Rockin' Robin

[7.0] "Outstanding talent who was too far ahead of her time. Unusually for an American woman of her day, Robin got a start without going through Moolah's system. Her girl-next-door look and athlete's presentation stood out, though not in a way that appealed to most promoters. Composed but unexciting on the mic. Intense and full of fire in the ting, with a good athletic base and fine strikes. Worked hard and smart, putting together her matches well when given time - she was known for calling her matches even when working as a babyface or with more seasoned women. She held the WWF Women's Championship but ran out of places where her work would be taken seriously in the early 90s. If Robin was coming up today, she would have a good chance of a long career as jobber-to-the-stars in one of the big promotions."

[5.0] "One of the better Women's wrestlers on the 80's but the roster was pretty limited in the WWF when she became Women's Champ. Eventually they just vacated the whole championship and the division because nobody gave enough of a crap about Women's wrestling unfortunately."

"Trust Khalid Ace to deliver smug, pretentious reviews of wrestlers who don't meet their super-specific perfect standards *eye roll*"

[2.0] "My rating could come off harsh or something but Come on there's nothing there. I know her career didn't last long but it was 6 years of nothing."

[8.0] "Robin was a very underrated wrestler back in the mid to late eighties. She is related to Jake the Snake Roberts and shares his charisma and ring skills."

[6.0] "Robin was a solid in-ring worker who was sometimes outshined by flashier or more charismatic workers like Wendi Richter or Sherri Martel, but nevertheless was a good secondary babyface for the WWF Women's Division of her era and was notably the last WWF Women's Champion before the title was abandoned in 1990 and then rebooted for Alundra Blayze four years later. Just don't ask her to sing "America the Beautiful. ""