Miss Elizabeth

[5.0] "I'm probably in the minority but think that she probably did more to hurt Randy's career than help it. At times she did help to develop certain angles for Randy. She also brought in extra money and merch sales. On the other hand she was sort of a security blanket and made Randy look like Linus from the Charlie Brown comic strip. In terms of the politics of the business she was an obvious vulnerability and a liability for Randy. She never learned how to work or do promos without a script. Her early work in the then WWF was better than what she did in WCW. Her early death makes her a tragic figure of sorts. Sure Randy would've had a great career without her but she would've stayed working as the receptionist at the gym. Maybe that would've been better for both of them."

[7.0] "I hate to have to put it this way, but The Lovely Elizabeth only worked as a living prop. In "Macho Man" Randy Savage's early career she was there to be abused to get heat on him, in his later career she was there to be abused by others so he could defend her. She was very good at visually emoting, showing fear, concern, joy, sadness; however, whenever she was required to actually open her mouth she was wooden and totally unconvincing, even when speaking just a couple of words. If wrestling was a silent film she would've been one of the best managers of all time, but she needed to speak occasionally and it took away greatly from her authenticity."

[6.0] "Liz is a hard one to rate. A beautiful and classy lady, but she never seemed comfortable as an on-screen personality. Fans loved her back at the height of her career though, and she was pivotal in making the legendary Hogan vs Savage angle work."

[7.0] "I believe that Miss Elizabeth really helped Savage get to the point he did. She showed how much you can do without being an amazing talker or being someone who has experience in the ring. She played her character perfectly and she always enhance the feuds she was a part of. Darkside of the ring and other interviews showed the issues she went with backstage and told her tragic ending to her life."

[8.0] "Miss Elizabeth had a unique role in that its strengths were in her vulnerability, her class, and her elegance. If you think she didn't add anything to Randy Savage's career, you must have been watching a different Randy Savage. Their run in WWF was the first romance angle and there will never be another romance angle as thoroughly flushed out and as powerful. The crowd would go crazy when he would mistreat Liz, and she had a very unique presence that no woman since in wrestling has had. If she had been getting involved in matches, that wouldnt have made any sense and wouldve made the crowd feel less empathy for her. Then she would show heroism like when she ran in front of Randy when Honky Toni man was gonna hit him with the guitar, or when she got help when Macho was getting hit by Jakes snake. Also she was great at making moments like The Undertaker and Jake the Snake feuds more dramatic and intense because you didnt want poor lil ole Miss Elizabeth to get hurt while her husband is dragging her around by the arm. It was a brilliant dynamic that would get flipped in WCW for shock value- it was good for that but I kind of hated what WCW did to her character. R.I.P. classy lady"

[6.0] "First lady of wrestling and all, but amongst the managers Elizabeth didn't bring much beyond her looks and was usually playing the awkward and nervous damsel who frequently got harassed by Savage. Years later, we find out that wasn't entirely kayfabe in their relationship. She made her place in wrestling history but in the grand scheme of things, she never should have gotten involved in the business. Another tragic end."

[7.0] "The First Lady Of Wrestling was an adored figure of the 1980s, the greatest valet ever in the industry. Her sweet and fragile demeanor contrasting to the outlandish, wild and loud Randy Savage made for one of the best pairings ever on screen. Whether enhancing Savages heel persona, or helping to make one of the most iconic face turns of all-time with him, as well taking part in other memorable moments and storylines such as their wedding which main evented SummerSlam 1991. Think about that. SummerSlam 1991 ended with a wedding. Thats how invested people were in these two. If you have to put a manager/valet into the WWE Hall of Fame, Miss Elizabeth is a no-brainer for what she has accomplished. Its a shame that she may never get in in our lifetime."

[9.0] "One of the greatest valets ever, its basically like this, in WWF she was beautiful and in WCW she was hot. Useful in all eras and convincing no matter what."

