who was the best jobber of all time?
 

and, GO!

Tom Rocky Stone

Tatanka

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I was always partial to George South.

Tommy Angel was good too.

juvi

http://jkwrestling.com/wp-content/up...y-horowitz.jpg

or




http://www.worldwrestlinginsanity.co...s/1/sharpe.jpg

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Didn't he beat Jake the Snake via dq on superstars once?

Paul "I Made The Fucking Four Horsemen" Roma

Jim Powers

Gillberg

Mikey Whipwreck

Barry Horowitz

Tie between Iron Mike Sharpe and Jumpin Jerry Flynn

Based on the numerous terrible WCW PPV's I've been watching I'm gonna say Jerry Flynn

I hate Zack Ryder..

he was a jobber in MMA also

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The very first match on the very first live show I ever went to had Barry Horowitz in it playing heel. But there was still a guy in the crowd who had his back. During the match he was yelling "You got him, Barry! You got him right where you want him!". Barry would yell out to get some heat, "Now it's time to go to school!". The one-man-cheer-squad answered, "You take him to school, Barry! You know how to do it!". Finally Barry yelled out to the guy, "SHUT UP!!!" There was a 5 second pause, then the guy did a total heel turn. "Barry sucks! Barry's a fairy!"

It was hilarious and it was my first introduction to live professional wrestling. Therefore, the winner is clearly Barry Horowitz.

Brooklyn Brawler

Mean Street Posse 4 Life

If Bryan ended up losing at WM30 I would have said DB

Idk if that was a sarcastic post but losing a main event match at WM does not make you a jobber at all...

Triple H because whenever he loses, it changes the history of wrestling forever.

Mikey was hardly a jobber.

He's a former ECW World Heavyweight Champion.

The correct answer is The Genius, also NormanSmiley your sig kicks ass.

Came in to say the same thing.

Big Bully Busick looked like Don Muraco with a mustache. Very bullish for a jobber to the stars.

Ron Cumberledge
He even lost to Steve Lombardi err Abe "Knuckleball" Schwartz

I'd say Barry Horowitz, Brooklyn Brawler, or the Repo Man

No votes for Skinner, eh?

L.A. Gore.

Heath Slater

No, he actually had a few more victories than you'd think. I legit thought he came straight from the swamp to wrestle

undertaker

You disgust me. :nono:

Throwing my hat in for Shane-O-Mac.. Not quite sure if he classified as a jobber, but he sure as shit did some amazing stuff in losses

Steve Blackman.....


Although, he's no Scott Norton.