WWF Jobber Top 10 - 1980's
Mr. L
1. Mario Mancini
2. Mr. X
3. Barry 'O'
4. Rusty Brooks
5. The Axe
6. Barry Horawitz
7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
8. Iron Mike Sharpe
9. Any guy wearing a mask
10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
I especially liked Mr.X. I remember that Gorilla Monsoon used to talk
about what a tough opponent he was, but he never won any matches on TV. I
once saw him defeat SD Jones in Melbourne, Australia.
Remember on Championship Wrestling when a new masked guy would rock up to
lose every week, there was dozens of them!!!
Send me your favourites.
The Masked Mark
Nicolas Seafort
>
> I especially liked Mr.X. I remember that Gorilla Monsoon used to talk
> about what a tough opponent he was, but he never won any matches on TV.
I
> once saw him defeat SD Jones in Melbourne, Australia.
>
> Remember on Championship Wrestling when a new masked guy would rock up to
> lose every week, there was dozens of them!!!
>
> Send me your favourites.
>
>
> The Masked Mark
>
Here's a few more....
WWF Jobber Top 10-Second half of the 1980s
1.Mike Sharpe
2.Steve Lombardi
3.Lanny Poffo
4.The Gladiator
5.The Executioner
6.Terry Gibbs
7.Tom Stone
8.Jim Powers
9.Johnny K-9
10. Boris Zukhov
-Nicolas Seafort
Brian D. Robbins
In article <01bc4278$680c0c20$351413cb@computer>, "Mr. L"
<mla...@cns.net.au> wrote:
> 1. Mario Mancini
> 2. Mr. X
> 3. Barry 'O'
> 4. Rusty Brooks
> 5. The Axe
> 6. Barry Horawitz
> 7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
> 8. Iron Mike Sharpe
> 9. Any guy wearing a mask
> 10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
>
> I especially liked Mr.X. I remember that Gorilla Monsoon used to talk
> about what a tough opponent he was, but he never won any matches on TV. I
> once saw him defeat SD Jones in Melbourne, Australia.
>
> Remember on Championship Wrestling when a new masked guy would rock up to
> lose every week, there was dozens of them!!!
>
> Send me your favourites.
>
>
> The Masked Mark
There was a guy called the itallion Stallion, Tony Garrea toward the end
of his career, and Im not sure if this was WWF or AWA, but Jose Luis
Rivera. Add in a 350-pound red-headed walrus named Rusty Brooks. Matt
Borne, although that may have been the 90's. Goerge Wells.
Mike Sharpe was my all-time favorite
Andrew C. Pachmayer
Brian D. Robbins (bra...@usit.net) wrote:
: In article <01bc4278$680c0c20$351413cb@computer>, "Mr. L"
How can anyone forget the Duke of Dorchester!
That guy ruled!!!!
Andy
P. Miller
Mr. L wrote:
>
> 1. Mario Mancini
> 2. Mr. X
> 3. Barry 'O'
> 4. Rusty Brooks
> 5. The Axe
> 6. Barry Horawitz
> 7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
> 8. Iron Mike Sharpe
> 9. Any guy wearing a mask
> 10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
>
> I especially liked Mr.X. I remember that Gorilla Monsoon used to talk
> about what a tough opponent he was, but he never won any matches on TV. I
> once saw him defeat SD Jones in Melbourne, Australia.
>
> Remember on Championship Wrestling when a new masked guy would rock up to
> lose every week, there was dozens of them!!!
>
> Send me your favourites.
>
> The Masked Mark
What, no Rudy Diamond or Bob Bradley?
Phil
Robert Wallace Eddy
On 6 Apr 1997, Mr. L wrote:
> 1. Mario Mancini
> 2. Mr. X
> 3. Barry 'O'
> 4. Rusty Brooks
> 5. The Axe
> 6. Barry Horawitz
> 7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
> 8. Iron Mike Sharpe
> 9. Any guy wearing a mask
> 10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
First off, I can't believe you left Steve Lombardi off the list. Then
from there, the Conquistadors (sp??) were a great jobber team. I remember
a match at a house show. It was the Big Bossman against Conquistador #1.
This was before the Bossman was ever promoted by the fed or anything, so I
had never heard of him (though, even at a young age, I knew it was Bubba).
Anyway, I have to say that the match was the best one on the card. For
a while, I actually thought old #1 would pull out a victory.
