Another guy I remember in AWA was 'The Milkman' Jake Milliman. Don't know if I got the last name right but Jake lost majority of his AWA bouts. He had a small streak in a AWA Team Series but mostly lost. A lot.
I would have a hard time putting Paul Roma on there. His career was meh in WWE but he became a horseman in WCW and hooked up with some of the best workers to round out his career. Tagging with Hercules and Mr. Wonderful made him a contender in the tag division in WWF & WCW. Barry Horowitz was my favorite jobber. Self -Pat on the back.
I also thought that the Disco Inferno wasn't bad either. He actually won the Television Championship a couple of times. And, who doesn't love Koko B. Ware, aka, "The Birdman." Now, I DO agree that Paul Roma is a jobber. Yes, he did win a tag title with Paul Orndorff and was BRIEFLY a Horseman, but he is well known in ANY wrestling publication to be a jobber and later became a shitty boxer as well.
I definitely disagree with Alex Wright. He was actually quite talented. But, of course, the "higher ups" in WCW would only put over the "legends" like Hogan, Savage, Sting, Luger, Flair (though, I LOVE Flair), etc. The only young guys that got a chance in WCW were Goldberg and The Giant aka The Big Show. And, he even left his WCW contract a yearly to go to WWF. They didn't give any of the young guns a chance--Jericho, Guerrero, Mysterio, Benoit (I'm just bringing him up for discussion), et
@michaelverstraet Your right. He became one after joining the WWF of course because Vince knows shit about talent. He was a big star in other areas and was involved in the first scaffold match i believe.
Adrian Adonis a jobber?I guess you never watched the AWA when he was part of the East -West connection with Jesse the Body Ventura...former World Tag Team Champions.
Kenny "Sodbuster" J and George "Scrap Iron" Gadasky, were the best Jobbers in the business. I don't think some of these wrestlers in this video would be considered Jobbers. But it's your video and you can do what you want. Thanks for the drive down memory lane.
Anyone remember Geno Carabello? He was a big time jobber in WWF back in the mid 80's. Always saw him on Saturday afternoon wrestling. He was a face jobber, crowd was always chanting Geno! Geno! Geno! Geno for president! lmao
lol.omg johnny rodz i forgot all bout that dude.he used to lose every week back in early 80s...and poof salvatore bellomo jeez what an insult to us italians he was.
Great list. Some went on to bigger and better things. When wrestling became big in the 1980's, we wouldn't have had TV wrestling without them. Good Job!!!
Duane Gill! His legendary jobbiness was parodied in the form of Gillberg. C'mon! Oh, and he was one of the employees of the roofer who put a roof on my dad's house.
@stanzaverse Actually, even though Gillberg didn't make the list, the original incarnation of the Conquistadors (#4) was Duane Gill and his long-time tag team partner Barry Hardy.
Here's a hint to help you out... Jobbers weren't on Wrestlemania / Starcade cards and did not enjoy any title reigns... If you really knew wrestling you would have had T. D. Steele on that list... crap, the only person who is a legitimate on that list is The Brawler...
Great list. TSteve Lombardi deserves the top spot. Johnny Rodz was great though. That guy could make anyone look good in the ring. He had excellent skills and could take a bump.
Missing Tiger Chung Lee, George South, and Mario Mancini. According to Tony Atlas, SD Jones made almost $200K per year during the 80s. A good jobber is hard to find. Being a star, you have to consistantly sell yourself and draw an audience so sometimes a jobber has better job security.
This guy need to find out the definition of a Jobber. The very first guy you put up, Alex Wright was given push after push, he was never anything close to being a Jobber...
I was thinking about Barry O all through this video, and there he was at #3... ahead of IRON MIKE SHARPE!!!!!... what a miscarrage of justice LOL. Iron Mike is the GREATEST jobber of all time!!!!
Van Hammer wasn't a jobber. He had a winning streak when he had his hippie gimmick. Then he became more serious, wore purple clothes, used the Rock Bottom and won a lot more. Alex Wright was a TV and cruiserweight champion.
If you're going by wrestlers who didn't make it to the main event, you could include other WCW midcarders like Jericho, Finlay, Juventud Guerrera, Jim Duggan, Lash LeRoux and people I could spend all day talking about.
Many of the guys you have listed as jobbers were mid-card wrestlers or what some would call jobbers to the stars. Sure, they didn't win any major titles during their time but they were not in squash matches like many true jobbers are and were there to give the the top wrestlers a run for their money.
Mid-carders =/= jobbers. Jobbers are the guys who never won except on a fluke or as part of a storyline. Jobbers were the local guys who put over WWF stars in the area, or the really 'gimmicky' guys like the Brooklyn Brawler or the Goon.
I don't see how half these guys are jobbers, and where the hell is Tom "Rocky" Stone or Dennis Stamp? Buck Zumhoffe was a big star in AWA and only did a little jobbing in the 90's for WWF....
