remember enough to remember her from the late stages of the Attitude Era. She looked like a convincing power wrestler and beautiful all at once. I fondly recall the footage of her backstage hardcore match with Ivory. Perhaps the storyline romance with Kane and X-Pac is the least favorite angle among wrestling fans. Tori's stint occurred at a time when women's wrestling was not as heavily promoted within the company. But we all understand that every member of the roster has a place already dictated to that individual. It is highly unlikely at that time Tori would have ascended past the role she was given. She would not surpass or rival the popularity of Chyna or Trish Stratus or Sable to name a few. And given the fact she had been wrestling 14 years, it seems Tori never intended to make pro wrestling a lifelong career. And from a casual glance, after opening up a yoga studio in her hometown, it seems she is content with her time as a pro wrestler."

[6.0] "She's mostly forgotten today. Had a place when she was around, but never really caught fire like many others."

[0.0] "It's weird that some woman who came from wrestling the Japanese great women wrestlers become one of the worst workers in WWF."

[6.0] "Tori was perhaps in the right place at the wrong time. A veteran of Japanese wrestling and former LPWA Champion, she seemed to be a better wrestler than she was able to display during her WWF run as, other than Ivory and Jacqueline, she had relatively little quality competition to work with. Her style did show some surprising power in moves such as her Tori-Plex fallaway powerbomb. She was also fine in the performance side of things, including her early gimmick as Sable's obsessed fan and her later involvement with DX and Kane, and wasn't afraid to get rough, participating in the WWF's first women's hardcore match against Ivory, and taking several tombstone piledrivers from Kane. Would have been interesting to see what she might have done with more quality opponents in the company during her time there."

[3.0] "WWE gave her a chance to improve her in-ring skills by granting her a spot at OVW. The fact that she chose not to pursue that spot spoke volumes about her lack of dedication to wrestling. She had a chance to improve and yet she allowed her own ego to dictate her own future. In other words, she threw away an opportunity to improve herself like it was a used-up wrapper. OVW would've been a good start for improvement and she declined. Unsurprisingly, WWE released her. That failure is hers alone."

[6.0] "Tori's ring work was pretty good, but she didn't really get much chances to show it. She had some memorable storylines, but most of them aren't remembered for Tori's ring work."

[4.0] "There were two Tori's WWE had. The lovely Torrie Wilson and the "other" Tori. No seriously it makes you hard to believe that D-Generation X had two members that were once female one time or another. I don't remember the DX Tori doing anything. Just being there. As evidenced to when D-X had the reunion back in Raw 1000 the women were no where to be found. At least Chyna had a few shining moments going for her. I don't remember Tori of anything aside for her finisher, being pretty good for Diva standards."