Biggest Jobber Ever (Dale Veasey)
JohnnSonya
This goes back to the early 1980's, when it was still Georgia Championship
Wrestling (NWA), before WCW, with Gordon Solie announcing.
There was a period of at least 3-4 YEARS where a little short guy with a
beard, named Dale Veasey, would wrestle. He got the crap kicked out of
him every single week for years. And years.
Buzz Sawyer annihilated him. For fun. Ric Flair took him to school. The
Super Destroyer mopped up the TBS studio with him. Paul Orndorff beat on
him. In fact, everyone and anyone who wrestled in the promotion from about
1980-1985 beat the crap out of this master jobber.
shuriken
On 2 Jul 1997 02:25:41 GMT, johnn...@aol.com (JohnnSonya) wrote:
LOL!! Great post. Veasey also jobbed in Mid-South,nearly being
DECAPITATED by Jake"The Snake"Roberts with a clothesline and
DDT.Veasey also went on to job as Lt.James Earl Wright of the State
Patrol.
Jeff Cleton
johnn...@aol.com (JohnnSonya) wrote:
>This goes back to the early 1980's, when it was still Georgia Championship
>Wrestling (NWA), before WCW, with Gordon Solie announcing.
>
My vote for the Jobber of All Time, also came from that time period -
Randy Barber....
Rev. Jeff
SKYHORNET
how can you forget Jake "the milkman" Milliman? Wasn't he like 5'7-5'8 and
230 pounds?
And like Veasey, I never once seen him mount an offensive. And not only
that, he has to go down as the dumbest wrestler of all-time. His
opponents could easily make him fall for anything.
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time...Pat Rose. I personally liked Snake Brown.
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tirus
YES! dale veasey used to job in florida big time!
holy crow--i hadn't heard that name in a long time...kevin sullivan used to
beat him up all the time...
but poor frankie williams of the wwf had to have been the biggest jobber of
all time. this joker got his ass handed to him on a nightly basis for many,
many years...
yup---these men were beaten by some of the finest men in the business...
In article <33ba0b8f...@news.msy.bellsouth.net>, shur...@idunno.com
(shuriken) wrote:
> On 2 Jul 1997 02:25:41 GMT, johnn...@aol.com (JohnnSonya) wrote:
>
> LOL!! Great post. Veasey also jobbed in Mid-South,nearly being
> DECAPITATED by Jake"The Snake"Roberts with a clothesline and
> DDT.Veasey also went on to job as Lt.James Earl Wright of the State
> Patrol.
>
>
>
> >This goes back to the early 1980's, when it was still Georgia Championship
> >Wrestling (NWA), before WCW, with Gordon Solie announcing.
> >
> >There was a period of at least 3-4 YEARS where a little short guy with a
> >beard, named Dale Veasey, would wrestle. He got the crap kicked out of
> >him every single week for years. And years.
> >
> >Buzz Sawyer annihilated him. For fun. Ric Flair took him to school. The
> >Super Destroyer mopped up the TBS studio with him. Paul Orndorff beat on
> >him. In fact, everyone and anyone who wrestled in the promotion from about
> >1980-1985 beat the crap out of this master jobber.
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belt...@netpluscom.com wrote:
> Jeff Cleton wrote:
> >
> > johnn...@aol.com (JohnnSonya) wrote:
> >
> > >This goes back to the early 1980's, when it was still Georgia
> Championship
> > >Wrestling (NWA), before WCW, with Gordon Solie announcing.
> > >
> >
> > My vote for the Jobber of All Time, also came from that time period
> -
> > Randy Barber....
> >
> > Rev. Jeff
> From the same period and someone who shows up on WCW from time to
> time...Pat Rose. I personally liked Snake Brown.
>
> Joe Marshall
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My bet is on Pete "Duke of Dorchester" Dougherty. I remember watching
that 3 hour wrestling show the WWF had on Tuesday. He finally won his
first match in 300 tries aganist another jobber, S.D. Jones. Jones came
back the next week and annihilated him, tho.
