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>According to Wikipedia, "jobber" is any performer who >loses a match. There are different levels of jobber, >from the ones who get "squashed" every time to the >"jobber to the stars" who's allowed to keep winning >till they meet the champion. By this definition, >there's a jobber in every pro-wrestling match. >The difference with the "Apologies" video, and it's >something no one wants to talk about, is that, whereas >jobbers in most other pro-wrestling matches at least >appear to fight back, even though they're often straws >in a hurricane, Devon almost never tried to break free >of a hold. If someone can explain that stupidity, I'd >really apreciate it! >My idol remains Judell DuLong. If she ever had a fake >match, no one could tell. And, win or lose, at least >both opponents appeared to try, and try mightily, and >held on to their dignity. Judell often said that many >fake wrestling matches are, to paraphrase, no more >thean rape-by-proxy. I couldn't agree more! Yes, >Devon kept herself covered and was never sexually >violated by Honey, but the violence and humiliation, >and they way so many fans enjoyed her torture, makes >me wonder. >I see women beyond their anatomy. My favorite part of >a match is when one woman is in an impossible hold and >in terrible pain but is still trying to find a way out >and my even attempt some dangerous move. When Jessle, >in "Invasion 4" tried to pin Victoria while trapped in >a sleeper hold: brilliant!!! And, though that video >too ended in humiliation, at least 80% was wonderful. >That's why I was so deeply disapointed with >"Apologies." I thought SKW had standards. Alas! >So please tell me why you like to see women tortured >and humiliated without ever really fighting back.

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