As has been said, many of these guys were not jobbers at all. Just off-hand, Al Snow, Alex Wright, Disco Inferno, Paul Roma, Tugboat, Van Hammer, Koko B Ware,,,,quite a few more.
The Mulkey's were the absolute epitomy of jobber. Not having them as anything other than #1 on this list is a travesty. When you look up jobber in the wrestling encyclopdia you get a picture of Randy and Bill. As for the top comment that most of these guys weren't jobbers. From what I saw they were all jobbers. The ones you got confused on were just really good at their job and fooled you.
Pat Rose, Mike Jackson, Nasty Ned Beatty, The Mulkey's, Chick Donovan, Johnny Rich,George South, The Gambler,Pete Sanchez,Zane Smith,Bobby Garrett,Bobby Blaine, Bull Pain
OMG THE ABOLSUTE WORST JOBBERS OF ALL TIME WERE ....
THE MULKEY BORTHERS FROM OLD NWA AROUND TIME OF EARLY HORSEMAN. OMG ...SO GHASTLY WHITE WITH WHITE BLONDE HAIR & BONE SKINNY. LOST EVERY TIME! THEY SHOULDA BEEN #1 & NOT EVEN ON THIS LIST!
I'm surprised nobody mentioned Pat Rose. I saw Mike Jackson's name mentioned. Jackson and Rose were like the ultimate jobbers in WCW back in the mid 80's. Jackson looked like a construction foreman who decide he wanted to make extra money on the weekends by wrestling!
Yes I know about Steve O's pushes in the 80's in the AWA and Georgia but I never watched him pin anyone or make them submit. I saw him win by DQ a few times though.
tony garea - alex wright - koko beware - rene goulet - lanyy poffo the minimum they was midcarders - tony garea multi time tag tema champion with dean ho for 1 - and held other belts in midsouth - and other areas - lanny poffo mids south tag champ with brother randy savage - koko beware was a heal in mid south koko ware was tv champ and awa tag champ with bobby eaton also teamed with steve kiern changed his name for awhile to sweet brown sugar had a big fued with jimmy valiant & jerry lawler.
@splitlogboy913 um...to the best of my knowledge, Dale Wolfe and Scotty 2 Hotty are 2 different guys. Scotty 2 Hotty's real name is Scott Garland, he came to the WWF as an enhancement talent in 1991 under the name Scott Taylor. In 1998, he adopted the hip-hop gimmick for which he became known, but there was no Dale Wolfe in between.
Some hits and misses on the list.....some are definitely not jobbers.....for me #1 will always be the Italian Stallion in the old NWA......saw him wrestle Flair a bunch of times and there would always be that point in the match where Flair would have you believe that Stallion was gonna win the title.....but nope.....Figure Four time and another loss for the Stallion.
rip oliver? one of the top 10 in portland wrestling's 80's years...koko b ware...jobber to the stars/jobber on pay per view...whatever. he just did not job to the mid carders. roma was early-in-his-career jobber, moondogs were jobbers in their twilight, you forgot the italian stalion and yes, the armstrongs did become MAJOR jobbers. tommy angel jobbed a lot. and a-train jobbed a lot to CRUISER WEIGHTS.
koko b.ware[wm3], the moondogs[wwf tag champs] paul roma[four horesman], were all jobbers at some point but were mstly mid carders with several high points. ware is in the hof so its a fucking joke him even being on the list. but otherwise it seems fairly accurate,at least the top two.
Too much flash here to be a true jobber list. Some of these guys (Ware, Roma) had a push at one point and others (Jones, Poffo) were a rung above the typical jobbers. True jobbers (Rivera, Bellomo) never won any matches. Look for a Muraco-Bovee clip on YT. Marshall Bovee is the ultimate jobber - he does nothing whatsoever besides taking his beating. It's priceless jobberishness.
@TheLaresistance Conquistadors were originally around in the 80's, that's clearly not E+C unless one was really fat, they've been played by loads of people through the years including Christopher Daniels back in 2000
What about the Spirit Squad, although Kenny got a push. (And Dolph Ziggler's reincarnation later on.) And also Shane-o Mac's crew from Greenwich, Conn.? I can't come up with their names.
@malawri67 I completely agree. In my opinion, jobbers were guys that were only enhancement talent during their entire career. Paul Roma? Three time WCW tag champion. The Moondogs were champions in the WWF! Someone mentions The Z-Man below. Zenk won titles in WCW and he would have had the WWF tag titles if he had not left. Where are the Tom "Rocky" Stone, Dusty Wolfe, Rusty Brooks, etc. Joe Mirto also comes to mind.
