Wrestling Fans: The Lost Art Of The Jobber
Today's wrestling landscape is a far cry from what I remember. That's not saying it's better or worse, just different. However, one aspect of wrestling I thought I'd never miss was the jobber. In...
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I think the problem is that everybody has to be a heel - even the heroes are basically heels that the audience likes. Where are the babyfaces in today's wrestling?
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There's plenty of jobbers. Tyson Kidd, Primo Colon, pretty much anyone in the New Nexus. Up until recently, Marc henry was the world's strongest jobber... As for faces: WWE tries to push guys that...
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I guess it depends on what you consider to be a jobber. In the Attitude Era, wrestling was so exciting that even the European Champion (a bottom-tier title, beneath the WWF, IC, and tag team titles)...
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Folks, look at Ryback's opponents. That's the return of the classical jobber, the real sons of Reno Riggins and Dusty Woolfe. I hope that the WWE will also bring back the good old tag team division.
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Jobbers make things too predictable, its not like any were going to beat ryback or clay or sandow. Makes it dull and a remote twitcher
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The best Jobbers I can remember was when Ted Dibiase "the million dollar man" would wrestle ham and eggers and stuff a 100 dollar bill in their mouths after beating them, usually with his submission...
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Easily the greatest thing to come out of pro wrestling was this whole deal, and people copying it:AHAHHAHAHAHA. I just laughed until I had tears in my eyes. I had no idea what that bullshit was, but...
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