JBL fired from CNBC
 

from nodq.com

After receiving word from three independent sources that CNBC had severed its relationship with John Layfield today, I contacted CNBC for comment. The following is the statement that they gave me concerning the situation.

“CNBC has terminated its relationship with John "Bradshaw" Layfield following his conduct this past weekend in a wrestling match. We find his behavior to be offensive, inappropriate and not befitting anyone associated with our network.”



HAHAHAHAHA serves him right :rofl:

Well this makes my day. :)

Though the explaination sounded a bit simplistic and I doubt CNBC would tell people why they let an employee go...still if it's true :y:

Good.

HAHAHA

Well he deserved it if he thought up the idea of doing something illegal and disrespectful to get cheap heat.

Now if only there was a typo in that statement, replacing CNBC with WWE
:roll:

Now we don't have to hear another promo about how he has a successful show.

No, now all we'll hear are promos about how he had a successful show.

Serves him right, the stupid shit.

Reps to CNBC!

Oh man that's hilarious. :rofl:

Go CNBC! Kick that dude off your network. Wait...isn't he still on Fox?

LOL

Now he's gonna come back to the studio and slam someone with a chair so hard that they'll go slightly anemic form severe blood loss.

Wait until his next column. He's going to be pissed.

I really dont see what the big deal is, he's only saying 'Hi' to the fans, observe:

http://www.2and2.net/Uploads/Images/...i%20salute.jpg

Hmm actually thinking about other things as well this whole HHH T-shirt design has been very Nazish as well. Hmmmmmmm, could titan towers be the start of the 4th Reich?

Well, JBL deserves anything that comes to him.

Good for CNBC.

It still really pisses me off that he wasn't arrested for it though. What he did is a serious offense in Germany, and I don't think he should be getting off clean just because of his status.

ROFL

OWNED

Now if someone like Flair did something like this, would it be different in your eyes?

No.

Nope.

If Flair did it, it would probably be attributed to senility, as opposed to dumbassnicity.

And yes, dumbassnicity is a word. :shifty:

He doesnt deserve the push in the first place. :|

i feel sorry 4 him.

i hope he was fully aware of the ramifications of doing what he did.
hope this doesnt screw with his gimmick

back to fox for him, i did'nt know he was ever with cnbc

im glad flashing a nazi salute is like flipping off the president

Fired? Whoopidy doo

I'm just surprized the German fans didn't F'N KILL HIM. He got off lucky

I wonder if this will take him out of the mainevent status. Im going to assume that he isnt going to win the title at the next PPV. The WWE doesnt like to be embarassed.

One word

Velocity

oh and 5 more letters

LMFAO

Good for Bradshaw. Serves him right. Anyone should be smart enough not to do that but apparently Mr. Layfield wasn't. Can't wait to see him jobbing to everyone and their mother (Eddie's included).

Less Bradshaw= Ratings!

JBL jobs to Funaki

Now if only HArdcore Holly can screw something up on the weekend then we'd all be happy

Ahem! let me clear my throat...

NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA

HEY HEY HEY

GOODBYE

don't diss Holly........he'll come get ya.....

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-- One of John Bradshaw Layfield's co-workers reacted to Layfield's behavior on the recent tour of Germany by saying, "I'm embarassed to be a part of this company".

-- Bradshaw sparked outrage by "goose stepping" and using the "Hitler salute" in one of his matches.

"I'm sure he thought it was no big deal," said another co-worker. "Well it was a big deal, and the timing couldn't have been worse. The entire world was paying tribute to the men who died at D-Day, and we've got a clown in the ring making a fool of himself and the company."

-- The only WWE reaction was a brief apology that appeared on WWE.com for a short time earlier today before it was pulled. More information on this whole saga can be found on the newsboard.

Like the WWE deals heavily in reality.

John Bradshaw Layfield, above, greets long time fan, Ninti the Mad.

But seriously, good for CNBC. Though it was likely only to save their own asses, it's good to know he's gotten some repercussion for his actions.

Though I hear he's got a 6 year deal with Limbaugh and a 10 year deal with Hannitty.

:lol:

Serves him right. I'm cool with his wrestling character, but Bradshaw the person is a moron. He really should be fired completely. What kind of example does the company set by keeping a man not named Triple H who endorses Nazi signs and poses?