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When people say a guy was a "nobody" in wrestling, its all relative. Its like saying a pro athlete is a bum. Sure they are talented, making to the pros of almost any sport shows you are very talented, but when people talk about pro wrestlers, and yopu speak about guys who never made it past the first match its fair to say they are "nobodies". Its nothing against them as workers or as people, its just that in the grand scheme of things they are nobodies.
Jeff Jarrett wont be remembered 20 years from now except by the most hardcore of fans. Nash will always be remembered because he played a major role both in front of and behind the curtain.
The story of the unknown worker or whatever is interesting, but you have to take these things wityh a grain of salt. There's nothing worse than a guy who barely could make it to dark matches on WWE talking about how great they were and how they were underused. Everyone says that, and while its true some guys get overlooked, a lot of times these guys just dont have the talent to make it past the indies. Were this guys promos really "great" or were they just great in his mind? hard to say. Wrestling is a tough business, and quite frankly its nearly impossible to be a really nice guy and make it to the top. Very few have been able to do that.
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