Yuki Aino

[6.0] "very much just a meh wrestler. she's the powerhouse girl, which is fine, but there's not a lot more to her. i feel bad because i reckon there's more to her, but i don't see it."

[8.0] "I was very worried after Yuki's real-life sister and tag team partner Nodoka retired. All of my TJPW viewing up to that point had been with the Bakuretsu Sisters tearing up the tag team division and Yuki's transition to being a singles wrestler seemed like it would be a difficult one. Thankfully, my fears have been unproven and Yuki Aino has firmly established herself as an upper carder for TJPW. Her powerhouse moveset sets her apart from many of her compatriots, especially in what is a transitional period for the company with lots of new blood coming through. An ever-reliable presence on any TJPW card."

[8.0] "She's a good powerhouse with some solid presence in the ring (and also a banger theme and gear), I'd say she's definitely on the upper side of the TJPW roster."

[6.0] "I haven't seen Aino wrestle a singles match, so I'm not sure how she'd fare in that style, so I'll keep my rating at a 6 until I see what she can do without Tenma. From what I have seen, she's a really solid tag team wrestler and a legitimate threat in said division."

[8.0] "Yuki looks a bit plain in TJPW where she is surrounded by strong, wacky gimmicks but her in-ring work is very impressive. She has a great move-set and is quite powerful despite her stature. Her title-match against Yuka was enjoyable and really shows she is capable of big singles matches. The distance she gets on her Vader-Bomb type move is amazing."

[8.0] "Aino showed herself not only good tag wrestler, but very cool solo worker at show at Korakuen when she faced Yuka for main title despite her only 2-year experience. I hope she get PoP belt in near future because, I think, she absolutely deserves one more shot."