Talk:Joe/@comment-34467936-20180611085434

It's possible that his nickname "Gearless Joe" is also a homophonic reference to the infamously weakest character and first opponent in Punch Out, "Glass Joe". Besides being stereotypically fragile, this association between the two characters can be furthered if we take into consideration the spectators' anticipation of Jnk.Dog/Joe's losses in the beginning of the series due to the fights being thrown. I feel like it's far fetched but just wanna throw that out there