"[9.0] Always threw her self into the role she was given, her Right to Censor work was excellent, for me she was the best female on the microphone of her era, better than the more famous Trish and Lita, and very solid in the ring a dependable workhorse, her old RF and Youshoot interviews are good to watch she comes across as funny and honest."
[8.0] "Ivory was a real live wire. She was one of the top stars in GLOW and POWW but she didn't reach her true peak until she came to WWF/E. She was one of the few bright spots in the women's division in 1999-2000. A solid wrestler and could really work the mic and sell just about anything. I can't believe one user gave her a 1 solely for the angle with Moolah and Mae. That was beyond her control, and she gave it her all. She couldn't save working with two elderly women in the ring (then again, WHO could? ) but had some great mic work which was entertaining and redeemed it a bit."
[9.0] "Someone who always put in 100% no matter what they were given. Never looked bad, even looked great losing. A penchant for overachieving. Kept in fantastic shape. Superb mic skills, a wicked great in ring talent and I can only GLOW (sorry, pun intended). Cons? Lazy lousy booking never seemed to be willing to push her over blondes, some of the attitude era Moolah/Mae Young stuff and also not the technical marvel even if very solid. Always been a fan."
[7.0] "Ivory was gold with the Right To Censor gimmick. Her promo mocking Chynas kayfabe broken neck still makes me chuckle. She was decent in the ring and woukd change her style if she was face or heel."
[6.0] "Ivory is in the long list of women wrestlers from the 2000s in WWF, good wrestler who could have been more if their division was taken seriously. When you watch her stuff now, you can tell she has talent and could have been a star, but came up in the wrong era. Solid in ring worker who has been around longer than people are aware of, which is surprising to know."
[6.0] "Ivory was always a solid worker in the ring, and had a lot of incredible matches with Trish, Lita, Jackie & women of that era. Her work was good for the time and could deliver in-ring. I've been a fan since she was in GLOW. I've heard also, that she's very nice in real life too."
[7.0] "Deserves a lot more credit than she gets. Her longevity is kind of insane, when you think about it; she started her career while Moolah was active, and by the time she retired as a full-time competitor, she was having matches against a young Becky Lynch."
[10.0] "Ivory is a wrestling legend, the only woman to be champion in the original GLOW and WWE. Love her characther work with Right to Censor and her in ring ability when she was a babyface."
[7.0] "Super fun to watch, in promos and in the ring, she put her all into everything even if it meant pudding "matches" and other mindless T&A segments."
[6.0] "Ivory became most prominent at a time where WWF/E didn't care much about their women's wrestling. At that time, Ivory was more of a standout. It is important to note that her career started long before that in GLOW, which is pretty cool. Her work in RTC was pretty good, and she's brought back as a legacy act every so often."
[8.0] "Ivory is a tremendously underrated talent, primarily because her most well-known work happened in the Attitude Era, when in-ring women's talent was sparse and largely ignored. She was a great character, a solid worker, and did everything she could to make her less-adept opponents look good. Never really a star, but one of those people who makes the stars look better."
[6.0] "Ivory was quite solid in the ring and was legitimately pretty charismatic. She came up in an era where the women's division was pretty light on talent, and I think that kept her from becoming more in the ring."
[1.0] "Honestly she was probably a lot better than I'm giving her credit for here but she was in the ring with some people who just absolutely sucked so fucking much. Her feud with Mae & Moolah may be the worst thing in ring wise of the Attitude era"
[7.0] "She was considered a late bloomer in her career. He was not well known unit the age of 38 in WWF. He was a two time Women's champion. I hate when she had the Right to Censor gimmick. She is great on the mic. WWE Hall of Famer here."
[6.0] "Ivory was one of my favorite women on the roster during her time because it was clear that there was some actual talent there. That said, she didn't have much to work with as far as the other women on the roster go because lingerie fights were all the rage back then. I hated everything to do the the Right to Censor, so when she was in that group, I usually was just wanting them to be off the television. It would be interesting to turn on the time machine & see how Ivory could hang today when there were actually other talented girls for her to work with."
[8.0] "Ivory was pave the Women of this Generation to start off on G. L. O. W. and still end up in The WWE says alot (and being the only one to do so says a hell of alot more)I always loved her work and in my book the best Female to hold the mic! Actually the good thing to come from her feud with Moolah was her mic skills! "Hey Look two witches in the ring Happy Halloween where did you get your costumes the Five and Dime.... Hey Moolah I found your ride park out in the Handicap Spot(Holding a Broom)"!"
[6.0] "Für mich jetzt keine Ikone des Women-Wrestling, aber sie hatte einige wirklich gute Moves drauf. Für mich die einzige, weil so ein markantes Gesicht, die als Frau bei Right to Censor einsatzfähig war."
[8.0] "First appearing on wrestling television in the late 1980s as Tina Ferrari in GLOW, Lisa Moretti resurfaced a decade later as Ivory in the WWF (becoming the only GLOW girl to make it to that company). Always a strong in-ring and mic worker, Ivory was perhaps a decade (or two) too early, as her competition during the Attitude Era - other than Jacqueline - wasn't always the strongest. But, it could be argued, she was perfect for a top heel role in that era's women's division, allowing popular but less ring-talented babyfaces a strong technical base to work against, and stuck around long enough to eventually work with better talents like Gail Kim, Molly Holly and Victoria, as well as having a prominent role as a Tough Enough trainer. Ultimately she had a good 20-year run up to her retirement in 2006."
