[2.0] "Gillberg was solely a comedic wrestler, and there's nothing wrong with that. Great little gimmick taking the **** out of Goldberg around that time."
[4.0] "Did his job as a Goldberg knockoff, solid jobber wrestler in the late 90s/early 2000s. A 448 day title reign in the WWE is better than Goldberg too."
"The greatest wrestler of all time, Better than Okada, Punk, Ospreay, Danielson and Kobashi, He deserves to have won the WWE Title 100%, The fact that he has such a low rating is a disgrace, See you in 7 Days so i can rate him a 10/10"
[5.0] ""UPDATED RATING" I actually liked Gillberg, he was funny, and he got to hold the WWF Light Heavyweight title for 448 days, so he has got that going for him! One of the most feared and most intimidating men of his day. Wish he wrestled longer for the Attitude & Ruthless Aggression Era."
[7.0] "Gillberg hat seine Rolle nett gespielt und war zur damaligen Zeit einer der besten Comedywrestler. Auch das verdient Anerkennung obwohl er natürlich nie richtig gute Matches gemacht hat. Aber er konnte dafür immer unterhalten. Es wäre besser gewesen wenn er noch länger die Chancen bekommen hätte das Gimmick zu spielen."
[3.0] "Should be up on the Mt Rushmore of jobbers along with Horowitz, Brooklyn Brawler and Dusty Wolfe. He finally struck gold in the Gilberg gimmick and they even gave him the light heavyweight title which he held for a freaking year! Needless to say, the WWF pretty much gave up on trying to compete with WCW by having a cruiserweight division."
[6.0] "Was the Gilberg gimmick petty? Yes. Was it absolutely hillarious? Yes. Was he better than actual Goldberg despite not having anywhere near the drawing power? Yes. He was also a good enhancement talent which is an important role for sure. I'm honestly shocked to see how low he's rated here, he's not an all time great or anything, but he's certainly a memorable enhancement talent that found a niche in being a parody gimmick wrestler To me that's worth higher a sub 4 rating. In my eyes because of his solid enhancement work and humor value he's a 6/10."
[5.0] "Infinitely more entertaining, not to mention much safer in the ring than the actual Jabronie who inspired his gimmick. Despite the on-the-nose shot at WCW at the time, knowing that the WWE employed "jobbers" like Duane steadily for so long says something to his dependability. I'm glad he got to have a few big crowd-pleasing moments. His cameo at The Rock Concert II in Atlanta on Raw just slays me"
[6.0] "Duane Gill & Barry Hardy took on pretty much every tag team in the WWF from 1990 on to 94. Then he became probably the best parody wrester ever, the very watchable and quite laughable Gillberg; good for him. 5.75 rounded up."
[6.0] "He was a long time enhancement talent of Vince Jr's that was used to showcase the talent of others, make them and their moves look good, and work syndicated television matches. His most memorable run came as a rib on a guy who did draw money, sell tickets, and put asses in seats named Goldberg. The irony of that was that he won the light heavyweight belt around the time that it had kinda become used to a lesser existent, but still recognized, and he held on it to like over 400 days before they realized oh...we haven't done anything with this piece of gold in a while lol. I believe he still holds one of the top 10 longest reigns with a title in WWE history."
[5.0] "Not everyone can be a champion. Duane Gill is an example of how you don't have to be a champ to be valuable. Man jobbed for decades and took a stupid gimmick making fun of one of the powerhouses of WCW and turned it into something more. People loved it, I loved it, it was hilarious (most of the time)."
[6.0] "GILLBERG! One of the all time great jobbers, and I say that with the utmost respect. Duane Gill turned a parody gimmick into something truly memorable for a young me. Beyond the Goldberg joke-character, Gill contributed over three decades of his life to making others look good between those ropes. Show some love, people."
[3.0] "He was funny to watch. He is a classic jobber. Great in WWF and teaming with Barry Hardy. They could pull off a gimmick the Executioners. He did not deserve to win the Light Heavyweight title form Christian. He mocked Goldberg. He should not have kept the title for over a year and did not work a lot with WWF. Glad Essa Rios took care of him and his title. Funny to see me him at the Raw 15th anniversary show in the battle royal where everybody ganged about on him."
[5.0] "I'm usually quick to shit on comedy wrestlers, but Gillgerg was legitimately really funny. It had a kind of smart humor to it that most of WWE's comedy usually lacks. Jobbers are necessary & Duane Gill did just fine with what he was given & he was serviceable in the ring."
[4.0] "Ok, he was always a jobber/comedy wrestler but the guy made a career out of it, can't blame the guy for making money off what he was good it. Everyone must like Gillberg a little right?"
[6.0] "Sometimes a gimmick is just enough. He was a jobber that no one should have even remembered (as Gillberg) but it worked reasonably well and a lot longer than it should have"
[6.0] "I like him better than Goldberg, because Gillberg is at least entertaining and doesn't injure other wrestlers. So, since i gave goldberg a 5, I'll give Gillberg a 6."
