Top 10 Greatest Jobbers in Professional Wrestling History
Written by Wade Needham

#10 - Val Venis
Val Venis makes the list at the 10 spot, because although he is a former Intercontinental Champion, he has become the #1 jobber for the RAW crew since 2002.  You know you're a jobber when you don't get television time but once a year, and Jim Duggan gets more wins than you now days.

#9 - Jim Duggan
While his career in the 80s was fairly decent, the man jumped to WCW and became a jobber, and now in the twilight of his career he's known to be THE man to "enhance" talent.  Heck, Jim Duggan was pulled out of a tag title match and replaced with Michael Cole in 2008, if that doesn't scream jobber then I don't know what does!

#8 - Virgil
Perhaps the greatest part of his career was being the lackey of Million Dollar Man Ted DiBease. Once he broke loose, he got the one up on Teddy, but soon jobbed his way from WWF to WCW where he was even a jobber in the lower tier of the nWo Black/White. Ever seen the photo of Virgil's booth at a fan fest for autographs? That's proof enough for Virgil to appear on the list!

#7 - Dennis Knight
A former WWF Tag Team Champion who then became the whipping boy of the Ministry of Darkness. Even teamed with Viscera, they were on the losing end of things for a long time. My final argument? The man had sexual relations with a turkey on a Thanksgiving episode of SmackDown...

#6 - Barry Horowitz
This man is so much of a jobber, that in the Summer of 1995 they decided to run a program with Horowitz and Chris Candido in the WWF where Horowitz was trying to shake off the jobber image, and finally gain a win. Despite one of the worst losing records in WWF history, you have to admire his will to never give up. Not to mention his Josh Tariff type music rocked!

#5 - Sho Funaki
SmackDown! #1 Announcer! WadeNeedham.com #5 Jobber! The only success this man felt in the WWF was the first month he came in during the Summer of 1998 with the other boys of Kaientai. Once Taka joined the group, everything went to hell...INDEED! Squash anybody?

#4 - Duane Gil
How can you have a jobber list, and not mention Duane Gil? This man was a replica Bill Goldberg, but with the opposite win/loss record. While Goldberg asked who's next, Gillberg often asked who's first? When your entire character is based off jobbing, it's safe to say you're one of the best.

#3 - Brooklyn Brawler
I might get heat for not having the Brawler as my #1, but win you capture a victory of Triple H on a RAW when he holds a title, you're not exactly considered to be an amazing jobber anymore. You're a jobber with a horse shoe up your ass. Steve Lombardi has been jobbing since the 1980s, and he's made a hell of a career out of it, even upgrading to Knuckleball Shwartz in the 1990s.

#2 - Tom Brandi
"You see a jobber always loses, and Marc Mero always wins. What we have here is what we call in our business a Jobber! You're not Salvatore Sincere, the pizza delivery boy, you're name is Tom Brandi!" - Marc Mero on a LIVE RAW in December 1997. That alone is my reason behind this choice. I love it when a jobber is publicly referred to as a jobber on television.

#1 - Al Snow
To continue with the tradition of jobbers being called jobbers in public, my #1 choice is Al Snow. This is a man who has referred himself as a jobber on numerous occasions, and his losses back him up on it. For crying out loud, the man started a stable called the Job Squad. That's phenomenal!