I would have put Johnny Rodz at #1 - they coined the term "Jobber to the Stars" about him. More than half your list were mid-carders, not jobbers. My list would include these names: Rodz, Joe Turco, Pete Doherty, George "Scrap Iron" Gadaski, Jake "Milkman" Milliman, Kenny Jay, Steve Lombardi, Barry Horowitz, Jose Luis Rivera (aka "Mac" Rivera), and Frankie Williams, among others. And don't forget, lots of jobbers became champs - Ric Flair, for example.
@00ghostcobra... he beat S.D Jones one time wit a sunset flip. So I guess that was his finisher...lmao. I seen on WWF (I refuse to use the "E") on demand like two months ago. Think it was best of WWF vol 7 or 8
Dude u 4got Lodi from Ravens Flock. N Iron Mike Sharp shouldve been tried for first cuz he's the only one I remember bein heel on superstars of wrestling then face on wrestling challenge...lol
Mike Jackson and Randy Barbour from Georgia Championship Wrestling+Chic Donavan,Nacho Barrera and Charlie Fulton and Steve Olsonoski should have made this list. Check em out..
@Coreyb1968 Jake Milliman won the Team Challange series Battle Royal for Larry's Legends (Zybyzsko's team) for the million dollars. He was also a fan favorite.
Steve Lombardi is the greatest wrestler to not be a huge star: he busted his ass to make others look good, and I hear he's a great trainer too. God bless him!
Some of these guys were not jobbers (ex. Disco Inferno) and some were jobbers at one time but not for their entire career. Also, I thought the greatest jobber tag team of all time was Bill & Randy Mulkey.
@scotth602 I agree, but some are what would be termed JTTS, or "Jobber To The Stars": they'd beat lesser jobbers, but would job to bigger names (Disco Inferno is a good example).
Better title would have been mid carders and jobbers, considering that many of these guys actually have success intheir careers outside of losing matches.
Three other thoughts: Who is Rocky King? Jose Luis Rivera made the list twice (He was conquisactor # 1, and finally, Paul Roma, are your serious? The only list he should make is Wrestling's number one stooge and asshole!
Rip Rogers, Chick Hearn, Pez Watley, Jerry Flynn, Reno RIggins, "Beautiful" George South, Dwayne Gill, Bob Bradley??????? Guess I got my own list goin here. These guys were true Jobbers to the bone!
Good list. Rodz was the best of the workers. Sharpe and Lombardi were very entertaining. Powers and Roma should not be on the list. The duke of dorchester conspicuous by his absence?!
actuall its paul roma, and he was part of power and glory with hercules hernandez, and hardly a jobber. Now Jim powers was a jobber, and what about leaping lanny poffo??
Um, The Moondogs were tag champs. Hardly jobbers. And you have Jose Luis Rivera in there twice. Well, technically you do. He was 1/2 of the Conquistadors.
How can you not have the Italian Stallion, George South, Shaska Whatley, and Dennis Stamp on this list? INCONCEIVABLE!
BruiserKC 6 days ago
No fair - Rivera was on there twice - he was one of the Conquistadores.
JeddJohnson 1 month ago
koko b ware is no jobber, he shouldnt be on the list
teddykgb33160 2 months ago
Another guy I remember in AWA was 'The Milkman' Jake Milliman. Don't know if I got the last name right but Jake lost majority of his AWA bouts. He had a small streak in a AWA Team Series but mostly lost. A lot.
HSR1978 3 months ago
I would have a hard time putting Paul Roma on there. His career was meh in WWE but he became a horseman in WCW and hooked up with some of the best workers to round out his career. Tagging with Hercules and Mr. Wonderful made him a contender in the tag division in WWF & WCW. Barry Horowitz was my favorite jobber. Self -Pat on the back.
HSR1978 3 months ago
Koko wasnt a real Jobber!!! He fought in many PPV, also big four!
amantar81 3 months ago
Funny that #20(Johnny Ace) is now the general manager of Monday Night Raw. Think About it.
jrswildblood 4 months ago
@megamanmaniac Alex Wright
Omagic29 4 months ago
Add John Morrison to the list now.Shelton Benjamin at one point.Scott Norton,Buff Bagwell,Rikishi,Xpac
Omagic29 4 months ago
@megamanmaniac Obviously you didnt see his Botchamania match with Roma and Jim Duggan.He got worked
Omagic29 4 months ago
I also thought that the Disco Inferno wasn't bad either. He actually won the Television Championship a couple of times. And, who doesn't love Koko B. Ware, aka, "The Birdman." Now, I DO agree that Paul Roma is a jobber. Yes, he did win a tag title with Paul Orndorff and was BRIEFLY a Horseman, but he is well known in ANY wrestling publication to be a jobber and later became a shitty boxer as well.
mcbailey9 4 months ago
I definitely disagree with Alex Wright. He was actually quite talented. But, of course, the "higher ups" in WCW would only put over the "legends" like Hogan, Savage, Sting, Luger, Flair (though, I LOVE Flair), etc. The only young guys that got a chance in WCW were Goldberg and The Giant aka The Big Show. And, he even left his WCW contract a yearly to go to WWF. They didn't give any of the young guns a chance--Jericho, Guerrero, Mysterio, Benoit (I'm just bringing him up for discussion), et
mcbailey9 4 months ago
Lots of these guys were not jobbers, some became jobbers-to-the-stars. The rest were raped by Pat Patterson.
