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From unstoppable monsters to once in a generation game-changers, each and every name on this list

learn the hard way that even when gracing the top of the card, you never too far away from

doing the job for your fellow wrestler. I'm Gareth from Waculture Wrestling and here are 10

wrestlers who went from main event to jobbers. 10. Dolph Ziggler

Never has a star flirted with the main event as often as Dolph Ziggler has without ever

actually making a significant dent on the top of the card. Now we're not knocking Ziggles

as a performer. There's a reason the one-time Mr Money in the Bank has stayed employed in

Vinnie Max Company for closing in on two decades. However, the speed that the star seems to go

from WWE or World Heavyweight Championship Contender to reliable jobber is rather frightening.

In the last year alone, Ziggler went from challenging old pal Drew McIntyre for his WWE

Championship at the horror show at Extreme Rules to just about squeezing onto WWE's Monday night

flagship via the disastrous Raw Underground in a matter of weeks. It was the same story after his

attempts to pry the WWE title away from Kofi Kingston and Dean Ambrose in 2019 and 2016

respectively, with the show off soon slipping back down the ranks after a brief trip to the top.

Perhaps Ziggler is now doomed to be the perennial bridesmaid from here on out.

Or maybe the veteran can show the world one last time before he's done.

9. Jinder Mahal There once was a time when the modern day

Maharaja was set to throw down with Brock Lesnar in a Survivor Series WWE Champion versus

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