John Bradshaw Layfield was not a fan of taking The Undertaker's Last Ride.

John Cena will end his WWE farewell tour with a retirement match in December. One of the 48-year-old's legendary rivals, John ...

John "Bradshaw" Layfield, better known as JBL, was a staple part of WWE shows in the early-mid 2000s. Over the course of his career, JBL went through various changes. While the early 1990s saw him ...

John Layfield shares funny political ad for Gerald Brisco as president. Story by M. G0MEZ • 2w. ... That is why incredible legends like The Undertaker, Kane, Batista, ...

John Cena used a popular reference to The Undertaker in his iconic theme song ‘Word Life’ during his days as The Doctor of Thuganomics. John Cena had power-packed WWE debut against Kurt Angle ...

Why John Bradshaw Layfield deserved to be considered for this year's Fictional 15. ... After his stint with the Undertaker, JBL starts hiring himself out as a bodyguard to other wrestlers.

The Undertaker took to Twitter/X after being accused of a "crime" by former WWE Champion and Hall of Famer John Bradshaw Layfield. The Undertaker and JBL have a storied rivalry. The two men faced ...

John Bradshaw Layfield keeps showing up in random promotions — GCW, AAA, MLW and, most notably, TNA — and having an impact on the world championship feud between Nic Nemeth and Joe Hendry.

John “Jack” Gerald Layfield, 91, passed away at Tidal Health in Salisbury on Thursday, January 11, 2024. Born in Melsons, MD on March 8, 1932, he was the son of the late Ethel Hearn Layfield ...

The year was 2004. The place was East Rutherford, New Jersey. The event was WWE's SmackDown-branded No Mercy pay-per-view. Tag team specialist turned top heel John "Bradshaw" Layfield had entered ...

On his very own YouTube channel, JBL (John Layfield) brings up the idea of Lesnar and Undertaker facing one another at WrestleMania 29. However, it wouldn't be just any run-of-the-mill match, but ...

John Layfield started in WWE in 1995 when WWE was bringing in a lot of new talent. ... Originally they were just two power wrestlers that were part of The Undertaker's Corporate Ministry group.