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Post by BeerGeek on Dec 25, 2013 22:57:16 GMT -5
Over the course of time I will be posting various Journeymen/Jobbers/Ham and Eggers/Preliminary Wrestlers/Curtain Jerkers/Enhancment Talent/Oh You get the picture. Here is my first ... Barry Hardy (wrestled through the late 80's and early 90s as enhancement talent for various companies including WWF and WCW, and even briefly with ECW, was a frequent tag team partner of the man who went on to be known as Gillberg) Attachments:Barry Hardy.zip (5.18 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Dec 25, 2013 23:04:04 GMT -5
Barry O (A.K.A. Barry Orton) The son of Bob Orton, Sr., younger brother of Bob Orton, Jr. and uncle of Randy Orton. His career however was not without controversy as he's often made several accusations against WWF/WWE in the past Attachments:BARRY O.zip (5.67 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Dec 25, 2013 23:10:52 GMT -5
Jake Milliman (Best known for his days working as enhancement talent for Verne Gagne's AWA, although he did have a couple of job matches in the WWF as well), Known by his nickname Jake "The Milkman" Milliman. Attachments:Jake Milliman.zip (4.95 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Dec 25, 2013 23:16:05 GMT -5
Mario Mancini (probably one of the most requesting job guys in the history of TNM, so I decided to make an export of the elusive Mr. Mancini) Attachments:Mario Mancini.zip (5.6 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Dec 25, 2013 23:19:04 GMT -5
Joe Mirto (a somewhat well known job guy from the early to mid 1980s in the WWF) Attachments:Joe Mirto.zip (5.28 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Dec 25, 2013 23:23:24 GMT -5
Last but not least (for today anyway) Tommy Angel Attachments:Tommy Angel.zip (5.49 KB)
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Post by MarkusAEW on Dec 26, 2013 7:33:46 GMT -5
Nice, good job!  |
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Post by JoshiQ on Dec 29, 2013 9:49:21 GMT -5
Cool idea! Definitely going to put some of these to use in the Universe.
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Post by BeerGeek on Dec 30, 2013 10:49:41 GMT -5
Well, I have 6 more for you today, and will post them three at a time on two separate posts Well, here they are.... The first one is long time NWA/WCW job guy Bob Cook, although he had some job matches with the WWF, he is best known as a NWA/WCW job guy since it's where he spent most of his time The second guy was a regional wrestler from the Atlanta area (although he was billed as being from Dallas, TX) who held regional titles but was mostly used as a jobber to the stars in WCW, Frankie Lancaster. The third and final guy from the first set is probably the most "famous" of them all. It's Frankie Williams, the same Frankie Williams that appeared on that infamous episode of Piper's Pit in the 80's and got Punked out by Piper. |
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Post by BeerGeek on Dec 30, 2013 10:59:04 GMT -5
Well, here is the second lot of today's guys... The first one is a rather well known WWF job guy from the 80s (although he did get a MINOR push as the masked Golden Terror, managed by Lou Albano), It's The Duke of Dorchester himself, Pete Doherty. The second guy is another Pete, and a long time WWF journeyman. He worked job matches for WWF from the 70's up to the early 1990s, and was known for having a very hairy chest, Pete Sanchez. The third (or should I say sixth) and final export of the day... Well, another well known 80's WWF enhancement guy: Terry Gibbs |
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Post by BeerGeek on Jan 27, 2014 4:42:33 GMT -5
Former 70's and 80's Memphis territory journeyman Keith Eric. Attachments:Keith Eric.zip (5.54 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Mar 15, 2014 13:26:15 GMT -5
Just realized that it's been a while since I added anyone new... So here you go The first one is 80's WWF journeyman Gino Carabello (he quietly went away in the late 80s-early 90s) The second one was probably one of the most well known job guys in Verne Gagne's AWA during the 70s and throughout most of the 80s Ladies(if there are any) and Gentlemen, I give you Sodbuster Kenny Jay. Attachments:Gino Carabello.zip (5.17 KB)
Kenny Jay.zip (5.09 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Mar 15, 2014 18:29:07 GMT -5