Robert
Mquic
What about:
Frank Marconi
Andre Malo
Salvatore Bellomo
R.T. Reynolds
Scott McGee
Charlie Butera
How could anyone not mention Charlie Fulton and the illustrious
Goldie Rogers?
Charlie
ConMan1040
What about Louie Spiccolli, Rene Goulet, Tony Garea, The Black Knight,
Rudy Diamond, Steve Lombardi, and Bob Allen!
P.S. Mr. X was Dangerous Danny Davis. What did he do to beat S.D. Jones?
<<1. Mario Mancini
2. Mr. X
3. Barry 'O'
4. Rusty Brooks
5. The Axe
6. Barry Horawitz
7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
8. Iron Mike Sharpe
9. Any guy wearing a mask
10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
I especially liked Mr.X. I remember that Gorilla Monsoon used to talk
about what a tough opponent he was, but he never won any matches on TV. I
once saw him defeat SD Jones in Melbourne, Australia.>>
***********
But that the dread of something after death,
The undiscover'd country, from whose bourn,
No traveller returns, puzzles the will,
And makes us rather bear those ills we have,
Than fly to others that we know not of?
Hamlet, III.i.76-81
Mc WOP
What jobber list would be complete w/o The Unpredictable Johnny Rods, S.D.
Special Delivery Jones, Baron Miguel Secluna, and Steve King
Mc WOP
The Italian Stallion wrestled in NWA/WCW. Maniac Matt Borne (aka Doink)
was a winner later in his career.
JayDee311
Jobbers? Hmm.. how bout this:
Mike Boyette
Snake Brown
Anybody remember these? Boyette was the bomb!!
=w=
Anil Bhartia
Mr. L (mla...@cns.net.au) wrote:
> 1. Mario Mancini
> 2. Mr. X
> 3. Barry 'O'
> 4. Rusty Brooks
> 5. The Axe
> 6. Barry Horawitz
> 7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
> 8. Iron Mike Sharpe
> 9. Any guy wearing a mask
> 10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
Hey, you guys forgot Chris Curtis! I remember Brutus the Barber Beefcake
shave this big line down the center of his head then sprayed painted it
blue!
The Original
> On 6 Apr 1997, Nicolas Seafort wrote:
>
>
> >
> > I especially liked Mr.X. I remember that Gorilla Monsoon used to talk
> > about what a tough opponent he was, but he never won any matches on TV.
> I
> > once saw him defeat SD Jones in Melbourne, Australia.
> >
> > Remember on Championship Wrestling when a new masked guy would rock up to
> > lose every week, there was dozens of them!!!
> >
> > Send me your favourites.
> >
> >
> > The Masked Mark
> >
> Here's a few more....
>
> WWF Jobber Top 10-Second half of the 1980s
> 1.Mike Sharpe
> 2.Steve Lombardi
> 3.Lanny Poffo
> 4.The Gladiator
> 5.The Executioner
> 6.Terry Gibbs
> 7.Tom Stone
> 8.Jim Powers
> 9.Johnny K-9
> 10. Boris Zukhov
>
> -Nicolas Seafort
>
>
I cannot believe noone has mentioned the best and funniest
jobber....Johnny Rodz....This guy used to climb up to the rope and jump
off for no reason..it was hilarious...I remember seeing this guys for the
frist time on Best of the WWF Volume three tape, he and like Rene Goulet
(another great jobber, especially when he tried to pose) were taking on
the British Bulldogs and he did that top rope for nothing bit, I was
ROTFLMAO....He was just funny, always got his ass kicked, prime jobber..
Corey
TAFKAM1
Snake Brown never wrestled in the WWF.
He was the jobber in Florida who Gordon Solie always used to get a hard-on
for.
TAFKAM1
>>P.S. Mr. X was Dangerous Danny Davis. What did he do to beat S.D.
Jones?
<<
Something that can't be repeated here - but it probably involved Pat
Patterson!!!!
Raymond W. Rowe
> > I especially liked Mr.X. I remember that Gorilla Monsoon used to talk
> > about what a tough opponent he was, but he never won any matches on TV. I
> > once saw him defeat SD Jones in Melbourne, Australia.
He won a few matches when he took his mask off and wrestled as Hart
Foundation ref Danny Davis.
