Jobbers Of The Week WWE Network We’ve got a lot of jobbers to get through this week, so we might as well start with possibly the greatest jobber to ever lace up a pair of boots, Iron Mike Sharpe ...

Here’s what you missed 27 years ago on WWF Superstars for September 12, 1992. WWF Championship Title Change Of The Week WWE Network whoa - Rick Flair Before we get to the Jobbers of the Week, we ...

Good looking, strong and full of energy. For about three minutes. Powers was a fresh young kid in the WWF who was one of their better jobbers in the 1980s.

That's right, Mick was initially known as Jack Foley during four of his first five jobber matches for the WWF in 1986. In 1987, he received another extras gig, but someone had the bright idea to ...

Appalling absurd wrestling fact ? 80's WWF jobber Mark Young used a piece of stock music called 'Touch of Evil' in his short WWF 1989 run. Anyway, it was done by Chris Tsangarides who used the ...

In the late '80s, Horowitz became the WWF’s most prominent jobber. Horowitz faced the likes of Randy Savage, Bam Bam Bigalow and Mr. Wonderful himself, Paul Orndorff.

These nobodies even took on a name of their own…jobbers. As in, "they went in and did their job and lost." The WWE (née WWF) is bringing Superstars back, and it's set to land on WGN.

Having spent some more time with WWF Smackdown 2: Know Your Role, I'd like to illustrate some of the details that endear it to me so much. Specifically, I'd like to focus on a couple of wrestlers ...

His fate had been somewhat different in the fed. There, Credible was jobber PJ Walker between 1993-1994. A full time contract followed, so Walker was turned into "Portuguese Man O'War" Aldo Montoya.