Srd1126 5 months ago
koko be ware wasnt a jobber !
michaelverstraet 5 months ago 8
@michaelverstraet Your right. He became one after joining the WWF of course because Vince knows shit about talent. He was a big star in other areas and was involved in the first scaffold match i believe.
gvader 3 months ago
opinions are like a-holes,everybody has one!
TheJoesousa 6 months ago
Adrian Adonis a jobber?I guess you never watched the AWA when he was part of the East -West connection with Jesse the Body Ventura...former World Tag Team Champions.
seanLeonard1000 6 months ago
No jobber list is complete without the Mulkey Brothers
nnywrestler 6 months ago
lots of this list were not jobbers and any jobber list without mike jackson really has no credibility
prettybear765 6 months ago
How can Koko B. Ware and Johnny Rodz be on that list when they are in the WWE Hall of Fame
66mickfort 6 months ago
Canada's less strongest athlete only Number 5?
True, he beat the number 1, the Brooklyn Brawler.
hanffro 6 months ago
what about the late adian adonis before he got majorly fat and became adorable adrain adonis?
POPACHELLI 6 months ago
where in the hell is chick donavone and mike jackson these two couldn;t win if it was fixed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
homeboyz500 6 months ago
Where the heck is Mike Jackson (NWA), Baron Mikeal Sicluna (WWF), The Mulkey Boys (NWA), Zack Ryder (WWE)
cazprez 7 months ago
I miss good ole Barry Horowitz, always patting himself for a good job well done
dirtleg27 7 months ago
Kenny "Sodbuster" J and George "Scrap Iron" Gadasky, were the best Jobbers in the business. I don't think some of these wrestlers in this video would be considered Jobbers. But it's your video and you can do what you want. Thanks for the drive down memory lane.
Gergie57 7 months ago
Anyone remember Geno Carabello? He was a big time jobber in WWF back in the mid 80's. Always saw him on Saturday afternoon wrestling. He was a face jobber, crowd was always chanting Geno! Geno! Geno! Geno for president! lmao
donaldc5166 7 months ago
You forgot Joey Maggs and The Gambler.....
kcphillyeagles 7 months ago
lol.omg johnny rodz i forgot all bout that dude.he used to lose every week back in early 80s...and poof salvatore bellomo jeez what an insult to us italians he was.
1WhoMee1 7 months ago
Great list. Some went on to bigger and better things. When wrestling became big in the 1980's, we wouldn't have had TV wrestling without them. Good Job!!!
bobloren 8 months ago
Duane Gill! His legendary jobbiness was parodied in the form of Gillberg. C'mon! Oh, and he was one of the employees of the roofer who put a roof on my dad's house.
stanzaverse 8 months ago
@stanzaverse Actually, even though Gillberg didn't make the list, the original incarnation of the Conquistadors (#4) was Duane Gill and his long-time tag team partner Barry Hardy.
ojiisanhikui 4 months ago
don't think most of you know what a jobber is.
chrisis138 8 months ago
Here's a hint to help you out... Jobbers weren't on Wrestlemania / Starcade cards and did not enjoy any title reigns... If you really knew wrestling you would have had T. D. Steele on that list... crap, the only person who is a legitimate on that list is The Brawler...
marzykjones 8 months ago
@marzykjones Holy crap TD Seele? Wasnt that guy in the USWA for a while in the 90s?
kcphillyeagles 7 months ago
You have Jose Luis Rivera in twice. He was also one of the Conquistadors.
cipas01 8 months ago
Great list. TSteve Lombardi deserves the top spot. Johnny Rodz was great though. That guy could make anyone look good in the ring. He had excellent skills and could take a bump.
bunkhouse 8 months ago
LOL in the 90's Wheres the Hardy's they WERE jobbers
HersheyBars81 8 months ago
Missing Tiger Chung Lee, George South, and Mario Mancini. According to Tony Atlas, SD Jones made almost $200K per year during the 80s. A good jobber is hard to find. Being a star, you have to consistantly sell yourself and draw an audience so sometimes a jobber has better job security.
NikoChanth 8 months ago
How about the Thunderfoots?
rosario508 8 months ago
This guy need to find out the definition of a Jobber. The very first guy you put up, Alex Wright was given push after push, he was never anything close to being a Jobber...