James C Carson
>how can you forget Jake "the milkman" Milliman? Wasn't he like 5'7-5'8 and
>230 pounds?
here's a name that goes back a while....MIKE FEVER
Craig Segelsky
I think Mario Mancini was the biggest jobber for the face ever. He
got beat week after week for several years in the 80's for the WWF.
Whether it was piledriven by Paul "Mr. Wonderful" Orndorff or in the
camel clutch by the Iron Sheik, I don't remember him ever winning a
match. A good honorable mention would be Frank Williams. Remember when
he was made fun of on Piper's Pit. Craig(nhf4life)
hardcore loser rhys cook
Dplymkr
My vote still goes to Rocky King
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Thanks to Eric, it's now Mysterio.
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Mr. Damphousse
James C Carson wrote:
Say what you want about Jake, but that jobber won a title.
Lindy
In article <19970702022...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
johnn...@aol.com (JohnnSonya) wrote:
>This goes back to the early 1980's, when it was still
Georgia Championship
>Wrestling (NWA), before WCW, with Gordon Solie announcing.
>
short guy with a
>beard, named Dale Veasey, would wrestle. He got the crap
kicked out of
>him every single week for years. And years.
>
>Buzz Sawyer annihilated him. For fun. Ric Flair took him to
school. The
>Super Destroyer mopped up the TBS studio with him. Paul
Orndorff beat on
>him. In fact, everyone and anyone who wrestled in the
promotion from about
>1980-1985 beat the crap out of this master jobber.
Has to be the "Golden Boy" Arnold Scholen, from Valhalla,
NY....lost to everyone and, if I remember, was manager for
Hulk Hogan when he first started.....
LB Bryce
In article , jca...@hubcap.clemson.edu says...
>
>
>>how can you forget Jake "the milkman" Milliman? Wasn't he like 5'7-5'8 and
>>230 pounds?
>
>here's a name that goes back a while....MIKE FEVER
>
>
-- LB Bryce
Fonzie Man
Who remembers when the NAWA (which was seen for a time on Sportschannel)
hired Mario Mancini, and made his gimmick that he ate pizza in the ring?
Reminds me of Uncle Guido Fonzarelli.
The Fonz
Stick up your thumbs and Just Say Ayyyyyyyyyyyh!
JArasate
This guy freakin' sucked!!! I loved him though. He had cool yellow
overall trunks and he got his butt kicked on a regular basis.
Long live Omar!!!
-JASON
Steven Blair
> > >how can you forget Jake "the milkman" Milliman? Wasn't he like
> > 5'7-5'8 and
> > >230 pounds?
> Say what you want about Jake, but that jobber won a title.
I saw Jake "the milkman" Milliman getting into his car at the Lowe's
parking lot in Paducah, Ky. four years ago or so
Jeffrey Brinson
how about a pair of jobbers: Randy and Bill
Mulkey..........will never forget the time they
won the match versus "the gladiators" when
one of the masked men tripped over one of the
Mulkey's and was pinned by the other......oh, well, I guess everyone has
their 15 seconds of
fame.............
......brinsonclique (and then some)
JD
I remember Jesse the Body saying he got his first ever win in his first
ever match vs this guy when Jesse was a commentator on WWF superstars.
Omar sure is ugly and hairy. I thought maybe that Puercian (sp?) friend of
Savio's was Omar at first.
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Able99
Has anyone mentioned Mike Jackson, the Alabama Junior Heavyweight
Champion? He used to take his weekly beatings in Georgia Championship
Wrestling with Gordon Solie. Kind of makes you wonder how a guy like this
could be a champ (never saw a belt with him though...).
Bob Barnett
Lindy wrote:
>
> Has to be the "Golden Boy" Arnold Scholen, from Valhalla,
> NY....lost to everyone and, if I remember, was manager for
> Hulk Hogan when he first started.....