Robin Lenhart
The Unpredictable Johnny Rodz was my favorite but S.D. "Special
Delivery" Jones was right behind him. I recall a few matches were they
actually worked together as a tag team. There was another guy who had
an Italian name and spoke with a heavy Italian accent. I forget him but
he once was the 'guest' on Piper's Pip and Piper spent the entire
segment beating the crap out of him. It was my favorite Piper's Pit.
Charlie Butera
Boyette WAS the bomb! Remember in UWF 86 when he wrestled Gary Young
and blew an armdrag on TV and KO'd himself by falling on his head?
Charlie
DARBY AND KEVIN BYRD
Mr. L wrote:
>
> 1. Mario Mancini
> 2. Mr. X
> 3. Barry 'O'
> 4. Rusty Brooks
> 5. The Axe
> 6. Barry Horawitz
> 7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
> 8. Iron Mike Sharpe
> 9. Any guy wearing a mask
> 10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
>
> about what a tough opponent he was, but he never won any matches on TV. I
> once saw him defeat SD Jones in Melbourne, Australia.
>
> lose every week, there was dozens of them!!!
>
> Send me your favourites.
>
Wolverine
How about Sandy Beach? Or L.A. Gore?
--
David Taub
Referee and Wrestling Fan
Bay Area Pro Wrestling webpage:
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~dbtaub/bapw.htm
Mc WOP
Salvatori Bellomo
Hopri87
Anil Bhartia wrote:
>
> Mr. L (mla...@cns.net.au) wrote:
> > 1. Mario Mancini
> > 2. Mr. X
> > 3. Barry 'O'
> > 4. Rusty Brooks
> > 5. The Axe
> > 6. Barry Horawitz
> > 7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
> > 8. Iron Mike Sharpe
> > 9. Any guy wearing a mask
> > 10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
>
RMiller775
Some of those jobbers got some legitimate shots once upon a time.
Iron Mike Sharpe, AKA Canada's Greatest Athlete, received a mini-push
toward then-champ Bob Backlund.
Johnny Rodz and Jose Estrada were given a couple of tag title shots and
"almost" won.
Baron Mikel Scicluna may have jobbed late in his career, but he was a
solid WWF mid-carder mostly. He even had a feud with Bruno Sammartino in
the late '60s, I think.
Bob Bradley, of course, went down to VonErichland, and by displaying
superior wrestling talent, won the Texas Heavyweight Championship from a
guy with jobber skills named the Dingo Warrior. (g)
Others never did: Mario Mancini, whose highlight was an attempt to steal
Ted Dibiase's money without getting pinned; Frank Williams, who got
humiliated and then pummeled on Piper's Pit; and the great Pete Doherty,
the Duke of Dorchester, an all-timer in the jobber category.
WILL P 32
Tiger Chung Lee
Neil Jenkins
On Sun, 06 Apr 1997 20:24:51 -0400, DARBY AND KEVIN BYRD
<gue...@erols.com> wrote:
>Mr. L wrote:
>>
>> 1. Mario Mancini
>> 2. Mr. X
>> 3. Barry 'O'
>> 4. Rusty Brooks
>> 5. The Axe
>> 6. Barry Horawitz
>> 7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
>> 8. Iron Mike Sharpe
>> 9. Any guy wearing a mask
>> 10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
You can't beat one of my favourites: Techno Team 2000! Those guys
were funny. They appeared once or twice on RAW last year
(early-to-mid 1996). I remember how Vince commented on them being a
potentially decent tag team in the WWF... or some BS like that.
David Turgeon
How about the Blue Blazer(actually a young Owen Hart), the Red Rooster,
or the Brooklyn Brawler. Not complete jobbers but all pretty terrible
in their own right.
turge
J.W.
Lest we forget the man known as Johnny K-9...If only Vince had the vision of
teaming him up with Barry-O along with Wink Martindale as their manager...
Wyman
"Iron Mike Sharpe for Prime Minister!"...
In article <01bc4278$680c0c20$351413cb@computer>, mla...@cns.net.au says...
>
>1. Mario Mancini
>2. Mr. X
>3. Barry 'O'
>4. Rusty Brooks
>5. The Axe
>6. Barry Horawitz
>7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
>8. Iron Mike Sharpe
>9. Any guy wearing a mask
>10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
>
jmari...@aol.com
>
>The Unpredictable Johnny Rodz was my favorite but S.D. "Special
>Delivery" Jones was right behind him. I recall a few matches were they
>actually worked together as a tag team. There was another guy who had
>an Italian name and spoke with a heavy Italian accent. I forget him but
>he once was the 'guest' on Piper's Pip and Piper spent the entire
>segment beating the crap out of him. It was my favorite Piper's Pit.
