JBL Defends Road Dogg Against Twitter Troll

Yesterday morning former WWE Champion JBL Tweeted out a gif of himself clotheslining Billy Gunn, joking that he hurt his arm because Gunn ran so hard into him. SmackDown Live writer Road Dogg responded and said he himself ran into JBL’s clothesline hard twice in one match once.

JBL responded by telling Road Dogg that he and Gunn should’ve learned to work better. Road Dogg jokingly responded by saying he still hears that same complaint today, only people now spell “work” as “w.r.i.t.e.” A podcast’s Twitter account attempted to troll Road Dogg with a response, but JBL was quick to jump to his old friend’s aid:

Billy @RealBillyGunn ran so hard into me it hurt my arm. Was tough on me……. https://t.co/12EDu7WSne

— John Layfield (@JCLayfield) May 10, 2018

I noticed a lot of people ran really hard into your arm on this move. 1 time I did it twice in one match so hard that It knocked me out each time. Do you remember that? I don’t!!

— Brian G. James (@BrianRDJames) May 10, 2018

My arm still hurts from you and billy, you guys should have learned how to work better! https://t.co/4qDKKQsnNq

— John Layfield (@JCLayfield) May 11, 2018

I still hear that same complaint today only now they spell “work”…… w.r.i.t.e.

— Brian G. James (@BrianRDJames) May 11, 2018

Ironically enough that tweet is the most well written piece you’ve produced in years… pic.twitter.com/uIJ06GsgUY

— The Alleged Wrestling Podcast (@TheAWPod) May 11, 2018

Actually @WWERoadDogg is one of most creative minds I have ever come across and I do have just a little experience in the business, I believe he does an awesome job. Writing a global tv show 52 weeks per year is incredibly tough, bashing it on a podcast is not. https://t.co/iUQeWmmPqY

— John Layfield (@JCLayfield) May 11, 2018

Coming up with fresh ways to bash it 52 weeks per year can be tough too! All joking aside, we prefer not to bash; we hype what we enjoy, and also criticize what we didn't enjoy, but in a constructive way (most of the time). It's essentially a discussion about the sport we love

— The Alleged Wrestling Podcast (@TheAWPod) May 11, 2018

Carmella Responds To Meltzer’s One Star Rating

Many of you may know that F4WOnline’s Dave Meltzer has a famous five star rating system in which he grades professional wrestling matches. Recently, Meltzer rated Carmella’s SmackDown Live Women’s Title match against Charlotte Flair at Backlash with one star.

A fan asked Carmella how she felt about Meltzer’s rating, and she responded by acting like she didn’t know who he is:

https://twitter.com/willbeckywinNo/status/994953828788310016

Who? ? https://t.co/YgRT8lcSYK

— Mella Is Money ? (@CarmellaWWE) May 11, 2018