Karen Jarrett

[5.0] "Karen is fine. I would say her like, "I am addressing the audience" promos are bad, but she can have good back and forth with other characters. Honestly, her interactions with Gail Kim, Madison Rayne, and Traci Brooks during her run as the Head of the Knockouts was extremely entertaining. With that said, I docked a point for that insanely dangerous guitar shot on Aubrey Edwards. Having two non-wrestlers do something that risky was a bad choice, and Karen should have struck it down instead of nearly murdering another work (honestly considering how Jeff's shots have been getting more and more dangerous and sloppy over the years, I'm wondering if he taught her, I would imagine so.) As a valet, she's attached to a supremely boring worker, so the act dragging isn't her fault, but she's definitely not talented enough as a valet to save it."

[3.0] "Outside of the Jarrett vs Angle feud I do not think I really remember her enhancing the product. Never a wrestler but she filled the Vickie Guerrero role for TNA only without the constant humiliation WWE put Vickie through. She never excelled at promos or charisma like either of her husbands"

[5.0] "Karen Jarrett was by no means a great mic worker, as she was basically TNA's Vickie Guerrero during their really bad period in 2010-2011, but she was much better than Vickie Guerrero, as she became slightly less annoying over time and did a really good job when she was bossing around Traci Brooks at the end of her tenure."

[3.0] "She was competent on the mic, but mostly had "go away" heat. Known most of all for being a player when TNA was at its most daytime soap opera."

[9.0] "great looking girl for her age that is also a heat magnet. honestly is more entertaining to me than jeff is whenever i see them these days"

[7.0] "People might hate her, but I think Karen Jarrett does enough of a good job as the annoying screeching primadonna heel. Although many others shared the same gimmick around that time (Vickie Guerrero, Madison Rayne) she did it with her own style. I do miss her voice from time to time."