Shark Tsuchiya

[0.0] "Simply awful, could barely work a match, relied on using weapons in a not particularly interesting way to brutalise her opponents. She could barely do moves, wasn't great at selling or bumping, had zero stage presence. Megumi Kudo saved Shark from having a career with no worth watching matches. Female Mr Pogo, and I hate Mr Pogo."

[6.0] "Not the best technical prodigy of all time, correct. But Shark was not so bad all have dozens of great matches in her career; also she was FMW women's pioneer."

[8.0] "I have zero clue why Shark is rated so low, but I think she's freaking awesome. Was she technically gifted? No, but that isn't what you'd want out of Deathmatch wrestler honestly, she did have a sick backdrop though. Also her fireball spots are so crazy looking it's practically an art."

[2.0] "A miserable, no-skilled hack that was endemic in FMW's women's division. If it wasn't for the amazing Megumi Kudo and the reliably talented heavyweight Combat Toyoda, that division would've been the absolute pits. There was a reason why Shark, Bad Nurse Nakamura and the even worse Crusher Maedomari were only sometimes booked by AJW during the othewise iconic interpromotional era of joshi (and in the undercard at that)."

[1.0] "Shark Tsuchiya lives up to being a "garbage wrestler" in more ways than one. Almost every single match of hers is a slog, her dominating her opponents with weak offense and blade jobs, and refused to ever make her opponents look good, she never sold offense and sandbagged worse than Bob Holly. If Shark ever managed to have a watchable match, it was solely due to her opponent(s)."

[2.0] "I would consider her a decent worker if it wasn't for the fact that she sandbags her opponents more than Bob Holly."