>
>
Domenic Denucci?
jeg30
Reno Riggens and Red Tyler.
Seven
Mc WOP wrote:
>
> What jobber list would be complete w/o The Unpredictable Johnny Rods, S.D.
> Special Delivery Jones, Baron Miguel Secluna, and Steve King
Was'nt Buck Zumhoff(sp?) in the WWF for a while?
Seven
--
邢 唷��
eric tchouanmo
Mc WOP wrote:
>
> What jobber list would be complete w/o The Unpredictable Johnny Rods, S.D.
> Special Delivery Jones, Baron Miguel Secluna, and Steve King
You forgot "The Martial Art Expert" : Tiger Chung Lee !!!!
jorge l fernandez
what? no Tom "Rocky" Stone, Paul Roma, or Sivi Afi?
DamonShark
What jobber list would be complete w/o
1. Big Swede Hanson - I always liked the big Swede.
2. The Unpredictable Johnny Rodz
3. S.D. Special Delivery Jones -
Does anyone else remember the hole in his back?
4. Baron Miguel Secluna
5. Steve King
6. Buck Zumhoff
7. Iron Mike Sharpe - With that wrist brace
8. Barry-O
9. Johnny K-9
10. Mario Mancini
11. Mr. X
12. Rusty Brooks - Looked like Killer Tim Brooks with 300 extra pounds
13. The Axe
14. Barry Horowitz
15. Dusty/Dale Wolf
16. Salvatore Bellomo
- And his stupid cart wheels - Did 'Wildman' Bellomo do those in the
ECW?
17. Chris Curtis
18. Louie Spiccolli
19. Rene Goulet
20. Tony Garea
21. The Black Knight
22. Rudy Diamond
23. Steve Lombardi - The infamous Brooklyn Brawler
24. Bob Allen
25. Rudy Diamond
26. Bob Bradley - Blonde head dark facial hair
27. The Itallion Stallion
28. Jose Luis Rivera - New and improved no longer Mac Rivera. Still
lost.
29. Matt Borne
30. Any guy wearing a mask
31. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
32. Pistol Pete Sanchez - "another guy who could surprise you", or so
Gorilla always said, but he never did.
The Shark
If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.
from 'Freewill' by RUSH
Reuben Villagracia
WILL P 32 (wil...@aol.com) wrote:
> Tiger Chung Lee
I loved Tiger Chung Lee! I was a stupid kid living in Canada and we got
Maple Leaf wrestling on local networks. I would always be so intimidated
by his size and actually think that he would kick Junkyard Dog, Tito
Santana or Paul Orndorff's ass ... every week! But every week he lost and
was so happy with the "upset".
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Carleton University -Dennis Miller
email address - rvil...@chat.carleton.ca
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Donald Martin
RMiller775 (rmill...@aol.com) wrote:
: Bob Bradley, of course, went down to VonErichland, and by displaying
: superior wrestling talent, won the Texas Heavyweight Championship from a
: guy with jobber skills named the Dingo Warrior. (g)
Hellwig threw the match so he could quit and join a real federation...
J. F.
Not in any order
Billy Kidman
Juventud Guerrero
La Parka
Lazer
Galaxy 2000
Joe Gomez
Super Calo
Villano 4
Psichosis (Psychosis)
The Renegade
T. Rantula
Any I left out?
Sk-8an:
Skater, Drummer, Game GOD OF THE UNDERWORLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Track/2688/sk-8an.html) My homepage! Not intended for rollerbladers!!!
Daniel R. Israel
In article <5ibgq8$b...@ccshst05.cs.uoguelph.ca>, dona...@uoguelph.ca
says...
> Brian D. Robbins (bra...@usit.net) wrote:
>
> : There was a guy called the itallion Stallion
>
> You're thiniking of Sal(i)vatory Bellomo. He DOES hold a victory over
> Ray The Crippler Stevens.
There was a guy called the Italian Stallion. It was not Bellomo. I
can't remember his name right now. After wrestling, he set the world
record for eating spaghetti. Something like 2 pounds in 10 seconds or
some such.
The moondogs jobbed a lot... As did SD Jones. I can't remember too many
names right now... Sorry.