Papawill13 8 months ago
Wow, never knew the conquistadors were a real tag-team, I just thought that was the Edge and Christian gimmik they used once or twice. Funny.
geneva1999 8 months ago
I was thinking about Barry O all through this video, and there he was at #3... ahead of IRON MIKE SHARPE!!!!!... what a miscarrage of justice LOL. Iron Mike is the GREATEST jobber of all time!!!!
scottyblades666 8 months ago
Van Hammer wasn't a jobber. He had a winning streak when he had his hippie gimmick. Then he became more serious, wore purple clothes, used the Rock Bottom and won a lot more. Alex Wright was a TV and cruiserweight champion.
If you're going by wrestlers who didn't make it to the main event, you could include other WCW midcarders like Jericho, Finlay, Juventud Guerrera, Jim Duggan, Lash LeRoux and people I could spend all day talking about.
spinemelter2000 8 months ago
IRON MIKE SHARPE!!!
TFlyVersion1 9 months ago
Many of the guys you have listed as jobbers were mid-card wrestlers or what some would call jobbers to the stars. Sure, they didn't win any major titles during their time but they were not in squash matches like many true jobbers are and were there to give the the top wrestlers a run for their money.
VideoCesar07 9 months ago
Mid-carders =/= jobbers. Jobbers are the guys who never won except on a fluke or as part of a storyline. Jobbers were the local guys who put over WWF stars in the area, or the really 'gimmicky' guys like the Brooklyn Brawler or the Goon.
DevilTakeMe 9 months ago
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most these guys were not jobbers. Where is michael saxon, thats a real jobber!
exitthedragon 9 months ago
Some of these guys didnt start off being jobbers,where is Mike saxon?
exitthedragon 9 months ago
Canada's Greatest Athlete Iron Mike Sharpe is robbed again, my all time favorite jobber!
thereagauze 9 months ago 9
@thereagauze i agree 100%, one of the best,and loudest jobbers of all time!!
WinstonThirstkill 9 months ago
@thereagauze Definately entertaining! The way he grunted the whole time, and every movement took soo much effort! lmao!
donaldc5166 7 months ago
I don't see how half these guys are jobbers, and where the hell is Tom "Rocky" Stone or Dennis Stamp? Buck Zumhoffe was a big star in AWA and only did a little jobbing in the 90's for WWF....
stormriderWI 9 months ago
As has been said, many of these guys were not jobbers at all. Just off-hand, Al Snow, Alex Wright, Disco Inferno, Paul Roma, Tugboat, Van Hammer, Koko B Ware,,,,quite a few more.
saladdays0 9 months ago
you forgot hillbilly jim and uncle elmer,Nikali Volkov and jumping jim brunzell.
Darthsinstar 9 months ago
Johnny Ace made it to your list???How can you justify having him on here when his career was cut so short due to his back injury
BAdkins08 9 months ago
The Mulkey's were the absolute epitomy of jobber. Not having them as anything other than #1 on this list is a travesty. When you look up jobber in the wrestling encyclopdia you get a picture of Randy and Bill. As for the top comment that most of these guys weren't jobbers. From what I saw they were all jobbers. The ones you got confused on were just really good at their job and fooled you.
Fektthis 10 months ago
Pat Rose, Mike Jackson, Nasty Ned Beatty, The Mulkey's, Chick Donovan, Johnny Rich,George South, The Gambler,Pete Sanchez,Zane Smith,Bobby Garrett,Bobby Blaine, Bull Pain
bcushing 10 months ago
OMG THE ABOLSUTE WORST JOBBERS OF ALL TIME WERE ....
THE MULKEY BORTHERS FROM OLD NWA AROUND TIME OF EARLY HORSEMAN. OMG ...SO GHASTLY WHITE WITH WHITE BLONDE HAIR & BONE SKINNY. LOST EVERY TIME! THEY SHOULDA BEEN #1 & NOT EVEN ON THIS LIST!
174663738 10 months ago
Watts wasn't a jobber, he was a failed push, its easy to get confused.
UberPage 10 months ago
al snow and the j.o.b. squad specially 2 cold scorpio were much more talented than most of these guys
sadhubabacity 10 months ago
How about the Z-man?
KingJaymo2k11 10 months ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned Pat Rose. I saw Mike Jackson's name mentioned. Jackson and Rose were like the ultimate jobbers in WCW back in the mid 80's. Jackson looked like a construction foreman who decide he wanted to make extra money on the weekends by wrestling!
daillmeskin 10 months ago
Steve King was a jobber for WWF. Before Hulkamania.
popcur 10 months ago
WHERE ARE THE MULLKEYS?!?!?! bill and randy took many an ass whippin to be left off this list.
unclebumble442 10 months ago
agree with most of these i don't think most were planned as jobbers but there lack of something put them in that spot except brooklyn brawler
xionj23 10 months ago
Koko b Ware is a hall of famer! not a jobber.
sweetsap91 11 months ago
what about roddy piper he was a huge heel in his time
ShOrtieMAC919 11 months ago
half of these guys where stars all over until wwe bought out most of the territories in 84
tnadrg1982 11 months ago
Johnny Rodz????
bigscore 11 months ago
Yes I know about Steve O's pushes in the 80's in the AWA and Georgia but I never watched him pin anyone or make them submit. I saw him win by DQ a few times though.
