Wrestling "Jobber" Chris Frazier; January-June, 1989 скачать в хорошем качестве

Wrestling "Jobber" Chris Frazier; January-June, 1989

Son of “Plowboy” Stan Frazier (aka Uncle Elmer, Giant Hillbilly, and more), Mississippi’s Chris Frazier paid his dues in the CWA putting over the top stars of the Memphis territory. He sometimes worked as “Cowboy” Frazier and remained with the promotion through its transformation into the USWA. This collection includes an early look at the man who would become the Undertaker - then the “Master of Pain”, as well as Phil Hickerson’s bizarre allegiance with Samurai Shinji & Shogun Masamune. 1) vs. P.Y. Chu Hi (Phil Hickerson) 2) w/Mike Masters & Rodney Napper vs. P.Y. Chu Hi, Samurai Shinji & Shogun Masamune 3) w/Alan Reynolds vs. Dutch Mantell & Master of Pain 4) w/Rodney Napper vs. Samurai & Shogun 5) vs. Dutch Mantell 6) w/Jim McPherson vs. Samurai & Shogun 7) w/Alan Reynolds vs. Beauty & Beast 8) w/William Thompson vs. Action Jackson & Master of Pain 9) w/David Johnson vs. Samurai & Shogun 10) vs. Brian Lee 11) w/Frankie Lancaster vs. Brian Lee & Robert Fuller 12) vs. Detroit Demolition 13) w/Alan Reynolds vs. P.Y. Chu Hi & Shogun About the term "Jobber": Unless they’re related to the promoter, nearly every wrestler spends some time doing jobs (losing most or all matches). Sometimes a wrestler will do jobs because they’re new to the business and sometimes they had been on the winning end for a time, then spent some time making newer stars look good. Often due to nothing more than bad fortune, some talented, capable wrestlers never see a successful period in a major promotion. When they have more class than ego, some “jobbers” will work for years making the top stars look good. As a fan, I’ve always thought the underdogs of wrestling were/are under-appreciated. I use the term “jobber” because it’s the search word most fans would use when looking for the less-discussed workers of the past. They did what they were booked and paid to do and they deserve our respect. Without someone losing a match, there would be no winners in pro wrestling.