Johnny Stamboli

[8.0] "He's very underrated. His strength is UNREAL, well above like, Cena or Cesaro's, which deserves note. As a storyteller, I think he's a little untested, but he's had a handful of singles matches that were well worked. His gimmicks range from "Almost good" to "Almost completely terrible, " but I don't think his acting ever had any impact on that. The moves he does he does decently well."

[5.0] "Id give him a 4 but Rellik is killer spelt backwards and I dont want him to kill me so he gets a 5. Was pretty boring but Rellik is killer spelt backwards. If theres one thing to remember about Johnny Stamboli its that sometimes, Rellik is killer spelt backwards"

[4.0] "Remember him from late WCW and his short time in the WWE. Okay filler tag team partner, but at times he tried to show off his "agility" and frequently messed up that jumping onto the top rope move of his."

[6.0] "As Rellik, I believe Johnny Stamboli was underrated. He never really got a fair shot in TNA and had an incredible amount of bad luck during his entire run. He had potential to be a legitimate threat and at the very least could've been X-Division Champion, but the fact he lost a majority of his matches and the fact the commentators had nothing to put him over with other than his name being "killer spelled backwards". Even in WWE as a part of the FBI, he showed potential and never quite got over with the fans, despite demonstrating impressive strength and a decent amount of talent. Sadly, it never really panned out and it's a shame, especially for the Rellik character, which I quite enjoyed."

[3.0] "Johnny Stamboli wasn't good in the ring & no matter what promotion he was at he never got over with the fans."

[5.0] "Stamboli had a good physique and power base, and was perhaps one of the more underrated WCW Power Plant guys. He was a solid tag team specialist and undercard singles wrestler, holding the WCW World Tag Team Championship as half of the Mamalukes with Vito in the company's dying days, and also held the Hardcore Titles of both WCW and the WWF, but seemed to lack a certain "it factor" to break out as a singles star. Later came to TNA with an entirely new demonic character Rellik - "that's 'Killer' spelled backward" - which had a great look. After TNA he had a cup of coffee in AAA as Rellik, and was last seen on the national level in Lucha Libre USA."

[9.0] "Rellik is a perfect gimmick. His gimmick is very similar to the character of Kane."

[4.0] "Super athletic and strong as a... bull, I guess, but never really connected with the audience for whatever reason."