ThePerros72 11 months ago
tony garea - alex wright - koko beware - rene goulet - lanyy poffo the minimum they was midcarders - tony garea multi time tag tema champion with dean ho for 1 - and held other belts in midsouth - and other areas - lanny poffo mids south tag champ with brother randy savage - koko beware was a heal in mid south koko ware was tv champ and awa tag champ with bobby eaton also teamed with steve kiern changed his name for awhile to sweet brown sugar had a big fued with jimmy valiant & jerry lawler.
pmoholland 11 months ago
dale wolfe ..or wolf?....a.k.a. scotty too hotty.
splitlogboy913 11 months ago
@splitlogboy913 um...to the best of my knowledge, Dale Wolfe and Scotty 2 Hotty are 2 different guys. Scotty 2 Hotty's real name is Scott Garland, he came to the WWF as an enhancement talent in 1991 under the name Scott Taylor. In 1998, he adopted the hip-hop gimmick for which he became known, but there was no Dale Wolfe in between.
ojiisanhikui 4 months ago
u forgot dale wolfe... aka... scotty too hotty
he got his ass kicked a lot as a jobber first.. earthquake crushed him and other before him. dale wolfe was a chunky sumbitch back in da day
splitlogboy913 11 months ago
alex wright was no jobber at all,also al snow wasn't a jobber,he was just misused that is all.
burzumaske20 11 months ago
what about george south,the cruel connection,tony suber,and joey maggs.they should be on this list.
erb90us 11 months ago
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what about george south,the cruel connection,tony suber,cougar jay,and joey maggs.they should also be on this list!!!
erb90us 11 months ago
what about george south,the cruel connection,tony suber,cougar jay,and joey maggs.they should also be on this list!!!
erb90us 11 months ago
randy and bill mulkey have to be number 1 on this list!!! its not even close!!!
erb90us 11 months ago
just for your info people #27 Sgt. craig "pitbull" pittman is a COP here in Sevierville,TN now
mikeyg19836969 11 months ago
pretty decent list,but no pat rose?come on man,he wrestled(and lost) to almost everybody back in the 80's.
albiaboy 1 year ago
i was just thinkin of alex wright earlier glad to see someone else remembers him... good vid. man
BluRaven32 1 year ago
Some hits and misses on the list.....some are definitely not jobbers.....for me #1 will always be the Italian Stallion in the old NWA......saw him wrestle Flair a bunch of times and there would always be that point in the match where Flair would have you believe that Stallion was gonna win the title.....but nope.....Figure Four time and another loss for the Stallion.
jays71276 1 year ago
i think that most ppl who make these really dont understnad what a jobber is.
radicalman33 1 year ago
This person or persons who made this must of watched mostly WWF! I give this and the cheezy song a 2 out of a 100 rating and I'm being nice!
Randythewildhorse 1 year ago
@Randythewildhorse Chesse song this wa son the bill board top 10 haha
biff334254 11 months ago
where is Bastion booger one of the greatest jobber
mysticx69 1 year ago
@mysticx69 Bastion Booger is the same as Norman the Lunatic.
tomaselli1977 11 months ago
Where is the Gambler?
sxwrulz 1 year ago
great list of champions
kevinhardy 1 year ago
rip oliver? one of the top 10 in portland wrestling's 80's years...koko b ware...jobber to the stars/jobber on pay per view...whatever. he just did not job to the mid carders. roma was early-in-his-career jobber, moondogs were jobbers in their twilight, you forgot the italian stalion and yes, the armstrongs did become MAJOR jobbers. tommy angel jobbed a lot. and a-train jobbed a lot to CRUISER WEIGHTS.
tommy2tomas88 1 year ago
Charlie Fulton
funbunch2000 1 year ago
Rusty Brooks.
funbunch2000 1 year ago
lol i think barry and the brooklyn brawler are tied as the biggest jobbers lol
erickosuave1 1 year ago
Poor list that includes several mid-carders...mid-carders are NOT jobbers Dude.
ClaudeBenjamin1 1 year ago
@ClaudeBenjamin1 exactly what i said :)
custombrainwave 1 year ago
Okay you DO know what a jobber is right? Most of the these wrestlers have had major titles all over the world.
sexyangelstarr 1 year ago
A real jobber never wins, but still makes it look like oter guy is really haveing to work ,
George South, and Billy Howard were great at it.
slydewinder 1 year ago
You left out the Mulkeys from the 80's
123fatwillie 1 year ago
koko b.ware[wm3], the moondogs[wwf tag champs] paul roma[four horesman], were all jobbers at some point but were mstly mid carders with several high points. ware is in the hof so its a fucking joke him even being on the list. but otherwise it seems fairly accurate,at least the top two.
