Jamie Noble, the WWE superstar whose real name is James Gibson, was born in December of 1976.  He appeared on Ring of Honor (winning the World title) and WCW, where he won the Cruiserweight title.  He currently appears on Raw.

Noble began his wrestling career in 1995.  He soon caught the attention of WCW talent scouts, and he began wrestling for the brand.  He was first known as Jamie-San, a masked wrestler.  After he was unmasked, he changed his name to Jamie Knoble.  Once WCW was closed, he moved to Heartland Wrestling Association, where he won the Cruiserweight title.

He made his WWE debut on June 6, 2002, as a heel on Smackdown.  He changed his last name to Noble at this point, and he quickly picked up the WWE Cruiserweight title.  He and Nidia began their Smackdown storyline as poor wrestlers, but then they received an inheritance.  After becoming rich, they turned face.  Then Nidia left Noble, causing him to turn heel once again.  However, he left the WWE in September of 2004, but he left with the option of returning.

After recovering from a staph infection, Noble joined the independent circuit.  He appeared with Heartland Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Ring of Honor, and more.  However, he didn’t play the independent circuit long; in June of 2005, Noble exercised his option to return to the WWE.  However, before making his return, he picked up the ROH World title after winning a four-way elimination match. 

Noble reappeared on the WWE on December 17, 2005.  He joined up with Kid Kash and, after a short period as a face, turned heel once again.  The two attempted to win the tag titles, but Kash left the WWE in September of 2006. 

Noble spent much of 2007 chasing the Cruiserweight title.  He failed to capture it, however, despite several attempts.  He then began a feud with Chuck Palumbo, a feud that led to him turning face once again.  In 2008, he was drafted to Raw, where he has been wrestling every so often. He is considering leaving wrestling and becoming a backstage agent.