Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville

[3.0] "Their chemistry was interesting and so was their alliance. Unfortunately, Mandy Rose was one of the worst wrestlers in the division, both in terms of her non-existent in-ring skills and what she stood for. What's more, she was far too much in the spotlight compared to Sonya, who, although far from exceptional, had the distinction of offering something different, with an original movepool, impactful moves (notably her knee strikes) and a strong character. While their team put in some serious work during their alliance's important matches, it was far from unforgettable."

[7.0] "Not the best by any stretch but considering how poor the women's tag division was at the time these 2 stood out as an actual tag team with some chemistry. It's a damn shame they never got to hold the Women's tag team championships but pairs like Asuka & Charlotte Flair did."

[6.0] "A genuine shame that Fire and Desire never won the WWE Women's Tag Team Titles. They had the potential to be the definitive heel team of the early days of those titles. Instead, we constantly saw them come up short and never truly believed in them as threats. Pretty frustrating given how great Sonya Deville is and how solid Mandy Rose looked alongside her with sudden high-impact offense that highlighted her strengths."

[4.0] "Despite severe letdown in the in ring department, they can tell a good story and have a good amount of chemistry between them."