Favorite Jobber type Talent from 93~now???

[hankamania83]

Easy, who is your favorite low card talent from 93 to Now??? I dont mean guys like Mike Sharp and the Brooklyn Brawler or Barry Horwitz, I just mean guys who never became anything but a low end side act.


Mine, may be Doink the Clown, I just liked his finisher ( the whoopi cushion) & Dink was cool too.

My current favorite may be Mr. Woo Woo Woo himself Zach Ryder

[Rich Cranium]

Primo Colon FTW!

[IPEEINTHESHOWER]

Hello SHOWERHEADS and SPRINKLERS of all ages. Please allow me to give my infinite wisdom on this matter. Great topic hank first of all. My favorite jobber is hard to narrow down to just one. I guess I will go with Eugene and Carlito will be a close second. Why Eugene your asking, well its because he was entertaining. That's the whole point. IPEEINTHESHOWER loves the underdog and he certainly was just that. His gimmick was he couldn't do basic things but when he got into the ring he would emulate his favorite stars. Some people feel his "mentally challenged" character was an insult but I feel it gave people hope. When he did the "Hogan leg drop" or "rock bottom" everyone was cheering for him. He was one of those characters that you just wanted to win.

As for Carlito, His finisher "the backstabber" is one of my all time favorite moves. Plus I laughed my arse off when he spit that apple in peoples faces. Simply put, he was cool.

[samoan619]

Yoshitatsu, he beat up Sheamus in real life and youtube the name Naofumi Yamamoto and you'll see why Yoshitatsu is so great... Also The Usos are jobbers that I like, especially seeing their double team moves on FCW..

[hankamania83]

I too loved Euegen, and you explained perfectly why Mr. IpeeIntheShower.... But I dont consider Carlito a jobber, he was a ic champ and a tag champ above that he was a fan favorite at one time... But I will say the last time he was seen he was jobbin it up, so I guess I can see why you would say that.

Norman Smiley, can anyone say he wasnt an awesome jobber?

Usos still have time, I will hope a day comes that they can be unchained and shine.

[Leggo]

Shelton benjamin, I know the guy won ic and us titles, but he could have been pushed further than this IMO.

And hank, I have to say that the best jobber of all time has to be Brooklyn brawler! Quality...

[hankamania83]

Shelton benjamin, I know the guy won ic and us titles, but he could have been pushed further than this IMO.

And hank, I have to say that the best jobber of all time has to be Brooklyn brawler! Quality...

Your right about the Brawler, he was the best of all time. The reason I didnt want to mention guys like him and Barry Horwitz, and Mike Sharp is cause in about 93 the role of the jobber changed. Jobbers became stars to make every match more legit.

But Shelton is not a jobber, nor is Carlito. Even if they were deligated to the bottom of the roster, they were far too talented and successful to even be considerd jobbers as a joke.

I cant consider anyone who won a belt a jobber, not even Al Snow, Crash Holly, or Paul London.
And even though Goldust is a jobber now I dont think of him that way.
What about some WcW jobbers?? Lodi and Riggs from the flock. Hugh Morris, Fit Finlay.

[damianbaker1992]

hugh morris and fit finlay weren't jobbers at all! lol

[thedag]

i pick bourne.

[hankamania83]

hugh morris and fit finlay weren't jobbers at all! lol

Well you might be right, but my only argument is their whole careers they were stepping stones, they were legit names that got other guys over. IMO that is the definition of a jobber (since 1993) before 93 the jobbers were hardly legit names. (aside from Brawler)
Do you disagree?