--
-D. Israel (aka Akeem)
http://www.best.com/~akeem
Donald Martin
Charlie Butera (c.bu...@mail.utexas.edu) wrote:
: How could anyone not mention Charlie Fulton and the illustrious
: Goldie Rogers?
Goldie was a star in the AWA. Charlie Fulton nearly beat George Wells in
Wells' debut WWF match (it took George nearly 20 mintues to put him away).
Charlie was always touted by the announcers as a "big, rough, tough,
powerful man" who always showed a good account of himself, but never seemed
to be able to beat anybody.
;)
Donald Martin
: Mike Boyette
: Snake Brown
Was he the same guy as "Brickhouse" Brown, the jobber who should've been
a champ?
Donald Martin
Hopri87 (hop...@aol.com) wrote:
: How about Dusty/Dale Wolf?
He had to change his name to "Dale" when Dusty Rhodes entered the WWF so
that the Humanoids wouldn't confuse the two.
;)
Donald Martin
The Original (rdl...@gate.net) wrote:
: I cannot believe noone has mentioned the best and funniest
: jobber....Johnny Rodz....This guy used to climb up to the rope and jump
: off for no reason..it was hilarious...I remember seeing this guys for the
: frist time on Best of the WWF Volume three tape, he and like Rene Goulet
: (another great jobber, especially when he tried to pose) were taking on
: the British Bulldogs and he did that top rope for nothing bit, I was
: ROTFLMAO....He was just funny, always got his ass kicked, prime jobber..
Johnny K-9 did a similar useless gesture at the beginning of the match
where he'd drop to his knees, cross his arms above his head and wag his
tongue like a dog. The first time I saw that, I laughed for days, like
Monty Burns when he recalled how he crippled an Irishman for pleasure
with a bumper car.
;)
Donald Martin
David Turgeon (tu...@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
: How about the Blue Blazer(actually a young Owen Hart), the Red Rooster,
: or the Brooklyn Brawler. Not complete jobbers but all pretty terrible
: in their own right.
The Blazer was the "Flash Funk" of his time. A high flyer with tremendous
athletc moves who could never beat anyone with a name.
;)
Donald Martin
Seven (jo...@redoak.heartland.net) wrote:
: Was'nt Buck Zumhoff(sp?) in the WWF for a while?
A VERY short while and he was a total jobber. No mention was ever made
of his previous reputation and multiple title reigns in the AWA.
Buck's former co-worker, Steve Regal, was also a WWF jobber when AWA ran
into financial trouble.
;)
Donald Martin
jmari...@aol.com wrote:
: Domenic Denucci?
DeNucci retired before he sank that low. It was Frankie Williams.
;)
Sid E. Williams
How can you mention WWF jobbers without bringing
up the man with the chronically injured forearm,
IRON MIKE SHARP. He was a great performer.
Donald Martin
Brian D. Robbins (bra...@usit.net) wrote:
: There was a guy called the itallion Stallion
You're thiniking of Sal(i)vatory Bellomo. He DOES hold a victory over
Ray The Crippler Stevens.
, Tony Garrea toward the end
: of his career
He tag teamed with just about every jobber the WWF had to offer.
, and Im not sure if this was WWF or AWA, but Jose Luis
: Rivera.
He had a "winning streak" over three other jobbers until he face Greg
Valentine who made him submit to the figure 4 and caused "serious
ligament damage". Rivera also jobbed as one of the masked Conquistadors.
Add in a 350-pound red-headed walrus named Rusty Brooks.
He was hilarious!
Matt
: Borne, although that may have been the 90's. Goerge Wells.
Both were big stars in the NWA!
: Mike Sharpe was my all-time favorite
A former WWF star wh somehow got relegated to low mid-card then jobber
status (probably because no-one could stand him).
;)
mike c
Leaping Lenny Poffo and those stupid frisbies he would throw out to the
audience....
The Champion@$$$
mike c
There used to be a WWF guy named Charlie Brown (late 70's early 80"s),
who would always get his ass kicked, was on almost every week on TV. He
only won one match.. Does anybody remember him?
