Bertha Faye

[8.0] "It's a shame that she is mostly known to the majority of wrestling fans as Bertha Faye, because Monster Ripper was truly one of the best heels of her era in Japan. One of the most notable early big women that would lead to future stars such as Awesome Kong later on. She was terrifying and could put on great matches, while her character work was simple, rather limited, but effective."

[3.0] "She was amazing in Japan. It was her WWF run that absolutely destroyed her career. It's a shame, as she was a really powerful and menacing wrestler in Japan, but then Vince said she couldn't perform the power moves that made her legendary, and the rest is history."

[7.0] "A true legend heel of the Japanese women's wrestling scene. Despite being very green at the time, she proved herself and earned respect even when thrust into main event spots against icons like the Beauty Pair. After her initial run, she toured the globe, showcasing her skills in promotions worldwide, before returning to AJW in its later years to deliver more classics alongside the top stars of the era. What a shotgun blast of ratings, seriously--wrestling fans need to look beyond WWE."

"Monster Ripper and Bertha Faye may as well be different wrestlers. Ripper was a terror in All Japan Women's Wrestling, and filled the role of monster gaijin on a roster that was quite small in stature, which made every match a fantastic display of her power. Big fan of Ripper ragdolling Mimi Hagiwara. Check it out on YouTube in episode 001 of All Japan Women's Classics."

[8.0] "Hugely underrated on here by people that have only seen her middling, past her prime American runs. Monster Ripper was a FORCE in Japan, widely and justifiably regarded as one of the best monsters in the business on the women's side of things. She was way ahead of her time. It's a shame she'll mostly only be remembered for Bertha Faye."

[10.0] "One of the pioneers of Big woman wrestlers in the West. R.I.P. Rhonda. I pray that one day , you are remembered and finally have a spot at the hall of fame for paving way to Heavyweight Woman Wrestlers like Awesome Kong, Nia Jax, Dou Drop and Isis the Amazon in the West. Trained by the great Mildred Burke. She's owed so much more respect than she gets, for how she innovated and refined the techniques and moves she used in wrestling. I feel like if she were around today, she'd be treated with more dignity than to turn her into a walking punchline for Jim Cornette and Jerry Lawler's cruel fat jokes."

[8.0] "If you've only seen Ronda Singh in her WWF and WCW runs, you owe it to yourself to look up some of her work in AJW in the 1980's. Absolute badass and a very solid worker to boot. She played the standard physically dominant foreign heel for the most part, but she did it so well, it's an absolute joy to watch. She reminds me of early 2010's Kyoko Kimura, and not just because of the hair. Just a hard-hitting pissed-off woman who plays her role to perfection."

[7.0] "A legendary monster in Japan who came back to the states and was given a ridiculous gimmick paired with Harvey Wippleman that did its job in collecting heat but also made her easy to not take all that seriously. Regardless she had a decent match with Alundra Blayze and should be remembered as one of the few North American women that succeeded in wrestling at that time. Also WWF treated her like gold compared to WCW ."

[7.0] "Monster Ripper was so rad, dang was that always a joy to watch and reliving it is a pleasure still. Vince McMahon can eat a sack of rotten fish heads. A misunderstood, woefully misused by the WWF, very ahead of the times talent. Rest in peace Miss Sing."

[9.0] "She was GREAT in ring for all her career, you need to learn all about Rhonda Sing (not just her last gimmick "Bertha Faye") to judge her career. Travel the whole world and won titles in Japan, Mexico, Canada, Puerto Rico and the United States. Massive underrated."

[7.0] "Don't let her looks fool you. She had a lot of power and, considering her size, was really good in the ring. She's a big part of why Blaze worked out in the mid-90s. I feel that she did fairly good with her gimmicks, and she's an overall good worker."

[3.0] "Due to the timing that she came around, Bertha Faye never stood a chance. Pre WWE she did not look bad in the ring, but then she gained a massive amount of weight & never looked like she could work with it the way someone like Aja or Awesome Kong could. She was relegated as a comedy act in WWE, which was a role that was destined to fail."

[8.0] "Rhonda Sing is horribly underrated. It's no surprise why; she was treated like an obscene joke in both WWE and WCW. Luckily, anyone willing to venture towards her time in either Puerto Rico or Japan is well aware the true story of Ronda Sing. She wasn't Bertha Faye; this tough mama was a Monster Ripper."

[9.0] "Rhonda Singh, more commonly refered to as Bertha Faye, was a powerful force, turned into a comedy act during her time in the WWF. Although she was transformed into an one note joke character, Rhonda always provided high entertainment and strong in ring showcases. Overall, she's fondly remembered as one of the more enthusiastic and devoted women's wrestlers."

[7.0] "Before there was Awesome Kong, there was Monster Ripper. This woman was an absolute marvel of a wrestler. Brutally effective, dangerous looking, and STRONG. The less said about her tenures in the WWF and WCW, the better."

[8.0] "Singh was definitely a talented wrestler, but terrible gimmicks, and booking held her back from her true potential. She could have been one of the greatest monsters in all of pro wrestling."