WWE's Greatest Low Card Wrestler?

[THEpapachamp]

Who in the WWE is your favorite Low-card or jobber?
Who does there job best as a jobber?
Who within the year will make it to Upper or Mid-card level?

(Not including any NXT rookies)

 

[Mac Attack]

I was slightly saddened to see no Santino on the poll because he is my favorite jobber.

Santino no matter what he is doing finds ways to appeal to the WWE. He constantly gets a great ovation from the crowd for being the best he can be whenever and wherever. He also has done a lot that other jobbers have never done. He is not afraid to step down and jokingly enter the divas realm (Miss Wrestlemania.) He has no problem making comical matches/promos even if it doesn't get him anywhere near a title (Except Tagt Team.) He also is actually quite a technically sound wrestler. His matches are always a pleasure to watch and at any moment you feel he has the ability to win it (Singles Matches.) He does the best job jobbing because he does it in a way that excites the WWE universe. No other superstar can say they do that when they job. He might get his ass kicked but makes us laugh when doing it. That is so much more fun to watch then a local talent getting manhandled.

The next jobber to go into the midcard I would say would be chavo guerrero. The reason being is that he has been a WWE employ for a long time now and his career might be coming to an end soon and face it they have to allow him to go out with a bang being a Guerrero. I think we will see a temporary push for him before he ultimately leaves.

 

[DJ_Bailey_92]

Santino is my favorite i cant remember a jobber getting 1 of the top ovations in the company like Santino(u remember how loud the crowd was when the refs found out he wasnt eliminated from the rumble) as said for being a jobber he's pretty technically sound & can put on a good match. that and the guy is a comic genius

 

[The Ram]

My top 3 from your list is William Regal, Goldust, and Chavo reason being that all 3 had the potential to be bigger then they are. William Regal dropped the ball, Goldust left the company all the time and Chavo.... I'm not sure what's the deal with him. I voted for Goldust though because he is most personal favorite and he actually can hav good matches. His golden days (no pun intended) were definetly in the 90's and Booker T and Goldust was just classic I still watch their videos on facebook. I also like him because in no way shape or form is he let his father really be that recognized in his career. Secondly William Regal is good on the mic and his General Manager run was a highlight of his career for me. He was General Manager run was on when I just started watchin wrestling and I didn't even know he used to be a wrestler. Regal seemed to be in for a push but... Things didn't work out (Drugs ruin careers people). Then lastly Chavo. He is just entertaining to me. When he went to ECW he started to shine but after that and la familia he just went down. But I enjoy it when he's on tv (not facing Hornswoglle).

 

[THEpapachamp]

Santino no matter what he is doing finds ways to appeal to the WWE. He constantly gets a great ovation from the crowd for being the best he can be whenever and wherever. He also has done a lot that other jobbers have never done. He is not afraid to step down and jokingly enter the divas realm (Miss Wrestlemania.) He has no problem making comical matches/promos even if it doesn't get him anywhere near a title (Except Tagt Team.) He also is actually quite a technically sound wrestler. His matches are always a pleasure to watch and at any moment you feel he has the ability to win it (Singles Matches.) He does the best job jobbing because he does it in a way that excites the WWE universe. No other superstar can say they do that when they job. He might get his ass kicked but makes us laugh when doing it. That is so much more fun to watch then a local talent getting manhandled

Only reason I didn't add Santino to the list was because even tho technically he is a jobber, in no way is he low-card.

Santino gets as much TV time as the top Wrestlers.

I was aiming toward those who truly job and get next to none tv time

 

[LegendKiller716]

Who in the WWE is your favorite Low-card or jobber?

My favorite low card jobbers are Ryder and Hawkins. I wish WWE would push them or re-team them....so much wasted talent.

Who does there job best as a jobber?

Goldust, Regal, and Chavo do the best job at being jobbers. They have been around so long and they have no ego. They love the business and they are grateful to be there. They are all solid wrestlers and they do a good job of putting over other talent...even if that talent is Hornswaggle. They aren't guys who think they "deserve" the title, they know they aren't main guys, but they also know how important they are.

Who within the year will make it to Upper or Mid-card level?

Masters and Reks are gonna make it to the mid card this year. They have been doing great on Superstars and I think they are both in line for a push.

 

[The 1-2-3 Killam]

I think Chavo does his job the best because he's the only jobber with a real history (I'm not counting Goldust or Regal because they aren't around currently). Beating Chavo may seem easy, but he's one of the best talents in the WWE, and whenever I see him I think of the good ole' Cruiserweight days.

