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Sometimes, jobbing is presented to a wrestler because of the problems and bad working relationship that the wrestler and the owner of the promotion have. At other times, it is a requirement of a wrestler's on-the-job training, learning how to perform in front of a live audience while helping make the
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A slightly higher position is "jobber to the stars" (also known as a "glorified jobber"), which is a wrestler who defeats pure jobbers and mid-carders, but who consistently loses to top-level or up-and-coming stars. This happens after a main-eventer or mid-carder loses their status and is demoted to
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Heavyweight Championship to a 60-minute time limit draw in front of 20,000 people, ended up being a jobber in the WWF, which eventually led to other local promotions to give him a jobber position. A tag-team known as The Undertakers that did well on the independent circuit became jobbers when
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Mexican independent circuit, the star wrestlers with sufficient name recognition to be a draw would travel with their own jobber. Free from televised exposure, the star could beat the same opponent from town to town. Such a jobber could even be
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A job which is presented as being the result of an extremely close, entertaining match, or underhanded tactics on the part of an opponent, will not necessarily tarnish a wrestler's reputation, especially if the situation is presented as one where the wrestler "deserved" to win but was cheated. At
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British Bulldogs (during the "dishonest referee" angle)) before being pushed toward the bottom of the roster's hierarchy; others, such as Mick Foley, would later become main-event wrestlers. Some were given gimmicks of their own, such as Poffo (a poet laureate as a face and as a snobbish
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Jobber is a professional wrestling term used to describe a wrestler who is routinely defeated by main eventers, mid-carders, or low-carders. Most promoters do not use the term because of the negative connotation. Jobbers have been used since the 1950s, and they were popular in promotions of the
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towards the end of their careers. Many of these jobbers to the stars are heels who routinely beat up on face jobbers so as to build up a reputation of being reasonably capable competitors (which makes the stars all the more impressive when they in turn defeat them easily) as well as to earn
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other times a high-profile loss, particularly one which makes the wrestler in question look weak, foolish, or otherwise damages their reputation, might signify certain behind-the-scenes events that have real-life implications on a wrestler. Such a job may mark the end of a
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and were usually more competitive against their opponents, with several of these wrestlers gaining victories. In some cases, a number of these wrestlers had main-event matches at some point (such as Sharpe receiving matches against then-WWF World
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and Trent Knight lost the majority of their matches. However, they usually scored clean victories against other pure jobbers. Wrestlers who worked as jobbers for WWE were also employed as jobbers in WCW during this period.
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675:Antonio Peña
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2180:called The
2115:Curt Hennig
2019:Ted DiBiase
1965:P.J. Walker
1953:Ted DiBiase
1939:Razor Ramon
1900:The Gambler
1884:Dale Veasey
1836:Dusty Wolfe
1828:S. D. Jones
1820:Mike Sharpe
1800:The Shadows
1792:Scott Casey
1784:Barry Hardy
1764:Brady Boone
1760:Lanny Poffo
1654:job cleanly
1650:jobbing out
1526:Mock combat
1303:Box y Lucha
1296:Botchamania
1267:Video games
1250:George Luks
1210:Comic books
1147:Match types
1068:Backyarding
1016:Shoot style
989:Lucha libre
983:Intergender
906:Puerto Rico
901:New Zealand
838:Cody Rhodes
823:Kenny Omega
774:Randy Orton
715:Vince Russo
685:Paul Heyman
616:Akira Maeda
531:Harley Race
492:Verne Gagne
433:Jack Pfefer
423:Toots Mondt
413:Frank Gotch
2595:Grand Slam
2517:House show
2502:Dirt sheet
2428:2009-03-12
2403:2019-03-10
2364:2008-08-03
2324:2017-03-27
2285:2007-11-05
2260:2007-11-05
2236:References
2230:Tomato can
2147:Hardy Boyz
1844:Tim Horner
1818:), "Iron"
1788:Mick Foley
1780:Duane Gill
1672:Definition
1571:Luta Livre
1566:Lancashire
1561:Submission
1531:Pankration
1473:Promotions
1338:Power Slam
1331:OSW Review
1231:Paintings
1142:House show
1090:Dirt sheet
971:X Division
749:Kurt Angle
710:Scott Hall
705:Kevin Nash
630:Ted Turner
601:Hulk Hogan
546:Giant Baba
526:Terry Funk
497:Karl Gotch
487:Blue Demon
438:Jim Londos
197:1980s boom
87:newspapers
2661:Ring girl
2552:Ring name
2537:Promotion
2194:Road Dogg
2162:Ric Flair
2131:Paul Roma
2027:Lex Luger
1896:Joe Gomez
1662:carpenter
1478:Rivalries
1227:Magazines
1162:Ring name
856:Australia
850:By region
833:Nick Khan
828:Tony Khan
779:John Cena
695:Bret Hart
581:Big Daddy
571:Ric Flair
502:RikidĹŤzan
448:Lou Thesz
2681:Category
2666:Tag team
2373:cite web
2302:Archived
2214:See also
2164:for the
2158:Siva Afi
2096:Triple H
1824:Von Krus
1702:adorable
1683:squashed
1576:Pehlwani
1488:TV shows
1172:Tag team
1042:Concepts
1010:Puroresu
978:Hardcore
725:The Rock
650:Jim Ross
507:Stu Hart
467:El Santo
428:Ed Lewis
144:a series
142:Part of
2651:Manager
2527:Kayfabe
2512:Gimmick
2487:Blading
2480:General
2174:Al Snow
2068:Jobbers
1992:Twitter
1935:The Kid
1772:Barry O
1698:lovable
1658:jobbers
1646:jobbing
1638:kayfabe
1588:Theatre
1546:Amateur
1483:Rosters
1194:Culture
1105:Gimmick
1100:Kayfabe
1073:Blading
1047:Attire
1030:Women's
861:Bolivia
803:CM Punk
789:MĂstico
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169:History
101:scholar
2624:People
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1551:Catch
1468:Moves
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1152:Music
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891:Japan
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737:2000s
635:Sting
623:1990s
108:JSTOR
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2641:Face
2585:Belt
2542:Push
2532:Mask
2507:Feud
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