Tony Mamaluke

[9.0] "I think Tony was an underrated talent, undersized in a rough time to be, but charismatic, athletic and agile as hell, and the FBI were a fun gimmick, him and Guido and Sal were an awesome unit and the tag team work he and Guido did was very very fun. Tony was a late stage ECW personal favourite."

[8.0] "I think people only saw his FBI WWECW work if the rating is this low. The guy could work and jump off the ropes. I would say based on the rating here he is fairly underrated. A tag team specialist at his core with Guido, this dude really could have been a solid mid carder with the right oppurtunity"

[5.0] "Honestly Mamaluke never stood out off the mat, but he was pretty good on the mat. His biggest issues is that he got poor booking outside of the FBI. He had a lot of potential and put on some great matches. Shame he never got a chance in the early 2000s cruiserweight division or the early TNA X division."

[7.0] "I really don't get the low rating for Mamaluke, either. Might be something to do with people associating him with late-stage WCW and WWECW? It's definitely a reputation he doesn't deserve; super underrated worker who had a really enjoyable team with Little Guido. If only he'd made the jump to WWE earlier, he could've been a crucial part of the cruiserweight division."

[7.0] "I dont know why this guy has a low rating. He could do technical wrestling and could be a highflyer too. He took some nasty bumps and sold them very well. I think one of the reasons why he is rated low is his size. I' m not going to lie, i haven't seen a wrestler that skinny either but at least he made up for his size by being a good worker. However, i really haven't seen anything from him since his ecw wwe days and would like to see him more in the big leagues. It's a shame that he was overlooked and could have been in the wwe's 2003 version of the FBI."

[5.0] "Say what you will about Guido Maritato, he at least got noticed by the WWE before poor Mamaluke. Tony is another underrated Italian who knows how to work in the ring, but he doesn't really have anything else going for him and he hasn't since ECW. Like Maritato he had a hand in helping ROH gain their leggings at the start. He was rarely the best match on the card (some of the tag matches in ECW are worth note), but he was rarely the worst match as well."

[8.0] "A very underrated talent. Inspired by Dean Malenko and it translated into his technical style that carried him across several promotions from WCW to ECW to TNA to ROH to FIP to WWE. He worked well in tag teams in addition to being a talented singles wrestler who unfortunately did not get a platform to really work with in that regard. Concussions stunned that potential unfortunately, but his accomplishments and talent can't be denied."

[5.0] "Tony Mamaluke was talented but his lack of size really hurt his credability. He filled out later on but he was always a really skinny chap. Though technically the guy was highly profiscient and knowledgable. He also was a good flyer and was fast as well... greased lightning. He took some sick bumps and was very entertaining overall. His skill alone made up for his lack of size. Though he never talked much so he never got points for being a talented talker."

[8.0] "Like him or not, you don't get to ply your trade in WWE, ECW, TNA, WCW and ROH as a lower tier star (we won't debate the Hogans of the world) if you can't get it done in the ring in fine style. Mamaluke is likeable and technically gifted star who found his niche in the Tag Team division (remember that? ! ) picking up meaningful title reigns in ECW and ROH. His chances of breaking out as a singles star seem to have passed, which is a shame... but his accomplishments are nothing to lament. A fond memory of semi-mainstream wrestling and a treat for today's indies."