The WWE is directed to Canada for Survivor Series: Wargames, and a member of the Hall of Fame has hinted that goes in search of a prestigious title out of the headquarters based in Stamford. Today, John Bradshaw Layfield (JBL) made a bold statement about the possibility of winning the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.
NWA was one of the most popular promotions in the wrestling industry, where many members of the Hall of Fame made a name. Layfield fought briefly for NWA Dallas between January and May 1995 and won Nwa's American title during his time in promotion.
Today, the 57 -year -old star made his return to the ring with a message. The former WWE champion said that he always wanted to be the world -weight NWA heavyweight champion and that he could still do it if he wanted with a clothesline. It will be interesting to see if Layfield leaves the retirement to fight for the title.
“I always wanted to be champion of the @NWA. I'm still a tile for distance,” Layfield wrote.
In 2004, JBL won his first and only world title in the headquarters in Stamford. He lost the title against John Cena at Wrestlemania 21 after keeping it for 280 days. It will be interesting to see if the member of the WWE Hall of Fame wins another world title in the coming months.
The member of the WWE JBL Hall of Fame states that an employee was fired after a terrifying incident with Undertaker
John Bradshaw Layfield, also known as JBL, had a successful career as an individual star in SmackDown when he won the WWE championship. In the following years, the veteran won more titles before losing his intercontinental championship against Rey Mysterio in Wrestlemania 25 and leaving the company.
During his time at the company based in Stamford, Layfield was a good friend of The Undertaker. In statements a Something to WrestleJBL said the member of the team responsible for pyrotechnics was immediately fired from the WWE after The Undertaker suffered first and second grade burns during his entrance.
“I could have killed it. It's crazy how stupid this was. You can't make that mistake. You can't put active pyrotechnics in the only place where anyone, much less the company's star, will be. I mean, this guy was a complete idiot. So it happened. You don't say that, when 'Taker' returned, that guy had already been fired and never again saw him again.” (1:26:52 – 1:27:15)
The incident occurred in 2010 when The Undertaker was making its entrance to the Elimination Chamber event with the World Heavyweight Championship. Fortunately, the veteran could continue the fight after getting wet with water while waiting in the cabin.
