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Be a jobber in WWE. Would you do it?
- Thread starter Radical
- Start date
The Life Of Pablo Ren
I know my name/avi/sig don't match.
That's awesome!I did it
Several times.
Of course it was WAY back in the early 90's and I was just starting out. Enjoyed the hell out of it.
Never famous by the way. Just thought it was a fun topic to respond to.
But I take it that was a paid-per-appearance type thing? I think the OP is asking would you sign an exclusive yearly contract with them just to be a jobber?
Back during that time?
No I wouldn't have taken a deal to do that only. I had aspirations of "making it" and had it drilled into my head to do jobs a few times was one thing as long as you spaced it out. Atleast on that level. When I was brought in the first year you lose everytime out anyway unless you're another Andre the Giant or someone that REALLY stands out
It was $150 per match for New York and Atlanta paid $300 for a while and then dropped it to $150.
No I wouldn't have taken a deal to do that only. I had aspirations of "making it" and had it drilled into my head to do jobs a few times was one thing as long as you spaced it out. Atleast on that level. When I was brought in the first year you lose everytime out anyway unless you're another Andre the Giant or someone that REALLY stands out
It was $150 per match for New York and Atlanta paid $300 for a while and then dropped it to $150.
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