The Champion@$$$
e.e. yates
Pistol Pez Whatley
Karna Mehta
Neil Jenkins wrote:
>
> On Sun, 06 Apr 1997 20:24:51 -0400, DARBY AND KEVIN BYRD
> <gue...@erols.com> wrote:
>
> >Mr. L wrote:
> >>
> >> 2. Mr. X
> >> 3. Barry 'O'
> >> 4. Rusty Brooks
> >> 5. The Axe
> >> 6. Barry Horawitz
> >> 7. SD 'Special Delivery' Jones
> >> 8. Iron Mike Sharpe
> >> 10. Any guy that does't get introduced on TV
>
>
I can't beliece that you forgot the great Brooklyn Brawler and Red Tyler.
Donald Martin
mike c (thech...@webtv.net) wrote:
: Leaping Lenny Poffo and those stupid frisbies he would throw out to the
: audience....
He spent more on frisbees than he earned as a jobber.
;)
Donald Martin
mike c (thech...@webtv.net) wrote:
: There used to be a WWF guy named Charlie Brown (late 70's early 80"s),
: who would always get his ass kicked, was on almost every week on TV. He
: only won one match.. Does anybody remember him?
Yeah he was a flabby man of colour. His jobber character was replaced by
Denzel Washington who was the jobber who got paid to fight DiBiase's
match for him and lost to a Frankie Williams-esque jobber and then got
the crap beaten out of him by DiBiase and Virgil.
;)
Donald Martin
Daniel R. Israel (dis...@ia-us.com) wrote:
: In article <5ibgq8$b...@ccshst05.cs.uoguelph.ca>, dona...@uoguelph.ca
: says...
: > Brian D. Robbins (bra...@usit.net) wrote:
: >
: > : There was a guy called the itallion Stallion
: >
: > You're thiniking of Sal(i)vatory Bellomo. He DOES hold a victory over
: > Ray The Crippler Stevens.
: There was a guy called the Italian Stallion. It was not Bellomo. I
: can't remember his name right now.
It was Rocky DeLassara. He was a big name in Superstars of Wrestling
hosted by George Cannon and Milt Avruskin which was taped from Sully's
Gym in Downtown Toronto (admission was free -- how did that fed ever make
any money?). The "Italian Stallion" was a serious nickname in that local
fed, but it became a joke when he was hired as a WWF jobber.
After wrestling, he set the world
: record for eating spaghetti. Something like 2 pounds in 10 seconds or
: some such.
:
How about Mike Moretti who was a big star in the National Wrestling
Association in Vancouver as "Moondog" Muretti but had to drop the
nickname so the Humanoids wouldn't confuse him with Moondog Rex or Spot
(it wouldn't do well to confuse one jobber with another).
;)
Ben Yau
Not a top jobber, but a pathetic one..
Outback Jack
Golden Words
My personal favorite had to be Brady Boone, a guy with some great
high-flying moves who was supposed to be a cousin of Billy Jack Haynes.
I remember seeing him beaten so brutally that it looked like he has
uncontrollably urinating blood all over his white tights, thus launching
a feud between Haynes and whoever it was who beat the crap out of Boone.
w...@repair.com
How could you forget Irish Pete Doherty?
Robert Ferrante
> : > : There was a guy called the itallion Stallion
The Italian Stallion was a jobber for NWA/WCW. Salvatori Bellomo was the
Italian jobber in the WWF. He was best known for his cartwheels that he
did in the middle of the ring before matches.
tbru...@aol.com
How could anyone forget "The Immortal" Frankie Williams. He faced them all.
Never won, but he never backed down from anyone.
May He Rest In Peace
Tom
tbru...@aol.com
That's because the #1 Fan of the AA Eastern League Binghamton Mets said so
Beam001
Anyone mention "Canadas Greatest Athelete" Iron Mike Sharp??
Charlie Butera
before making themselves look like complete idiots with repeat threads
and wasting space!
The Verge
My favorite jobber of all time (late 80's especially) was:
"After a new exercise and diet regimin and losing 40 pounds, weighing
in at a slim trim 300 pounds...what, I'm sorry...250
pounds...'Playboy' Buddy Rose"
Buddy could really get the crowd going...and could bring a smile to
everybody's face.
I miss watching him.
The Verge
jason
J. F. wrote:
>
> Not in any order
>
> Billy Kidman
> Juventud Guerrero
> La Parka
> Lazer
> Galaxy 2000
> Joe Gomez
> Super Calo
> Villano 4
> Psichosis (Psychosis)
> The Renegade
> T. Rantula
>
> Any I left out?
