A good way to elevate certain jobbers

[mr.onemanband]

I'm still saying would u rather job or not be on tv its called paying. your dues dolph did it edge did jeff matt. x pac and they turned it all right hell mark henry done it to

[Cabers]

Everybody has to pay dues in the wrestling business but some of the guys have been doing it for years now so maybe it is time for another cult stable.

[Jack Newport]

I'm still saying would u rather job or not be on tv its called paying. your dues dolph did it edge did jeff matt. x pac and they turned it all right hell mark henry done it to

"Paying your dues" should be over by the end of your second year in WWE. At that point, management (and the fans) are going to know if your main-event material, mid-card fodder, somewhere in between, or if you'll never amount to anything.

The people that have been jobbing for years will never amount to anything in WWE. Even they know it. A title reign might be given to them once in a blue moon if they stick around long enough, but that's about it.

[Peter Kaymakcian]

"Paying your dues" should be over by the end of your second year in WWE. At that point, management (and the fans) are going to know if your main-event material, mid-card fodder, somewhere in between, or if you'll never amount to anything.

The people that have been jobbing for years will never amount to anything in WWE. Even they know it. A title reign might be given to them once in a blue moon if they stick around long enough, but that's about it.

I don't agree with this because some people blossom later than others. Look at Mark Henry who I'd guarantee that no one thought would get a World title run and now he is a main eventer. Some people just need a gimmick change to really elevate themselves.

[Darkside Ron Garvin]

"Paying your dues" should be over by the end of your second year in WWE. At that point, management (and the fans) are going to know if your main-event material, mid-card fodder, somewhere in between, or if you'll never amount to anything.

The people that have been jobbing for years will never amount to anything in WWE. Even they know it. A title reign might be given to them once in a blue moon if they stick around long enough, but that's about it.

2 years, really?


How long did Macho wrestle before winning the WWF title? (Here's a hint - It was 14 years; 12 years before he even started with the WWF).

How long did Bret Hart "pay his dues" before winning the WWF Belt? (Here's another hint - First Wrestling Match = 1976 ; First WWF match = 1984 ; First title = 1992 - That's 8 years before he touched the WWF Belt)

Oh you want a more modern example? Eddie Guerrero - First Match = 1987 ; First WWE Match = 2000 ; First WWE World Title = 2004.

There is no "set time limit" on when a star can emerge into greatness and to put a 2 year cap from the time a wrestler joined a company to when it was decided to push them into the main event level is limiting great wrestlers like HBK, Kurt Angle, The Rock, Steve Austin, CM Punk, not to mention the fact that you are saying that the likes of Mr. Perfect, Rick Rude, and Roddy Piper were glorified jobbers as they were with the WWF for multiple years and never won the WWF Title. By what you have stated is that the likes of these three, who by a MASSIVE consensus among most wrestling fans in all right should have held the belt at least once, were nothing more than mid-card fodder and those inside the professional wrestling INDUSTRY (not the IWC mind you) who have said that these three men should have held the belt, are all wrong and that your two year rule is right.

[mr.onemanband]

Darkside really i never thought of bret that long thank you. Secondly
yes it is even hhh did it your stupid if you think u don't have to