Kimberly

[10.0] "Kimberly Page was an effective and memorable on screen personality whose biggest strengths were her confidence, presence, and natural charisma, as she understood how to project attitude and control a scene without needing to wrestle, serving as a strong valet and character anchor during an era where presentation mattered enormously, with her look, body language, and delivery fitting WCW's larger than life style and helping elevate segments simply by being involved, particularly during the peak of Diamond Dallas Page's rise, where she complemented his intensity and authenticity by feeling equally real and self assured, making her a recognizable and important part of WCW television rather than a background figure. She's also getting a 10 because she's a 10."

[5.0] "Early stuff with Diamond Dallas Page is fine. I think the Johnny B Badd angle coulda taken off but Badd wanted nothing to do with it. The Booty Man stuff was dire, anyone would lose points for that. The Nitro girl thing didn't bother me - it was always quick and no one just had their thingies hangin out except that one time. But wow, the Russo era material... sheesh. This was the best they could do with this person? She had so much enthusiasm that if paired with any number of people, could have elevated everyone involved. As it stands it's mostly inoffensive but ultimately useless material. 4.5"

[5.0] "WCW's babyface version of Sunny before Sunnny even showed up in the WWF. Had enough charisma and personality that she didn't come off like a cardboard standee at ringside."

[6.0] "When I found a lot of the WCW girls to be rather unremarkable, Kimberly really stood out. Originally she kind of felt like the 90s version on Elizabeth. Later during the '99-'00s WCW turned a little too Jerry Springer & Kimberly's segments definitely were some of the worst things on the show."

[7.0] "Kimberly was certainly gorgeous (how *did* DDP pull that one off? haha), and was very good in the valet role. Could pull off different looks - elegant as the Diamond Doll; sporty as the Booty Babe - and did good work at ringside, and even had the acting chops to pull off some of the storylines she was booked into later on. A talented dancer as well, and as leader of the Nitro Girls made the troupe a memorable part of late '90s Monday Nitro episodes."