Jamie Noble Wants To Be Remembered As The Guy That ‘Passed It Along’ Before Final WWE Match

Jamie Noble traveled all over the world during his days as an active in-ring competitor. The real-life James Gibson made his WWE debut in 2001 and stayed with the company until 2004. Noble returned to Stamford in 2005 as a competitor. He took up the role of backstage producer in 2009.

Jamie Noble recently announced that he will have his final WWE match on Sunday, December 11th from the Charleston Civic Center in Charleston, West Virginia. The former WWE Cruiserweight Champion, however, has ruled out a complete retirement.

WWE’s official Twitter account dropped Jamie Noble’s interview with Byron Saxton ahead of the 45-year-old’s final WWE match. Noble talked about his legacy, noting that he wants to be remembered as someone who passed down the knowledge and experience.

“I just want to be remembered as the guy that passed it along, and helped everybody as much as I could.”

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As of this writing, WWE hasn’t revealed Jamie Noble’s opponent. Stay tuned as Ringside News will keep you updated with the developments on this story. Check out the interview here:

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