HogansDisciple 1 year ago
Too much flash here to be a true jobber list. Some of these guys (Ware, Roma) had a push at one point and others (Jones, Poffo) were a rung above the typical jobbers. True jobbers (Rivera, Bellomo) never won any matches. Look for a Muraco-Bovee clip on YT. Marshall Bovee is the ultimate jobber - he does nothing whatsoever besides taking his beating. It's priceless jobberishness.
rb62470 1 year ago
brooklyn brawler is for sure my fav. i might not agree with the whole list but not to bad
antares074 1 year ago
No Mike Boyette?
JMacDaddyFunk 1 year ago
Lots of these guys werent jobbers till they were late in age
creftwf 1 year ago
The Conquistadors (aka Edge and Christian) ain't jobbers
TheLaresistance 1 year ago
@TheLaresistance Conquistadors were originally around in the 80's, that's clearly not E+C unless one was really fat, they've been played by loads of people through the years including Christopher Daniels back in 2000
custombrainwave 1 year ago
What about the Spirit Squad, although Kenny got a push. (And Dolph Ziggler's reincarnation later on.) And also Shane-o Mac's crew from Greenwich, Conn.? I can't come up with their names.
foodiedave 1 year ago
most these guys were not jobbers.
malawri67 1 year ago 24
@malawri67 I completely agree. In my opinion, jobbers were guys that were only enhancement talent during their entire career. Paul Roma? Three time WCW tag champion. The Moondogs were champions in the WWF! Someone mentions The Z-Man below. Zenk won titles in WCW and he would have had the WWF tag titles if he had not left. Where are the Tom "Rocky" Stone, Dusty Wolfe, Rusty Brooks, etc. Joe Mirto also comes to mind.
batmanjwo 9 months ago
and as much as i disagree with him in the hall of fame,koko wasnt a jobber
apauld69 1 year ago
wat about pez whatley,and the greatest jobbers ever the mulkeys 80's nwa
apauld69 1 year ago
You left out Playboy Buddy Rose - WWF days. And perhaps the BIGGEST jobbers of all - The Mulkeys from the NWA!
spyoung777 1 year ago
What about Z man. This top 35 list could be alot better
Masculinewrestlernj 1 year ago
Jerry Flynn?
frogtorch 1 year ago
Seems more like an 80s WWF/E "jobber" list, but a good one nontheless
mickdundee1973 1 year ago
And the Gambler didn't make the list
GlitchMasta 1 year ago
No Reno Riggins?
Trialbyscythe 1 year ago
I would have put Johnny Rodz at #1 - they coined the term "Jobber to the Stars" about him. More than half your list were mid-carders, not jobbers. My list would include these names: Rodz, Joe Turco, Pete Doherty, George "Scrap Iron" Gadaski, Jake "Milkman" Milliman, Kenny Jay, Steve Lombardi, Barry Horowitz, Jose Luis Rivera (aka "Mac" Rivera), and Frankie Williams, among others. And don't forget, lots of jobbers became champs - Ric Flair, for example.
elc1960 1 year ago
Koko B. Ware was not a jobber and you have Jose Luis Rivera, who I'm not sure even won a match, ahead of Koko. Seriousy jobber ranking fail
alex2405777 1 year ago
@alex2405777 Rivera was a lower mid-card guy - beat other jobbers, but always lost to the big names.
elc1960 1 year ago
Firebreaker Chip, wow...
And great top 3. :-)
PrimetimeD 1 year ago
Firebreaker Chip, wow...
PrimetimeD 1 year ago
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How could you forget Wild Bill Snyder
anthony1468 1 year ago
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anthony1468 1 year ago
calling al snow a jobber is a stretch
mrkoolnerd 1 year ago
@00ghostcobra... he beat S.D Jones one time wit a sunset flip. So I guess that was his finisher...lmao. I seen on WWF (I refuse to use the "E") on demand like two months ago. Think it was best of WWF vol 7 or 8
tragedy84 1 year ago
Dude u 4got Lodi from Ravens Flock. N Iron Mike Sharp shouldve been tried for first cuz he's the only one I remember bein heel on superstars of wrestling then face on wrestling challenge...lol
tragedy84 1 year ago
awsome
pladampa 1 year ago
wow how cud u not put virgil on this list
strrb75 1 year ago
why isnt Santiono Marella on this list
100epicManiac 1 year ago
weres bad news brown ?? or beefcake
mcanner25 1 year ago
mulkey bros....
sawyerg13 1 year ago
The moondogs werent al that bad until the 80`s!
sexxyjeff 1 year ago
Mike Jackson and Randy Barbour from Georgia Championship Wrestling+Chic Donavan,Nacho Barrera and Charlie Fulton and Steve Olsonoski should have made this list. Check em out..