[5.0] "She just kinda... stood there. Especially in WCW, "hi, i get paid to stand here". Still though, when she came out of the audience at Wrestlemania 7 and threw Sensational Sherri off of Randy Savage, we all lost our minds. I know I lost my mind, I'm not gonna come on here on cagematch and act like that wasn't an incredible moment in life. And then the "match made in heaven", good grief that would enchant and ensnare anyone. Something about her was able to tap in deep now n then."

[9.0] "One of my absolute favorite managers in the sport. Maybe it's because I had a major crush on her. Whatever the reason, I was always happy watching her on my television screen."

[4.0] "Nice looking lady, but I really don't think she belonged anywhere near wrestling. Anytime she had to do anything or speak, she looked like a deer in headlights."

[2.0] "Let us be honest, Elizabeth was crap. She laughed when she was meant to look sad and looked confused when she was meant to look happy. I own shopping bags with more charisma than her. I feel bad because the wrestling business was awful to her but she really wasn't very good at her job."

[0.0] "She single handily ruined the women's division, and wasn't even a lady when she went to WCW. She was only recognized because she rested on pretty her whole career. She was only in the business because she was sleeping with macho man. She did pretty much nothing except being a mediocre valet at best, and when Jake the snake ruined her wedding."

[2.0] "No doubt, she was probably the first hugely popular woman valet and it was pretty revolutionary for the fans to see a woman valet in wwe at the time. She was involved with pretty big wrestlers like hogan and savage so it was obvious that she was going to get over. However she couldn't talk and couldn't act, all she ever did was to be there and look pretty which is just not enough. She couldn't act because she always laughing in situations where she should've been serious, she couldn't even keep a straight face. It was pretty cringy to watch tbh. I honestly don't think she deserves her spot in the business simply because she wasn't good at performing and being a manager."

[6.0] "Am I missing something? Elizabeth never really did anything special. Sure she got a little involved every now and then, and she wasn't the worst valet in WCW at the time. Some of the angles she was in in WWF earlier were pretty good, and she wasn't awful with Macho Man in WCW. I guess maybe I'm just not a fan of valets in general?"

[7.0] "Even though she never really did anything she added to Savages character brilliantly whether she was with him or against him."

[0.0] "The all-time most useless worker in the history of mainstream wrestling, I don't care if I get insulted for saying this. There is simply nothing she was good at. She had no presence (or confidence), she didn't know how to act, she couldn't cut a promo and she didn't bring anything interesting to a match."

[10.0] "Pioneer of the valets especially in WWF. She and Macho Man were a great couple. She was elegant and beautiful. She never wrestled in WWF . She started that Diva image but not the porn star look. That did not happened until Sunny, Sable and Marlena were in the WWF. Elizabeth stint in WCW was decent. Sad that she died so young. RIP Elizabeth!"

[9.0] "She didn't do much... but at the same time, she did a lot. The few angles that she was involved in where she didn't just stand there she really added some emotional investment to the program. The Mega Powers & Macho retiring are two of the best angles ever & she was a big player in both. She was a pioneer in that she helped WWE realize what a female who fans had an attachment to could do for the company."

[8.0] "I don't know how much I can really credit her but she played a major role during the 80s and early 90s. I can only assume she played her role well because she always seemed so meek and timid and did it convincingly. A great valet/manager."

[9.0] "Easily one of the most recognized figures in professional wrestling, Miss Elizabeth was everyone's dream girl during her hey days. Liz, The First Lady of Professional Wrestling left behind a strong legacy for everyone to appreciate."

[10.0] "The quintessential valet, Elizabeth never said much but never needed to - her face told the story. The prototype for all valets to follow, but she has never been duplicated. Sad how her life ended, but she'll forever be the true First Lady of Wrestling."

[9.0] "As far as wrestling goes, she was pretty horrible. As far as character and valet skills go.... she was the best there may ever be."