Stevie Richards has revealed he “feels terrible” about his infamous chair shot to the head of JBL. It had been said for years that Stevie Richards chair shot to JBL was revenge, owing to an incident at ECW One Night Stand. During the event, JBL attacked the Blue Meanie, leaving him bloodied and legitimately injured ...
JBL was the first wrestler to become a big part of Fox News, appearing as a financial analyst for a number of years on the network. Also known as John Bradshaw Layfield, he became immensely popular as a host and talking head, as a familiar face for viewers while imparting some wisdom toward the financial ...
In the world of professional wrestling, JBL is a name that needs no introduction. The former WWE Champion and Hall of Famer has been a mainstay in the industry for over two decades, entertaining fans with his larger-than-life persona and hard-hitting in-ring style. However, in recent years, there has been speculation about whether JBL will ...
JBL, also known as John Bradshaw Layfield, is a name that is synonymous with WWE. After a long and illustrious career in the world of professional wrestling, JBL retired from in-ring competition in 2009. He came back for one more match half a decade later, but his career ended in that last match in 2009. ...
Looking back at one of the one most gruesome matches in WWE history, the JBL vs Eddie Guerrero match brings some disturbing viewing. WWE Champion JBL had been one of the most vile heels WWE had in years – making racially insensitive comments toward Guerrero during the build up to their matches and event marching ...
John Bradshaw Layfield has always been a contentious figure in wrestling. The former WWE Champion spent decades in the WWE as a wrestler and a commentator. His time was filled with big moments and memorable matches, although behind the scenes was much different. JBL was known by many as a bully backstage. Whether it’s “soaping ...
JBL’s appearance at ECW One Night Stand has become legendary. The former WWE Champion was one of the top heels in WWE during his run with the title in 2005, and at ECW One Night Stand that was no exception. He was booed out the building that night, but was most remembered for being the ...