ThePerros72 1 year ago
@ThePerros72 Steve Olsonoski Got a pretty decent push in the AWA in the late 80's. He was a fan favorite.
tomaselli1977 11 months ago
definitely not johnny ace. he was one of the top americans in japan for a long time.
matthewrocque 1 year ago
Jake The Milkman Milligan from the AWA
Coreyb1968 1 year ago
@Coreyb1968 Jake Milliman won the Team Challange series Battle Royal for Larry's Legends (Zybyzsko's team) for the million dollars. He was also a fan favorite.
tomaselli1977 11 months ago
Pete Doherty
iceberg508 1 year ago
Great tribute !!!
Toracube 1 year ago
Great video!
miocynar 1 year ago
dwain "gillberg" gill
aidenlynch 1 year ago
What about thunder foot and the Mulkey's???
DeLanoCorleone 1 year ago
Cool! Glad to see someone appreciates the guys that make the "stars" look good! Thanks for putting this together!
southpaw1965 1 year ago
Steve Lombardi is the greatest wrestler to not be a huge star: he busted his ass to make others look good, and I hear he's a great trainer too. God bless him!
yugpud 1 year ago
Some of these guys were not jobbers (ex. Disco Inferno) and some were jobbers at one time but not for their entire career. Also, I thought the greatest jobber tag team of all time was Bill & Randy Mulkey.
scotth602 1 year ago
@scotth602 I agree, but some are what would be termed JTTS, or "Jobber To The Stars": they'd beat lesser jobbers, but would job to bigger names (Disco Inferno is a good example).
yugpud 1 year ago
Why did Brad Armstrong not make the list?
chuckles23451 1 year ago
Sorry Leaping Lanny Has victory over Hulk Hogan and he is one of the greatest in the ring he just had poor mic skills
McStarkiller666 1 year ago
what about "the beach bully" Alex Portoux (sp?)
santamariashark 1 year ago
Van hammer got a pretty big push when he first came in to wcw
supercool9483 1 year ago
you missed Timothy Flowers
3cwe 1 year ago
Better title would have been mid carders and jobbers, considering that many of these guys actually have success intheir careers outside of losing matches.
Three other thoughts: Who is Rocky King? Jose Luis Rivera made the list twice (He was conquisactor # 1, and finally, Paul Roma, are your serious? The only list he should make is Wrestling's number one stooge and asshole!
quietriotfan1976 1 year ago
Where are guys like Rusty Brooks and Jose Luis Riviera..?
Tafkall 1 year ago
@Tafkall Look again - Jose Luis Rivera is on the list.
elc1960 1 year ago
Barry O was awesome !
Wodenz 1 year ago
@Wodenz Barry O was the forgotten Orton (Cowboy Bob Orton son) Randy's brother.
tomaselli1977 11 months ago
I GOT A JOB
AttitudeEra12 1 year ago
Rip Rogers, Chick Hearn, Pez Watley, Jerry Flynn, Reno RIggins, "Beautiful" George South, Dwayne Gill, Bob Bradley??????? Guess I got my own list goin here. These guys were true Jobbers to the bone!
ijdgaf323 1 year ago
Good list. Rodz was the best of the workers. Sharpe and Lombardi were very entertaining. Powers and Roma should not be on the list. The duke of dorchester conspicuous by his absence?!
altoon89 1 year ago
Rock Werner, The Gambler, rip rogers, Jay Sledge = top 10 jobbers
pjay213 1 year ago
Brooklyn Brawler greatest jobber ever! Zack Ryder is catching up though
TNAJeffHardy13 1 year ago
Disco Inferno held a title in WCW. Koko B. Ware in in the WWE Hall of Fame. Paul Romo was only a jobber after he was split from Mr. Wonderful.
msmith42001 1 year ago
@msmith42001
actuall its paul roma, and he was part of power and glory with hercules hernandez, and hardly a jobber. Now Jim powers was a jobber, and what about leaping lanny poffo??
danielkimble1972 1 year ago
or "the Duke of Dorchester" Pete Doherty, whose claim to fame according to Gorilla Monsoon was that he'd won 1 match in 15 years?
Fair2Flair 1 year ago
What about Johnny K-9, George South, the Green Machine, the Mulkeys, the Italian Stallion, and others?
Fair2Flair 1 year ago
very well done i was hoping brawler and horowitz would be 1 and 2 you did not dissapoint!
jerzsteve 1 year ago
these jobbers are the unsung heroes of this glorious profession. bravo to you, sirs
TyraDiddyCombs 1 year ago
Um, The Moondogs were tag champs. Hardly jobbers. And you have Jose Luis Rivera in there twice. Well, technically you do. He was 1/2 of the Conquistadors.
Rockhound6165 1 year ago
Lanny Poffo brother of Macho Man
lowriderrob64 1 year ago
Tony Garea...................
dtw1958 1 year ago
great video
flair420 1 year ago
my heart goes out to these guys
miraeja 1 year ago