You win. Skoaland (that's the way it was spelled in 1960) was the
biggest and most boring bum on the east coast.
tie domi
even though he won a title in Florida, you can't forget Jack Hart/Barry
Horowitz. He played the same angle twice of losing evry match for a
year. I forgot who he finally beat in Florida but it seemed forever, and
I still can't believe Candido jobbed to him,
Osmarus
>Has anyone mentioned Mike Jackson, the Alabama Junior Heavyweight
>Champion? He used to take his weekly beatings in Georgia Championship
>Wrestling with Gordon Solie.
They beat Solie, too??? Isn't that a little rough? I mean, the guys not
a wrestler!
>Kind of makes you wonder how a guy like this
>could be a champ (never saw a belt with him though...).
I still wonder why Prince Imajobber won the TV title. As far as I know,
the win over Regal was the first win ever for that loser. Why did he get
a shot, anyway?
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I can't understand why no one has mentioned Frank Williams. For those of
you who can't remember, Frank Williams "didn't go for run" and got
smashed in the head by Roddy Piper using a coconut on "Piper's Pit" many
years ago. This bum NEVER won a match. "But he never went for run".
The Franchise
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, shuriken wrote:
When talking jobbers how can anyone forget Randy and Bill Mulkey of the
NWA mid eighties, man those guys kicked ass. How about some of these old
Georgia boys Mike Jackson (Alabama Jr. Heavyweight Champion), Italian
Stallion, George South, and Gene Liggon (he used to set up rings at the
house shows).
:On 2 Jul 1997 02:25:41 GMT, johnn...@aol.com (JohnnSonya)
wrote: : :LOL!! Great post. Veasey also jobbed in Mid-South,nearly being
:DECAPITATED by Jake"The Snake"Roberts with a clothesline and
:DDT.Veasey also went on to job as Lt.James Earl Wright of the State
:Patrol.
:
:
:
:>This goes back to the early 1980's, when it was still Georgia Championship
:>Wrestling (NWA), before WCW, with Gordon Solie announcing.
:>
:>There was a period of at least 3-4 YEARS where a little short guy with a
:>beard, named Dale Veasey, would wrestle. He got the crap kicked out of
:>him every single week for years. And years.
:>
:>Buzz Sawyer annihilated him. For fun. Ric Flair took him to school. The
:>Super Destroyer mopped up the TBS studio with him. Paul Orndorff beat on
:>him. In fact, everyone and anyone who wrestled in the promotion from about
:>1980-1985 beat the crap out of this master jobber.
:
:
:
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>Lindy wrote:
>
> Has to be the "Golden Boy" Arnold Scholen, from Valhalla,
> NY....lost to everyone and, if I remember, was manager for
> Hulk Hogan when he first started.....
Bob Barnett wrote:
>You win. Skoaland (that's the way it was spelled in 1960) was the
>biggest and most boring bum on the east coast.
Spiros Arion & Arnold Skoaland(manager of Sammartino, Backlund and Hogan
in McMahon Sr.'s WWF) jobbed the U.S. Tag Team Team, predecessor to the
WWF Tag Team title, to Tony Altimore and future manger-legand Lou Albano,
The Scilians.
I always thought the Steve King, Johnny Rodz & Jose "Mac" Rivera were
great jobbers in the 78-82 WWF.
By the way, what about NWA Mid-Atlantic jobber Abe Jacobs and his famous
Kiwi Leg Roll. He actually won TV matches against worse pre-lims.
Ken McCary
The Franchise wrote:
>
> On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, shuriken wrote:
> When talking jobbers how can anyone forget Randy and Bill Mulkey of the
> NWA mid eighties, man those guys kicked ass. How about some of these old
> Georgia boys Mike Jackson (Alabama Jr. Heavyweight Champion), Italian
> Stallion, George South, and Gene Liggon (he used to set up rings at the
> house shows).
Those guys were all terrible but Rocky King had to be the absolute worst
of all time.
Ken McCary
chip
JArasate wrote:
>
> This guy freakin' sucked!!! I loved him though. He had cool yellow
> overall trunks and he got his butt kicked on a regular basis.
>
> Long live Omar!!!
