Jobbers v heels

Here's a full-length version of a match in which The Spoiler totally dominates the excellent jobber Dale Veasey, a compact muscle package in shiny black boots. The Spoiler gets the perfect facelock on him, with Veasey unable even to fall to the mat because the grip on him is so powerful. And so the thickly muscled jobber bobs up and down under The Spoiler's punishing grip, unable to escape or submit.

Incredible beat down! Veasey thick body in white tights...a favorite for sure

It's very hard to get a line on what the best (or any) jobbers are up to after they conclude their pro-wrestling careers. I believe Todd Dale Veasey (real name, I believe) lives in Georgia, but possibly Florida. Would like to thank him for being one of the two or three best of all time.

I think he is a great man also out of the ring!

Veasey is my idol!

Yeah, I know every second of that match, Dale Veasey showed a great resistance under the spoilers blows!

One of the elements that enhances the "Russian's" relentless punishment of Mike Richards' muscular left arm is his loud groaning as they administer discipline. He's the perfect jobber, absorbing so manfully the abuse they dish out.

y all-time favorite jobbers were Dale Veasey, Mike Richards and the late Rick McGraw. All were sturdily constructed, and all sold their punishment like the bulldogs they were.
My two favorite tag team squash matches included the one already posted here, with Bill Dundee (even more than partner Buddy Landell) disciplining Jim Jamison mercilessly.
Here's the other, in which two of the so-called Russians put the boots and the muscles to hardy jobber Mike Richards.

great match, thanks for sharing

Buddy Landell works well as Bill Dundee's tag-team partner, but it is Dundee, who looks as if he was poured into his tight yellow trunks, who totally masters his jobber Jamison. Acting like a highly stimulated street fighter, Dundee disciplines his jobber with dozens of face and body blows, putting plenty of muscle into the relentless jabbering and taunting the boy when (Dundee) has him down on the mat. The scrappy Dundee humiliates him throughout and then plants the heel of his big brown cowboy boot on Jamison's neck in triumph while flexing. And the work-over is only just beginning.

One of my favorite jobber destruction matches. The same jobber Jim Jamison also faced Jos Le Duc in a chain match. I really envied that jobber.

Incredible. This is the quintessential squash match. They isolate one of the jobbers who receives a majority of the punishment, they are non stop and relentless in their attack where the poor jobber has no time to reset, they work primarily on one body part (in this case face punches), the jobber sells beautifully with several “dead drops” to the canvas, a few power moves, thrown out of the ring, trunk pull roll over, BLOOD and of course mid-match and some serious post-match abuse and humiliation of the jobber’s face (and dignity) culminating with being dragged over to announcer table and made a spectacle for the camera.
Doesn’t get any better!

Totally agree
How wrestling should be

Exactly! I love selljngbthe jobber role just like this. The dead drops make me hard each time. Relentless and brutal but they keep pounding him

great video, thanks for sharing!

I really envied that jobber and wished it were me.

I enjoy a squash job, but also enjoy when my jobber makes a valiant effort to fight back, throwing a few punches, getting in a few shots. That just fires me up to really unload on him and make him suffer even worse for his insolence.

Mr. Olympia and his manager know what's good for a jobber – muscle around the neck for a snug "Good night, punk."

Damn that’s hot. I want to be that jobber

You can be! Climb in the ring with me!

I wish there were more heels like you and Mr. Olympia. Most of the time when I fight back guys laugh and taunt me.

as a jobber I am a great fan of Dale Veasey and I like the squash match, especially where he was squashed by taller heels like The Spoiler.

Does any jobber here like the same scenery?

Alex, I am a jobber who totally agrees with squash matches like the one you shared with us. Thanks for sharing.

you are welcome, preciate your interest!

You are very welcome.