Also, I wouldn't throw DiBiase to that level just yet. Nobody with his look and family heritage will ever be a permanent jobber... Granted Chavo's been doing it for awhile... But I don't think they've given up on him, I think they've just changed focus during the Mania season and he wasn't a part of their plans.

 

[hollowpoint]

I voted Ted Debiase. He has the tools to make it to the next level and with his former partner starting to branch out and get some shine, maybe he will get some too.

 

[escapa619]

I would say both Zack Ryder and Darren Young.

Zack is amazingly entertaining, whether it is backstage, on the mic, or especailly in the ring. He is athletic and can show amazing skills against his opponents. He is even getting a boost from John Cena on twitter every week. All he needs is that big push on RAW

Darren Young need to stick to a gimmick that works for him. He has an amazing in-ring instinct, and alot of athletic ability. He could be bigger and better than Drew McIntyre, if he perfected his craft and got some help on the mic, he could be pushed to the upper-midcard level

 

[thegreekhero]

Did anyone forget about Evan Bourne? Even though he does a good job being a jobber because he can damn-well sell most moves, I think he has to much talent to be a low carder. Im not saying be a World Champ because that'll never happen, but at least he deserves an IC or US title run.

My choice is Evan Bourne.

 

[I Suck Ass]

Mine would totally be Zack Ryder. Why? His Youtube show. It has got to be one of the funniest things I have ever seen. I love the way he interacts with the fans via the internet, and when he wrestles, he just oozes charisma.

 

[TheOrtonRevolution]

Of all time, I would say Funaki. He was actually pushed for a while as Cruiserweight Champion, and then plump. Then they went to his Kung Fu Naki gimmick, but only for a few weeks. He loved being in the WWE and really didn't care where he was.

Right now, I would say Goldust or Regal. Both need some sort of title be4 they are sent off.

 

[Cena's #1 In My Heart]

Evan Bourne aint a jobber, the guy was main eventing with John Cena.. he's just coming back from injury and has no place in WM.

Santino ain't a jobber, the guy is a multi time Tag Team and Intercontiental Champion. Also part of the best Tag Team in the WWE besides The Corre.

 

[Zangash]

Trent Barretta. Off of pure wrestling ability alone. Give the guy some time to work on his mic work, buff him out, and make him scream and tell awful jokes and we'll have our next 10 time WWE champion.

 

[Jason Scene]

William Regal, due to two facts.

One, he shouldn't be a jobber at all, seeing as he's one of the best wrestlers in the company and one of the best villians. He's a former WWE Intercontinental, European and Tag Team Champion as well as King of The Ring 2008. He trained Bryan Danielson, who for the longest time and possibly still is recognized, as the best wrestler in the world.

And two, I just find him entertaining. When he was a pro on NXT, whenever they gave William Regal the microphone he'd fucking make you laugh within words, maybe it's the accent or just the fact that it was Regal, but the dude is entertaining.

Great wrestler, has left a legacy and is a funny dude.

 

[rennlc]

I gotta go with Evan Bourne. He is a jobber but calling him that given his ability to put on a show, sell moves, and ultimately make his opponents look good is no insult.

 

[cynic]

can't vote on the poll so I'll give my picks here.
William Regal - may not have 'the look' but a great in ring technician. Can be a great heel with the right storyline and occasionally provides some great comedy moments. He's also one of those jobbers (I hate the phrase enhancement talent) that still wins enough matches to make a victory over him actually mean something.
Honourable mention to Chavo as well purely for the fact that he should be an upper mid carder in my opinion

 

[Shakin' Abe]

I'm like many and say Santino should be on the list. Even though he's held some belts, his job is comedic relief for sure. He's got some chops but will probably forever be a mid carder.

 

[TheManOf1004Holds]

Favorite: A threeway tie between Chris masters- Looks awesome physically and his in ring work has gotten wayyy better, Yoshi Tatsu- Im not really sure why i like him...maybe its his rad mullet, and Zack Ryder- Mainly because he's Zack Ryder.

Greatest Jobber- Definetly Chavo Guerrero, he's jobbed to just about everyone you can think of.

Midcard/Upper- I would say that Ryder, DiBiase, and Masters all have a good chance just because they all have solid in ring work, are physically great, and have age on there side. If i had to choose one, id go with masters. I think he could be a very great US champion if given the oppertunity.