>
> Sk-8an:
> Skater, Drummer, Game GOD OF THE UNDERWORLD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> (http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Track/2688/sk-8an.html) My homepage! Not intended for rollerbladers!!!
>
People always seem to forget Disco Inferno when they mention jobbers...
talv...@aol.com
What about Ricki Attaki? As the brain said, "After you wrestke ricki attaki an hour later you wann wrestle him agian" this had me ROFLMAO. As for Pete Doherty the duke of dorchester, he beat haku
once. Whay haven't i seen horowitz? His best gimmick was when he used to give himself a pat on the back before everymatch ROFL.
T.J. Xenos
Wrestling fan
Magic player
(see i shortened it :-)
Terry Johnson
jason wrote:
J. F. wrote:
Not in any order
Billy Kidman
Juventud Guerrero
La Parka
Lazer
Galaxy 2000
Joe Gomez
Super Calo
Villano 4
Psichosis (Psychosis)
The Renegade
T. Rantula
Gee, its odd that you mention only WCW people. Disco Inferno was KOTJ
in the WCW it seemed like.
Other WCW Jobbers of the '90s
Chavo Guerrero Jr.
Tombstone
Roadblock
Ron Studd (who I heard signed with the WWF)
Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker/Jack Boot
The Gambler
(insert first name) Armstrong
Anyone remember Dino Cassanova as a WCW jobber?
Lets mention some of the WWF jobbers
Barry "Hey mom, I won" Horowitz
Bob Holly
Freddie Joe Floyd
Z-Man
Here's a few biggies:
Dave Stoudemyer?
Ricky Ataki?
Rick Hunter?
Louie Spiccoli? (Damn to remember that one!)
Know what else was funny? When they'd team up guys like Dick Slater or
Sivi Afi, guys who they sorta pushed as "above jobber status" with a
putz like Hunter (I think that guy lost about 1000 matches in 1988
alone!) against a big team like Demolition or something. Like they ever
had a chance.
Notice they're putting more jobbers on Raw latley!?!??!
Z-Man
"The honeydew on your fruit plate of life."
http://www.webspan.net/~zmann/
DBuchholtz
Johnny Rodz had a regular tag team partner named Jose Estrada. Rodz
actually once had a TV match with Hogan in the early 80's that was quite a
performance.
Frank Ghafoor
you left out freedie joe floyd
aldo montoyna
the giant the giant sucks
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Inglewolf
There's one jobber I ain't gonna forget, and I only seen the guy a few
times. The wrestler was a large individual with the name of Larry
Finnegan. He was teamed up with Barry O to face the champion tag-team of
Mike Rotunda and Barry Windham, when those turned were managed by the
recently turned face Captain Lou Albano.
Anyway Finnegan was introduced as being from Norwalk, CT and weighing 355
pounds. O started the match, and Finnegan was outside the ring, in the
dimly lit far corner, while O was taking the usual face moves from the
champions, Vince McMahon who was covering the match made some comments of
the size of Finnegan. When Finnegan tagged in, it became clear to see
that this guy was just large mass of blubbery flesh that wouldn't stop
shaking when he moved. McMahon started sounding like he was being grossed
out. Some of his comments: "That's the biggest piece of garbage I think
I've ever seen!", "He could be wrapped in a Glad bag, give me a break!",
"What a walrus", and "He's leaving stains everywhere!". This "walrus" was
quickly pinned after a Windham bulldog. I remember taping this match in
the summer of '85, and laughed so hard that I didn't tape over this match
for some time.
I didn't see him again until nearly a year later. He was using the same
name and town, but had grown a beard and was now thankfully wearing
wrestling gear that covered completely from the beard down. One of his
matches had him beated by Paul "Mr. Wonderful" Orndorff, around the time
Orndorff was going back to being a heel.
Other memorable jobbers from the '80's
Terry Gunn, from somewhere in Ireland.
Barry Hart, beaten dozens of times before winning twice to other jobbers.
Victor Mercado, one of the jobbers beaten by Barry Hart
Ed Tarzan, I think only wrestled once
Dan King/ Robert VanWinkel/ Mark Fabian-- there was only one small, chunky
guy who wrestled under these three names. Trouble was he only had one set
of ring attire.
Terry Morgan-small guy from Canada,
Dennis Cyr- small guy from Quebec with a large pot belly
Sonny Warcloud- Native American who couldn't get a chop in on his
opponent.
