[10.0] "You know, I would totally understand *why* someone might not "get" Mio Momono. Her appearance (and some of her mannerisms) seem rather childish up front. She tends to work a bit of a "happy-go-lucky" style. But when she hits that next level in a match and she turns on the jets, she's an absolute killer and an actual blast to watch. I can't recall my first time watching Mio, but my first time *really* watching her was her match against Yoshiko in the U-7 tournament in SEAdLINNNG in 2017. Still a rookie then, wearing her ridiculous pink bathing suit gear, but she showed so much more personality and character in that one match than a lot of wrestlers will in a career. After that, it was off to the races."
[10.0] "One of the best babyface wrestlers on the planet. Her babyface heat spots are some of the greatest in modern day joshi and all of wrestling. She wrestles with this urgency you don't see as much anymore, and she feels like the last of a dying breed of pro wrestlers in line with the likes of Sareee, Arisa Nakajima and Mayu Iwatani. From her entrance to her presentation this is the best babyface in all of wrestling."
[10.0] "One of the very best female wrestlers in the world, probably top 5, atleast top 10. Unbelievable speed and flawless execution, good power from someone of her size as well. She was having a tremendous year before getting injured like 2 months ago. Can't wait for her return."
[8.0] "Mio Momono is a very good pro-wrestler. She has a compellig style and is very charismatic. Therefore it is pretty easy to get behind her whenever she steps into the ring. She wins you over with her charisma and her matches are never boring or hard to get through because of her quickness. She also manages to excel in both types of matches in styles clashes, where she depends on her quickness to have any chance at all against more physical dominant opponents as well as the super fast matches whenever she collides with people that can go her super fast styles themselves. One of the prime examples of the latter being AZM & Mei Hoshizuki vs. Mio Momono and Starlight Kid."
[10.0] "Mio is one of these super-talented wrestlers in the joshi scene that are 23 or under, and it feels like she really is a star that just waits for a good occasion to explode on the international scene (not by leaving Marvelous, but maybe a match so good that everyone will hear about her). I don't know if it's her gear that makes me say that, but she makes me think a lot of Sareee, and that's a very good comparison for me."
[9.0] "Her recent work has really caught the attention of a lot of a lot of people and rightly so. Can't believe she is only 23, the amount of great work she has produced this past month has been insane. If she keeps it up, i will have to change this to a 10"
[10.0] "After watching some more Mio matches over the past month and a half, I've come to the conclusion that she is one of the most talented and exciting wrestlers in all of Joshi. She moves so well, her selling is exceptional, her offense is fantastic, and she has that aura you look for in a star. Maybe giving her a 10 is a tad too soon, but I don't care. She's amazing, and someone to watch as she progresses even further."
[10.0] "She is so young & so good at the same time. One of the gems in the smaller Joshi Promotions. I wouldn't be surprised if we see her on a bigger stage in a few years."
[10.0] "She is 23 (as of time of writing) with 5 years in pro wrestling and shes really really good for her age. One of the best young joshi's out there that Stardom or WWE hasn't signed up"
[10.0] "She is the best female wrestler in the world. She is cute, popular and has the ability to attract people. She is seriously injured, but cheers people up even when she cannot wrestle. You should go to Japan once to see her match. Surely you will not regret!"
