This WWE Magazine cover came out just after their SummerSlam clash, so it featured the iconic poster from that PPV event.

John Cena vs. JBL at Judgment Day 2005 was anything but PG, a match so brutal, it had fans questioning if they were watching ...

The WWE Universe has been in a bit of an uproar following ... Top stars have publicly defended the latest decision by Triple H and his team, and now JBL is sharing his two cents.

Speaking on Something To Wrestle, JBL commented on his upcoming appearance on WWE RAW. "I'm excited. They gave me a call, and I said, ‘Hey, I'm thrilled to be coming in.' I believe Pat McAfee is ...

John Bradshaw Layfield (JBL) held the WWE Championship for 280 days between June 2004 and April 2005. In a recent podcast episode, the 58-year-old questioned why Goldust, Roddy Piper, Shelton ...

However, once he mentioned DiBiase, JBL listed a number of former WWE Superstars who should have had a run as the company's top champion. "I think Ted should have been the WWE Champion.

JBL won three WWE Tag Team Championships with Ron "Faarooq" Simmons as The Acolytes and then the APA, and were known as one of the hardest hitting duos in the business, but in the eyes of Layfield ...

The encounter was ambiguous and uneasy, catching the attention of many. That includes WWE legend JBL, who commented on the segment on his "Something To Wrestle" podcast, explaining he believed it ...