[10.0] "Ivory quietly held down the women's division for years. She did everything well but nothing amazing so she was often overlooked. Here is hoping the rumors of a 2018 hall of fame induction are true."
[9.0] "Ivory was the workhorse of WWF/E. While all the praise and hype were given to the likes of Sable, Trish, and Lita, it was ladies like Ivory that made them all look better than they were, particularly in the early stages of the their careers. She had good in ring chemistry with almost every female to enter a WWE ring for almost 3 different eras. Let's not also forget that she was THE diva on the mic for a long time, something that even the greatest of female sports entertainers have a hard time grasping."
[9.0] "Arguably the best women's wrestler of the trashy divas era, Ivory was a highly underrated heel promo either as an uber-bitch or conservative jerk, and she could hold her own in the ring against a good enough opponent. The only problem was her top contenders during her highest profile days were women like Sable, Tori, and worst of all a terrible run against The Fabulous Moolah, causing people to think poor Ivory was as weak as they were. Even back in her Tina Ferrari days, though, it was obvious she was a true wrestler amongst divas and actresses, quietly inspiring the women's revolution with her dedication to a craft she somewhat stumbled into by mistake."
[9.0] "Ivory was a workhorse during her WWF/WWE run. A great wrestler and a great talker, she was always a joy to watch. Unfortunately she got mostly overshadowed in her career by other women, even though she was a pillar of the women's division in the attitude era. The WWF/WWE could always count on her to get the job done convincingly, whatever they asked of her, be it losing to an aged Fabulous Moolah or getting smacked around by Chyna."
[7.0] "Ivory isn't talked about enough when it comes to Attitude era women's wrestling in the WWE. She was a great in ring performer, prone more to wrestling than catfighting. She wasn't as good as Jackie Moore or Luna Vachon from that same period, but she could always get the job done. Well deserved women's champion."
[8.0] "Ivory was a great WWE Diva. From her Right To Censor days in 2001 to playing a perky, upbeat babyface that the fans could get behind, she was one of the best Divas WWE had. I loved her entrance music. It sounded like Spyro The Dragon music. :D"
[9.0] "Very good wrestler, charismatic and very good longevity. Added credibility to a women's division that turned into constant T&A in the late 90s."
[6.0] "Hatte einen extrem nervende Stimme, dass muss man jetzt mal so festhalten. Sie war auch in meinen Augen die einzige Diva zu der Zeit in der WWE, die das Gimmick von Right To Censor so gut hätte spielen können. Ihre Gimmickfähigkeiten waren richtig stark, aber leider konnte sie mich im Ring nicht so überzeugen und das gleiche gilt für sie auch am Mic."
[9.0] "She was very good in the ring, i honestly enjoy all her matches, but she was never really pushed. and her personality wasn't the best, after some time she really gets boring and limited in my opinion."
[7.0] "Verstehe nicht, wieso sie hier so schlecht bewertet ist. Ivory war eine Frau, die jede Rolle gut gespielt hat. Sie war eine gute Face aber eine noch bessere Heel. Besonders zu ihren Right to Censor Zeiten hat sie sich echt abgesetzt als Teil der Stable. Charisma und Mich Work hat sie auch dazu noch gut im Ring. Ich wünschte wir würden mal wieder ein so gutes Allround Packet wie Ivory sehen in der WWE."
[7.0] "Gerade habe ich KFCs Timeline mit Ivory gesehen und bin sehr positiv überrascht, was für eine intelligente, sympathische und wortgewandte Frau sie ist. An viele ihrer Matches erinnere ich mich nicht mehr detailliert, aber der Eindruck, der bei mir bis heute geblieben ist: sie wusste, was sie tut. Es war nie peinlich eines ihrer Matches zu sehen, was bei den anderen Damen (auch jener Zeit) nicht selbstverständlich war. Was nun die hier ebenfalls diskutierte Attraktivität betrifft: Ja, sie ist keine der dümmlichen Barely-legal-Bimbos, die sich ansonsten in der WWE tummeln, sondern eine richtige Frau - und eine sehr schöne, wie ich finde."
[6.0] "Bei ihren WWF-Anfängen 1999 war ich ordentlich in sie verknallt. Und auch bei ihren Auftritten Anfang der 90er konnte sie sich echt sehen lassen. Wrestlerisch war sie immer durchweg gut, vom Entertainment-Faktor aber eher eingeschränkt."
[6.0] "Hat mir in ihrer Blütezeit von 1999-2001 richtig zugesagt. Ihr Stil im Ring ließ sich sehen und auch als Heel kam sie glaubhaft rüber und führte die Womens Division zu Recht so lange an. Bei Right to Censor verhasst wie die Pest, genau so sollte es ja auch sein!"
[8.0] "Im Ring konnte Ivory voll und ganz überzeugen ... auch wenn es keine so lange Zeit war, bei Right To Censor muß ich sagen, hat sie mir da noch am besten gefallen!"
[6.0] "Nicht unbediengt die schönste Diva aber sie ist ja auch schon was älter, dafür aber mit guten Fähigkeiten im Ring mit denen sie heute alle Diven in der WWE in die Tasche stecken würde."