[5.0] "Gillberg or Duane Gill was never the best wrestler but he was defiantly entertaining. His gimmick being based off of Goldberg worked very well with his entrance with the fire extinguisher and the sparklers and all of that was very cool. Overall I will give him 5/10 just for how entertaining he was."
[3.0] "Eine Sensation! Selten gab es so einen Mann der mit solch einem überzeugendem Gimmick einschlug. Unglaublich seine Auftritte, selbst Goldberg hätte angst vor ihm... Man im Ernst: Er war eine Parodie, mehr darf man nicht erwarten. Als Duane Gill schon zum Jobber verurteilt, hatte er als Gillberg imerhin einen Gürtel gewonnen. Das hätte er unter seinem richtigen Namen niemals in der WWF."
[4.0] "A career jobber, Duane Gill got his big break, such as it was, as the WWF's parody of WCW's Goldberg. It's something of a one-note joke, but at least a memorable one, and he made the most of it. When Goldberg got to WWE in 2003 we finally got to see both 'Bergs in the same ring as he was briefly involved in Goldberg's feud with the Rock. In an odd bit of wrestling trivia, he's the longest-reigning WWF Light Heavyweight Champion."
[3.0] "Kannte ihn auch nur als Gillberg in der WWE. Natürlich ists recht witzig gewesen, aber vom Stand her war er genauso "populär" wie die Midgets-Parodien diverser Wrestler, also alles in allem: Nix besonderes. Klassischer Jobber halt."
[4.0] "Rediculuos, but it works. Can't believe it worked this long but kudos to him for making it work. Ringwork is bad. Bumps are decent but so are most jobbers. Has lots of charisma so I'll give him a couple more points for that. On indy shows when he goes on offense, its pitiful. But, will sign autographs for hours after shows and talk to everyone so maybe I'll bump him up to a 5."
[7.0] "Ein guter Jobber, den man zu Zeiten von Superstars und WWF Challenge oft gesehen hat. Im Gegensatz zu den meisten anderen Jobbern war er dabei doch gut genug, bzw hat genug gezeigt, um einem im Gedächtnis zu bleiben. Das Gillberg-Gimmick habe ich nicht so mitbekommen, da ich zu jener Zeit fast nur noch WCW geguckt habe; aber ich muß sagen, das es schon ziemlich witzig ist, wenn ichs mir heute so anschaue. Und in gewisser Weise freut es mich auch, daß ein Man wie Gill zumindest auf diese Art mal einen Push gekriegt hat und im Rampenlicht stehen durfte, wenn auch nur als Comedy-Act. Und dazu durfte er noch 15 Monate den Light HW Titel halten. Leute, die so gewissenhaft anderen als Sprungbrett dienen, siehe auch Horowitz oder Brooklyn Brawler, sollten irgendwann auch mal als Dankeschön der Promoter ihre 5 Minuten des Ruhmes bekommen."
[2.0] "Ehrlich gesagt habe ich ihn nie richtig wrestlen sehen aber ich glaube auch nicht das er was drauf hat. Trotzdem ist er immer für einen Lacher wert."
[4.0] "Ach ja, Jobber Dwayne Gill. Den Namen kannte neben "Ikonen" wie Iron Mike Sharp und dem Brooklyn Brwaler eigentlicher jeder, der Anfang der 90er Superstars und Challange verfolgte."
[6.0] "Als Gillberg kenne ich ihn nicht, aber Duane Gill war ein guter Jobber, seine Matches waren nicht nur das Runterspulen der jeweiligen Aktionen des Gegners, sondern er konnte durchaus auch mal den einen oder anderen Schlag/Aktion zeigen. Neben dem Brawler und Barry Hororrwitz der beste Jobber."
[6.0] "Für mich eine Jobber-Legende, und auch als Gillberg war er zeitweilig recht lustig. Auch, wenn der Gewinn des WWF Light Heavyweight Titles zu übertrieben war."
[10.0] "Tut mir echt leid, aber ich mach mir immer wenn ich ihn sehe in die Hose vor lachen. So ein zwei mal im Jahr kann ich mir den schon antun. Sollte eigentlich mal ECW Champ werden!"
[6.0] ""Mister Fish", er wäre wohl ohne das Klasse Comedy Gimmick nur eine Randnotiz geblieben. Aber: Man hat ihm Scheiße geboten und er hat zumindest Silber draus gemacht."
[6.0] "Perfekt in seiner Rolle: Sah richtig blass, hager, unspektakulär und allgemein scheiße aus. So muss ein Jobber sein, damit der gegnerische Wrestler im Kontrast dazu wie ein Star wirkt. Und das Gillberg-Gimmick ist sowieso brillant, was für eine Mimik!"
[4.0] "Die Idee schon genial, aber dafür 10 Punkte zu geben? ... Angenommen, jeder User würde ihm wegen dem Gimmick 10 Punkte schenken, dann er hätte im Endeffekt ein besseres Rating als Austin, Rocky und Taker. Kann er im gleichen Atemzug mit ihnen genannt werden? F**k no!"
