Why do people hate jbl

This puzzles me and makes me wonder if the politics are running wild around the WWE offices. Why else would they shove JBL down our throats week after week? Especially with the up and coming TNA breathing down their neck.

Randy Orton was the ultimate bad guy. He made you want to see him get ripped limb from limb. Even in his matches against jobbers, you actually cheered for the jobbers.

Orton was the epitome of interaction with the fans even though he used few words. JBL often rants like an old cowboy that needs to be put out to pasture. As an announcer, I actually enjoyed JBL.

He did a fine job for the most part. For some reason, JBL decided it'd be a good idea to flash several Nazi salutes at the crowd, then goose-step around the ring, which not only raised the fans' ire, but brought him serious trouble after the show. Such acts are illegal in Germany, and he has banned from re-entering the country shortly after the incident. CNBC also fired JBL from his moonlighting job as a financial analyst with the network, though Bradshaw showed little remorse in the aftermath A flimsy excuse, but JBL is lucky he wasn't dealt a firmer punishment: the German penal code decrees that acts like his can be punished by up to three years in prison.

Formerly Bleacher Report. The self-proclaimed 'Wrestling God, ' JBL, may very well be one of the greatest heels of all time and someone who achieved plenty during his in-ring career.

But even though he is respected by a great majority of people, he is also someone who has caused plenty of controversies. This is mainly down to backstage issues that he has been involved with throughout his career. That is because JBL is well-known for his bullying antics behind the scenes with many wrestlers having discussed them.

Because of those actions, there are plenty of wrestlers who don't get along with JBL, despite his accomplishments in the ring. The current Ring Of Honor star is someone who is well-respected within the wrestling business. JBL threw a driver out of his seat who was taking the talent to a plane and took the wheel.

Being from Texas, Bradshaw driving wildly in snow upset a lot of the passengers, specifically PCO and his old partner Jacques. Teddy Hart is a very opinionated wrestler and that has been the case throughout his career. His issue with JBL is that he has bullied people throughout his career, yet Teddy Hart doesn't believe Bradshaw is actually all that tough in reality, with the two men certainly not getting along.

The Miz is another person who had to deal with JBL's backstage antics when he first broke into the business.