>
> -JASON
Omar used to be in the Central States promotion in K.C. He was really
cool there and was no jobber. Imagine my surprise when he started
jobbing in the WWF.
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Steven Blair (sbl...@ziggy.com) wrote:
: > > >how can you forget Jake "the milkman" Milliman? Wasn't he like
I noticed at a recent WWF telecast, someone in the audience was holding
up a "Milkman 3:16" sign!
;)
JohnnSonya
Great post! I grew up in St. Louis, NWA territory in the mid-late 70's,
Omar jobbed there too!
Smokin Levi the Amish Avenger (Trace Stevens)
In article <5pvh1q$h...@ccshst05.cs.uoguelph.ca>, dona...@uoguelph.ca
(Donald Martin) wrote:
Hey I live in Paducah. what do you know.
As for the biggest jobber of all time. recent Barry Horrowitz (sp?)
Older Chic (or Chick) Donavan.
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In article , dona...@uoguelph.ca says...
>
>Steven Blair (sbl...@ziggy.com) wrote:
>
>: > > >how can you forget Jake "the milkman" Milliman? Wasn't he like
>: > > 5'7-5'8 and
>: > > >230 pounds?
>
>: > Say what you want about Jake, but that jobber won a title.
>
>: I saw Jake "the milkman" Milliman getting into his car at the Lowe's
>: parking lot in Paducah, Ky. four years ago or so
>
>
>I noticed at a recent WWF telecast, someone in the audience was holding
>up a "Milkman 3:16" sign!
>
AWA team challenge series? I remember he was in the AWA top 10 in
one of the mark mags just before the AWA folded.
-- LB Bryce
Buzz Sawyer
Ken McCary wrote:
> Those guys were all terrible but Rocky King had to be the absolute worst of all time.
Remember when Rocky became the Freebirds' mascot in WCW and started
calling himself Little Richard Marley?
Buzz
D-Master
The biggest jobber was Sonny Blaze. If he got touched once he was down.
LB Bryce
In article , Buzz says...
gimmick last anyway? Was he beating on people the way he was getting
beat up all the time?
-- LB Bryce
Ernst Glenn Rollmann
On 4 Jul 1997, hardcore loser rhys cook wrote:
> dale wolf??
YES!!! YES!!! YES!!!
Dale Wolf IS the greatest jobber of all time. Where is he now? Someone
give that man a belt.
Jody Serner
How about such greats (I mean sucks) as Gino Carabello (sp?),
Johnny K-9, Barry-O and of course, the Milkman (I nearly died when I saw
that sign on RAW!)
Jodes
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Ernst Glenn Rollmann (a56...@morgan.ucs.mun.ca) wrote:
: > dale wolf??
: YES!!! YES!!! YES!!!
Dale Wolfe and Brian Costello would make teh ultimate tag team.
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Ernst Glenn Rollmann wrote:
>
> On 4 Jul 1997, hardcore loser rhys cook wrote:
>
> > dale wolf??
>
> YES!!! YES!!! YES!!!
>
> Dale Wolf IS the greatest jobber of all time. Where is he now? Someone
> give that man a belt.
What about Frank Williams,from way back in the WWF
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Please don't forget Iron Mike Sharpe of WWF "fame". He was such a big
jobber, he became a household name!
Rowdy1
Jody Serner wrote:
>
> How about such greats (I mean sucks) as Gino Carabello (sp?),
> Johnny K-9, Barry-O and of course, the Milkman (I nearly died when I saw
> that sign on RAW!)
>
> Jodes
>
Are you guys forgetting SD (special delivery) Jones????
What title did the Milkman ever win???
Osiris
I have a few tapes from USWA shows called "Renegades Rampage from 89/90.
I saw a
match pitting a masked Mark Callaway [Punisher, I think] against a blond
wrestler named
Steve Williams, trained by Chris Adams. Well, Punisher destroyed this
wrestler and
eventually pinned him with a devastating legdrop. Well, this Williams
character is now wrestling as Steve Austin; and their match at Cold Day
in Hell certainly lasted longer.