In this thread, it's not about Wrestlemania, it's not about Hulk-a-mania, it's all about MULKEYMANIA Here they are, in all their splendor, Bill and Randy, the Mulkey Brothers... Attachments:Mulkey Brothers.zip (5.44 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Mar 18, 2014 17:57:56 GMT -5
Speaking of NWA journeymen, how can you not think of this man... George South is up next. He still competes in various indies in the south and his son George Jr is now also a wrestler... A good, solid worker despite being a journeyman. He was like a Southern Iron Mike Sharpe. Attachments:George South.zip (5.52 KB)
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Post by BeerGeek on Feb 8, 2022 1:55:31 GMT -5
After a recent post asking for jobbers. I've decided to revive this old thread by making some more. Today I have a wrestler who primarily worked as enhancement talent for the WWF during the 80s. The guy did have some wins over some "lesser" job talent. He did have one major win of sorts though. Here is the man that was involved in the infamous 1985 "phantom submission" match against David Sammartino. It's "Big" Ron Shaw Ron Shaw.tnm (21.41 KB) |
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Post by BeerGeek on Feb 16, 2022 3:31:05 GMT -5
Here is an export file with several "enhancement talent" at least as they were primarily used in a lot of larger promotions. This pack includes the following: Al Navarro: (mid to late 80s WWF heel jobber, had one WCW match against Sting, one of the jobbers trained by Moolah) Don Driggers: (mid to late 80s WWF babyface jobber, his only win was a house show win over heel jobber Al Navarro, like Navarro, Driggers was also trained by Moolah) Rico Federico: (mid to late 80s jobber, primary as a babyface, did have some wins here and there as he was a solid worker, trainer of former WCW wrestler Prince Iaukea. Federico himself was trained by Boris Malenko) Jim Gorman: (primarily a mid to late 80s babyface WWF jobber very basic job guy that just took bumps for the most part) Trent Knight: (late 80s to early 90s wrestler who split his time jobbing for both WWF and NWA/WCW. Did have some mild success in some smaller territories. Has alternated between working as both a heel and a face) Tommy Sharpe: (also worked as both Randy Sharpe and Tom Sharpe) Enhancement talent that started in 1979 wrestling for various territories. Wrestled for the WWF in 1986 and 1987 under all the various names mentioned. Was Honky Tonk Man's first opponent after he turned heel. He did have some early success including both a time limit draw and a victory over a young Butch Reed in 1979 in CSW. Aside from his WWF gigs, he primarily worked for CSW, MMP, SLWC, and Tri-State Dave Barbie: Mid to late 80s heel jobber. Worked on and off for both WWF and NWA/WCW (primarily under as mask as The Russian Exterminator) as well as Calgary Stanpede between 1984 and 1987. His first known match on WWF television was against Gama Singh during Singh's brief run with the company. Ben Alexander: One of several wrestlers to use "The Golden Terror" gimmick in his career. Wrestled from 1978 to 1986, mostly for the NWA territories. Was primarily a brawler but did have a decent dropkick in his arsenal. Cougar Jay: Squash jobber that primary worked for NWA/WCW (but also a couple of matches for WWF, one against Ted DiBiase and another a tag team match against The Rougeaus) between the years 1986 and 1999. Was trained by Gene Anderson, Swede Hanson, and Wahoo McDaniel. Tim Patterson: Not to be confused with Canadian wrestler Rick Patterson, who also at one point wrestled under the name Tim Patterson, and also one of the guys who worked as Leatherface in Japan, this guy was a California based wrestler who wrestled primarily as enhancement talent for various promotions including the WWF, the AWA, amongst other. He also worked under the names Spitfire Patterson, Mercenario I, and Bouny Hunter in various promotions. Solid worker despite being a journeyman. He did have some degree of success in Mexico as well. Enhancement Talent Pack1.tnm (29.66 KB) |
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Post by BeerGeek on Feb 17, 2022 17:27:28 GMT -5
Here's a slight update to Cougar Jay from my export pack (I forgot to put in his stats) Cougar Jay.tnm (20.54 KB) |
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