Joy Giovanni

[0.0] "I'm surprised her rating is even at a 4. What purpose did Joy have on the roster...? She obviously couldn't wrestle, had no charisma, and no character. She added absolutely nothing of value to the show."

[0.0] "Another forgotten bikini model from the Johnny Ace hiring days. WWE is better for not hiring out of fashion magazines anymore. Often confused with Amy Weber. Being Big Show's "special friend" was just weird. Diva Search was one of the worst things about this era."

[3.0] "She was ok as a valet and as a character, but not a wrestler and not seemingly that interested in the business. Pretty typical Diva Search type, though not the worst of that batch."

[1.0] "One of the plethora of women who came and went in WWE in the wake of the early editions of the Diva Search. Some of these women - like Maria Kanellis, Michelle McCool and first winner Christy Hemme - found their place in wrestling, in the ring or otherwise, and some still work in the industry to this day. Others never really found their way, and that was the fate of Ms. Giovanni. Unquestionably a good-looking woman, Joy was never a wrestler (her only match credit was a cameo in the Miss WrestleMania Battle Royal in 2009, years after her full run with the company) and was never really a valet or manager either, only briefly managing the Big Show. She essentially just filled a roster space to appear in bikini contests and the like, and unsurprisingly her run was brief."

[0.0] "A useless Diva that didn't do anything remarkable aside from being the valet to JBL back in 2004. WWE would then fire her in the Summer of 2005. She lasted barely a year in the company. It's also worth noting how useless Joy Giovanni was in Smackdown vs. Raw 2006. She had a popularity GM Mode score of a 12 out of 100. You never wanted her as a member of your brand."