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       The Night of Jobbers Past
   DIR By: SheriffLonestar
       Date: November 9, 2013, 3:39 pm
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       With ECIII bringing back the most underrated role in pro
       wrestling history, time to look back at the good old days of
       endless TV tapings, TV shows with no discernible end or point.
       Gordon Solie AND Jim Ross commentating on some of the worst
       matches ever seen! The cheapest tights you ever saw! Wonder at
       the men with no offense, I give you The Jobbers!
       Cactus Jack in an early WCW match very early in his career, back
       when he was a bump taking maniac. Here he tags with Nasty Ned,
       the prototypical WCW jobber. No maneuvers and seemingly a black
       hole of charisma. However boy could he sell, and he worked his
       facial expressions magic to get Ranger Ross over. Amazingly this
       lasted ten minutes.
  HTML http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuyAt0KkIjo
       Hey its Paul Heyman and Jim Ross showing how great they always
       where, just before Sid destroys the awesomely terrible Lee
       Scott. You have to wait a little while, because its some serious
       business with Dick Slater and Sting then you have the most
       awesome closeline ever. Lee Scott rather smartly went on to be a
       referee.
  HTML http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9YE47uixYs
       There are literally hundreds of jobber matches involving Sid.
       This one is especially good as its only 2 minutes long, and they
       EDITED THE BAD STUFF OUT! Clearly not Danny Deese's fault as his
       major offensive maneuver was taking his robe off.
  HTML http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0hXtZjfdYE
       This list wouldn't be complete without my fave jobber in WCW
       ever, Rick Fargo. He always seemed to be in with The Steiners.
       Basically because he was a thick set kind of dude and The
       Steiners back then could only have matches with bags of cement,
       they tended to hurt regular people. The Steiners made stuff up
       as they went along, being their patsy was no easy task. Fargo's
       wonderful expressions didn't have to go to far to register pain.
  HTML http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beLkuduZS98
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