Tasha Steelz

[6.0] "She's pretty great in-ring, has a few super-solid moves, & the couple of promos I've seen from her show that she's got some solid mic skills. She even successfully carried a green Mara Slade to an excellent match on Impact #1102. When used as a fill-in for a tag-team match (like on Victory Road 2024) or once in a while on an ep of Impact or Xplosion, she's pretty good. I feel like a cogent argument could be made for her as someone whose character work could send her on her way towards challenging Lee for the title & getting a great match out of it, & everything."

[4.0] "I feel like Tasha Steelz emphasizes how barren the TNA KO division has been the last 4-5 years. She isn't awful, but she also isn't good and has never really improved even though she is pushing 40 now. She is much better as a tag wrestler. Really crazy that she was KO champion. That belt used to mean something a long time ago."

[9.0] "Tasha Steelz is "The Greatest That Beat The Greatest". She is energetic and charismatic. Steelz delivers memorable promos on the mic and moves in the ring. Tasha is underrated. She won the first ever women's Ultimate X match in Impact Wrestling. Tasha Steelz was the very 1st Afro-Latino Knockouts World Champion in Impact Wrestling history. She is dependable, reliable, and always delivers. Steelz is a member of Fire and Flava which are the 2 time Knockouts Tag Team Champions. Whether Tasha is performing in a tag team or as a singles competitor, she always shines the brightest. She executes one of the best cutters in the business. Her current role as a member of Order 4 shows her versatility and flexibility. No matter what role Tasha Steelz is given, she is successful. Steelz is entertaining and provides much needed style and flavor in TNA."

[10.0] "I cannot Express just how much i love watching Tasha Steelz. I love everything about her. She was in a Great Tag Team with Keira Hogan, and they were great and Fun Tag Champs, but also she was just such a great knockouts world champion, and she had great matches with Keira, Mickie James, and Jordynne Grace. Her Matches also in the Indy with Megan Bayne is just so good. I was so happy when she got pushed and won the world title from James in a fantastic Match. She is just way too underrated, and needs to be used more. Great Heel as well, and her match with Masha was so good."

[8.0] "Tasha is a very charismatic and engaging wrestler in the ring. I had heard of her a little bit due to her stint in NWA and AEW Dark matches but when she turned up to IMPACT I was very impressed. I think despite my love for her she still has room for improvement, I would like for her to have that classic match that her contemporaries like Jordynne Grace and Deonna Purrazzo have had to put her name out there higher in the wrestling world."

[5.0] "While as a part of a tag team or in a multi-person match I think Steelz is pretty solid but for whatever reason I just can't get that into her as a singles wrestler, even when she's facing off against really strong workers like Rosemary, Jordynne Grace, or Mickie James."

[5.0] "Extremely weak physique hampers what is otherwise a solid enough wrestler and decent talker. She's about 5' and 90lbs. I just can't take her seriously suplexing and doing these moves on females who are larger/have a more impressive physique. If it wasn't for her physique issues, she'd be good enough and I'd add a point."

[8.0] "Wild to see her go from a dark act in ROH to enhancement on NWA to a champion in IMPACT. She's got the swagger, the athleticism, and the moves; it's no wonder Mickie James put her over for the title. I think she and Savannah are a good fit for the tag division right now, but in a year or two, she should be right back competing for the KOs title."

[7.0] "An underrated wrestler who has come into own as a singles competitor in recent times since former tag partner Kiera Hogan exited Impact. Had a highly commendable showing at the Knockouts special in October and loved her recent match at Beyond Wrestling's Fete Forever. She's a much more capable worker than meets the eye."

[7.0] "I first saw Tasha Steelz in NWA, where she wasn't being used as much more than enhancement talent and a generic babyface. She never made much of an impression on me there, but in her more recent work in Impact Wrestling, she's showing a lot more charisma and some promo skills. In the ring, she's undersized but talented enough to make it work."