Beulah

[2.0] "Beulah did what was asked of her during a time women weren't treated well in wrestling. She deserves credit for that. Otherwise she offered very little. She couldn't wrestle and she couldn't do anything with a promo and acting. I also HATED the pregnancy, lesbian, and cheating angles. That soap opera bullshit is the worst for me. She's known for 2 things, Tommy Dreamer giving her a piledriver with her skirt dropping to her head and her panties were showing and getting her legs spread for a missionary pin by Edge. Fun! Again, that's not entirely her fault but it doesn't make her a legend of any kind."

[5.0] "Another fine valet for the sleazing ECW atmosphere. The kind of character that would thrive in the edgy fed scene but would probably get neutered to bajeezus on any of the more "family friendly" feds."

[9.0] "She was quite the looker, oh my god, definitely a HOF valet, shes got the looks, and the looks, and the looks, just so good looking and quite a voice too."

[4.0] "To tell you the truth this is my opinion. Belauh was not that great. She was used for a valet for Tommy Dreamer. Her moves were not that good."

[6.0] "Worked well as a valet during her stint in ECW. She never got too involved with having actual matches, which was a good thing. Essentially ECW's version of Sunny. Her one very memorable match came against Bill Alfonso and that program was worked as well as anyone could hope."

[8.0] "The beautiful Beulah McGillicutty was one of the most memorable female figures in ECW, and possessed the acting abilities to pull off her role as a central figure in perhaps the greatest rivalry in the company's history between Tommy Dreamer and Raven. Although never a true in-ring worker, she certainly never shied way from the rough stuff, taking piledrivers and 3Ds as key storyline points and having an infamous and violent match against Bill Alfonso. A perfect valet for the extreme '90s scene. After ECW folded, she made cameo appearances at the various major-level ECW reunion shows (WWE's One Night Stand '05 and '06, having a tag match at that latter with herself, Dreamer and Terry Funk vs. Mick Foley, Edge and Lita, as well as TNA's Hardcore Justice '10), and though she made her official farewell appearance at real-life husband Dreamer's House of Hardcore promotion in 2014, she may still be spotted in attendance at HOH events."