Gianni Valletta

[8.0] "Gianni has come a long way and is now genuinely really good and a big part of Dragongate's roster, offering something completely different and fresh. A local legend too, being the founder of Malta's first ever wrestling promotion."

[8.0] "His work as a Bruiser Brody-esque character in Dragon Gate with Z-Bratz and now PSYPATRA has been excellent, he plays the role perfectly and does everything he needs to, and adds a lot to the shows when he's there"

[8.0] "His work in Dragongate has been really fun as an unhinged wildman who terrifies the audience. He's also the reason his home country has any wrestling at all. Anyone who thinks he doesn't pull his weight needs to watch his string of matches against veterans in their hometowns, especially with Susumu Yokosuka and Masaaki Mochizuki."

[7.0] "Only seen him in DG, but as a Bruiser Brody tribute act, he does it PERFECTLY. The new unstoppable weapon of Z-BRATS. Also, Gianni, DG show in Malta?"

[8.0] "Very unique character, very marketable even if he reminds a bit too much of Bruiser Brody but he look the part of a pro wrestler even by walking the streets. Hes gone a long way after his experiences in Mexico and Japan, would like to see him in a bigger stage."

[8.0] "Gianni Valletta is considered a legend in Malta. He build Pro Wrestling Malta from scratch and gave Maltese people the opportunity to train and become wrestlers themselves. In the 1990s and 2000s this was not possible, we only dreamt. To us Maltese wrestling fans we owe everything to Gianni. As a promoter he brought many stars in Malta, including Tajiri, Pete Dunne, Juventud Guerrera, Mark Haskins, Zack Gibson and many many more."

[6.0] "Gianni isn't really GOOD but is absolutely great in his way. There's definitely better versions of a big dumb gaijin but he can fill the role really well."

[4.0] "Nothing else then a average wrestler, he does not have an own style but is adapting to the opponents."

[5.0] "It seems my experiences of him (watching him in indy shows in the UK), are different from everyone else's. He showed some decent skills here, so can only guess that his skills have eroded since then sadly."

[0.0] "It's possible that someone lost a bet. Maybe Jun Akiyama made a Faustian bargain with Satan himself. Or it could be that somebody, somewhere, is merely calling in a favour. I'm just trying to come up with some kind of reason, some feasible rationale, as to why one of the worst wrestlers I've ever seen is working for All Japan."