Last week, as I watched RAW, I saw Kane demanding Shawn Michaels. RAW GM, Eric Bischoff, instead let Kane choose his opponent for a No DQ Match later that night. I figured it would be a lower-card wrestler like Maven or "Stephanie" Richards, but no, as we came back from the break and Kane's pyro started, I noticed an individual already present in the ring besides Lillian Garcia and the referee. Since I absolutely love watching jobbers get squashed, I got excited that we would get to see it on WWE's flagship program. But as soon as the camera showed him and Lillian said "And in the ring, Gene Snitsky!", I knew there was something different. I didn't think much about it and watched as Kane pummeled this unfortunate local jobber. Out of no where there came a few punches to the gut, perhaps a comeback...but no, Kane takes him down with a big boot and the squashing continues. Kane goes out of the ring and grabs the chair and I think "Wow, this jobber gets more than he's bargained for," and watch as Kane attempts to decapitate Snitsky. Lita comes in and saves the poor jobber, but he continues to lay there motionless. As Kane gets in the Lita's face, the unthinkable happens. The jobber, Snitsky, WHACKS KANE IN THE BACK WITH THE CHAIR! I sat there in awe, not over the Miscarriage of Me (Justice), but over the fact that Snitsky became the first jobber to break the laws of the Jobber Handbook. What laws did he break? Well, let's take a look:
JobberLaw #34: A jobber may never get his hands on a foreign object of any sort.
JobberLaw #57: A jobber may never do anything more complex than a bodyslam.
Even though I was shocked, I figured that Snitsky was probably a random guy picked play the character of "the guy that caused the baby to die" and would never be seen again. Lo and behold, this week on RAW, there he was again, this time speaking with Jim Ross and Jerry "The King" Lawler from the backstage area, breaking more laws! What laws? Well, let's refer to our trusty handbook again:
JobberLaw #63: A jobber may never participate in an interview segment of any sort.
And not only that, the jobber went on to discuss his actions last week and make his case, and in the process, breaking this law:
JobberLaw #68: A jobber may never get himself involved in a storyline with another individual.
I am still in a state of shock at how this jobber has......well, won himself a feud to take part in. Please feel free to leave comments about your thoughts on Gene Snitsky, a true outlaw for all jobbers (especially if you're wwefan 123 and the ever hilarious ecw4eva).