Ivan MacDonald- from Scotland, this body builder had to be the worst
wrestler in the ring, slow and clumsy. Once he got whipped into the
ropes, and fell flat on his ass instead of running off like a jobber's
supposed to.
Have I got a memory for this garbage or what? Or is it the old story,
lack-of-life.
Inglewolf
"For Entertainment Purposes Only"
Tvdexter
Don't forget
Jimmy Powers
Craig Pittman
Cobra
and anyone else Teddy Long manages!
talv...@aol.com
Mankind's inspiration-aldo
TL
Lombardi (still)
guys with no name who wretsle once.
The Legend
Koko B. Ware
Swede Hanson
Jules Strongbow
Cousin Luke
Uncle Elmer
Strongman Ted Arcidi
Mr X
Stephen Osborne
CJe...@ibm.net (Neil Jenkins) wrote:
>You can't beat one of my favourites: Techno Team 2000! Those guys
>were funny. They appeared once or twice on RAW last year
>(early-to-mid 1996). I remember how Vince commented on them being a
>potentially decent tag team in the WWF... or some BS like that.
I don't want to rewrite history or anything like that, but 1996 wasn't
during the 80's.
"And that's the bottom line
Because Stone Cold said so"
"Stone Cold" Steve Osborne
sosb...@pathcom.com
William Hill
Johnny Rodz
Pinky Larsen
Baron Scicluna
William Hill
jmari...@aol.com
I remember Johnny Rodz, while getting ready to wrestle Andre the Giant, was to put on a 'Feats of Strength' exhibition. He was to bend a steel rod and crush a basket ball. Andre came into the
ring, bent thye bar around his neck, and kicked his butt. It was a great jobbers job!
Fusion
I didn't see anyone mention Mike Enos! :)
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Peace...
Fusion (of Da Fundamentlz)
"Bitches be like flies.. They be attracted to the best shit..." - Ras Kass
"How come when black men hit the field, they were throwin' bottles,
Now they throwin' million dollar deals" - Natural Resource
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Carl Childers, uh huh
Donald Martin
The Legend (TO...@webtv.net) wrote:
: Koko B. Ware
He once drew a match with The Rock Don Muraco!
: Swede Hanson
Was once a top contender for the WWWF Heavyweight Title.
: Jules Strongbow
Former 1/2 or the WWWF Tag Champs but like most former tag champs, was
relegated to jobber status after the big title loss to the Samoans.
: Cousin Luke
Once defeated Moondog Spot.
: Uncle Elmer
Holds the record for the fastest pin ever in the WWF.
He and Hillbilly Jim hold a pinfall victory over the Hart Foundation.
: Strongman Ted Arcidi
He and Hillbilly Jim Hold a victory over Studd and Bundy.
: Mr X
Ricky Hunter. A great wrestler who never got a break.
;)
SN...@webtv.net
Remember the Mid Atlantic era - circa 83-85?
Randy and Bill Mulkey
Alfred Lopez
Anyone remember Scott Casey? Mid-to-late 80's.
SN...@webtv.net
Scott Casey from WCCW? Yeah - whatever became of him?
Donald Martin
Alfred Lopez (abl...@pacbell.net) wrote:
: Anyone remember Scott Casey? Mid-to-late 80's.
He got a semi-push as a stepping stone. He was the Barry Horowitz of
his time!
;)
CGET
In addition "Cowboy" Scott Casey tagged in old WCCW with his "brother"
Steve. Mid carders at best.
Wrestlmart
DAVE BARANBEE
PAUL CHRISTI(DID THE MAGIC ON TNT)
RON SHAW PHILA PA (TRAINED THE SANDMAN)
TOM STONE
JIM POWERS
JASON KNIGHT
MIKE BELL
DAN DUBELL YOKO SAT ON HIS FACE
AJ PETRUZZI (TRAINED WITH HULK AND HILLBILLY)
FitNFeisty
Steve King
Mike Masters
Steve Travis
"Quick Draw" Rick McGraw
Rene Goulet (with the single Silver Glove)
Frenchy Martin
Terry Daniels
Cpl. Kirchner
M JERGS
You forgot a bunch:
"Unpredictable" Johnny Rodz
Tiger Chung Lee
George South
Mighty Mike Jackson
"Duke of Dorchester" Pete Dougherty
"Brooklyn Brawler" Steve Lombardi
The Mulkey brothers
Red Tyler
Jose Estrada