Sadika

[0.0] "So, whenever you asked yourself, Who was the person in that story that Stephanie Vaquer always tells when asked about her facepaint and she says that when she was a rookie in Mexico, a wrestler broke her orbital bone and nose, leaving her scarred and unable to train and compete for a year due to this injury? then, we got a winner. None other than Sadica. You can do hardcore and deathmatch style and being recogniced as a good wrestler? Absolutely. You can do hardcore and deathmatches, using a stiff style without telling your opponents and injuring them and at the same time being considered as a good wrestler? 100% no. But It seems that this is how she has always behaves, just being an unsafe and unprofessional person, who apparently shields her lack of talent with the deathmatch and stiff crap."

[10.0] "The most entertaining wrestler in independent lucha libre, and sometimes it's even for the right reasons. Sádika makes a corner hip attack look like it will break someone's neck, probably because she really is hitting them with her butt at full, unsafe speed. Her second-rope tornillo has all the grace and agility of fat-era Steven Seagal. Is Sádika a "good" wrestler, in the conventionally accepted use of the phrase? No. Not even close. Is Sádika an incredibly fun wrestler to watch? More than virtually anyone in 2024."

[9.0] "There's nobody in wrestling today who makes it feel more real than Sadika and she hasn't shone her cards yet. The absolute biggest presence in US wrestling today."

[9.0] "I usually rate people on how well I think they fit their style, and Sadika fits the Deathmatch style to a tee. She's dangerous as hell and we love her for it, as she's clearly THE draw in Zona 23."

[10.0] "Was gonna say that the Zona 23 style isn't for me but I get the appeal and leave the rating as a six. Then I see a bunch of middle aged white guy GCW fans complained that she looked too dangerous working A DEATHMATCH and off principal she deserves a ten. Love no one complaining about nazi Rittenhouse defender Shlak but god forbid a woman make a death match spot actually look dangerous. I swear to god modern deathmatch fans are gonna turn me into a death match guy just so I can educate them on how violent a death match should look"

[8.0] "Awesome, dangerous, and sexy. Sadika is the type of danger women's wrestling needs today. Her match against Nick Gage as of recent is the most I've seen Nick Gage go out of his way to try since the COVID-19 Pandemic started. Very fun, knows how to construct fun and crazy spots, stiff striker, and gets the crowd pumping. One of the best recent Deathmatch workers to gain relevance as of recent."

[8.0] "Sadika is really good but could be great if she chilled the fuck out in a lot of aspects. I can't speak for the experiences of those that have worked with her (nor can any other fan) and all I can go with is what I have seen from her as a performer in her matches, and I find them to be very entertaining. At this point you have to understand/accept what could happen with working with this person and it's on the promotion and wrestlers that work with her to sort her out if shit gets weird. Again, I'm just a fan that has watched her exceptionally brutal matches and enjoyed them. Obviously no wrestler should be actively seek out being unsafe to their colleagues, but I really feel like it's been more internet conjecture from people who have never seen her wrestle besides clips of the Snow stuff or her match with Kimber Lee, which seemed to me to go perfectly fine. I think people don't know what to expect from Sadika and that can be a very good thing or a very bad thing. But that's for the people who book with her to deal with."

[0.0] "She'd be a very good monster Brusier Brody like heel in the modern age if she wasn't an actual unprofessional dickhead. The stiff and brawler style she uses is fine when it's safe and her opponent is consenting to it. I've seen her beat the piss out of girls in Mexico and now i've seen her have two incidents of being unsafe in the USA against Lindsay Snow and indy vet Kimber Lee. On top of that, in the most recent incident she was unsafe towards the ref as well as being unsafe towards the crowd and someone outside of the ring."