Yuzuki Aikawa

[6.0] "On one hand, she's a primary reason for Stardom existing. On the other hand, she had a 2.5 year career in total where she was only passable as a talent for the final ~9 months. Count me as another observer who's puzzled by her high overall cagematch score. Overrated by a wide margin."

[10.0] "For someone who was in wrestling for a very limited time, Yuzupon kicked so much ass. Her kicks are awesome and so gnarly to watch, and the fact that she's got pretty awesome matches with Meiko Satomura & Nanae Takahashi within that limited scope is amazing."

[4.0] "Christ almighty, what in the blue hell is this woman doing with a rating over 9.0 and within the Top 50 female workers of all time as voted by this website? When women like Azumi Hyuga, Yoshiko Tamura and the Jumping Bomb Angels just to name a few, aren't? A completely unremarkable worker in every sense who was only pushed as hard as she was during her very brief career as a result of being a gravure idol. Offense mainly consisted of kicks and not much else. Very little charisma. Any of her good matches were the result of being in the ring with a very capable worker who could carry her."

[5.0] "For me it's a testament to how truly good Nanae Takahashi is that Stardom could survive the first couple of years with Yuzupon as a main eventer. Absolutely unremarkable in any way, shape or form, 90% of her offense consisted of kicks and the remaining 10% ranged between poor and terrible. It's kinda like watching a young Kazuyori Shibata and for exactly the same wrong reasons. I have been reviewing her work lately and she's somehow even worse than I remembered: yes, she mercifully stuck around for just a couple of years but in her tags with Kairi Hojo she was clearly outperformed in all departments by a very green Kairi. I should really rank her lower but I have to grudingly concede her "cultural significance" or whatever, but I may sneak back and lower the rating if I chance upon any more of her kicking marathons."